We’re here to help

Be Creative serves neurodivergent individuals across the full spectrum, including those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and sensory processing differences. We also support parents, families, and schools seeking to understand and nurture different kinds of minds.

We support young people who may be neurodivergent, experiencing school burnout, anxiety, or struggling within mainstream education. Our provision works best for students who are able to engage independently, manage their own personal care, and participate safely within a small group environment.

We are based in Wadebridge, Cornwall, and support students within the surrounding areas.

We typically support young people aged 11–21, depending on their individual needs and circumstances.

Be Creative Cornwall supports students through a range of funding pathways. The majority of students attend through EHCP funding or EOTAS (Education Other Than At School) packages arranged by the local authority. We also accept privately funded students, depending on availability and suitability.
If you’re unsure what funding options may be available, we’re happy to talk this through with you.

We take time to carefully consider each referral. We usually arrange one or two informal meetings with the young person and their support network to understand their needs, personality and how they may fit within our existing groups. This helps us maintain a calm, balanced environment for all students.

Schools and local authorities use our resources to create inclusive environments that work for neurodivergent students. We provide frameworks, training, and insights that help educators see and support different learners.

Our provision is not set up to provide personal care or intensive one-to-one support.
Students need to be able to manage their own toileting, eating and personal needs independently, and engage safely within a shared creative environment.

Yes — we regularly offer informal visits and open days where parents and young people can see the space, meet the team and get a feel for how Be Creative works.

While we work in very small groups, students often receive a high level of individual attention within sessions.
We do not provide full-time one-to-one care, but our staffing ratios allow for a flexible and supportive approach.

Yes, we do accept privately funded students where we have availability and where we feel Be Creative is the right fit. Our provision is typically structured in termly blocks, with a minimum number of hours per week to ensure consistency and meaningful progress.

Absolutely. Neurodivergence doesn’t end at school. Adults navigating work, relationships, and identity find clarity and tools through Be Creative’s approach to understanding their own minds.