Services

Huw Fifield provides specialist support for children, young people and families through tutoring, play therapy, parent guidance and educational consultancy.

Private Tutoring

Personalised learning for children who need a different approach

Huw’s tutoring is designed for learners who may not thrive through standard teaching methods.

Sessions can support:

  • Dyslexia
  • Reading and spelling difficulties
  • English and literacy
  • SEN learning needs
  • Confidence and motivation
  • Learning anxiety
  • Exam preparation where appropriate

Rather than relying only on worksheets or repetition, Huw uses student-centred strategies that respond to the child’s interests, strengths and learning style.

This may include:

  • Visual prompts
  • Storytelling
  • Art and drawing
  • Games
  • Movement
  • Multi-sensory literacy
  • Interest-based resources
  • Practical, low-pressure learning tasks


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Play Therapy

A safe, creative space for children to process difficult feelings​

Play therapy gives children the opportunity to express feelings and experiences that may be hard to put into words.

Huw is a qualified play therapist and is listed on the Register of Play and Creative Arts Therapists. His therapeutic work can involve creative approaches such as sand tray, stories, drama and art.

Play therapy may support children experiencing:

  • Anxiety
  • Low confidence
  • Emotional overwhelm
  • Frustration around learning
  • Difficult transitions
  • Trauma or distress
  • Social or behavioural difficulties

Huw’s background in SEN and dyslexia means he is especially sensitive to the way learning difficulties can contribute to emotional challenges.


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Parent Support

Practical guidance when you want to help, but don’t know where to start

Parents are often the first to notice when a child is struggling.

Huw provides guidance to help parents understand what may be happening and what practical steps they can take.

Support may include:

  • Understanding dyslexia, ADHD or wider neurodiversity
  • Reducing homework battles
  • Creating a calmer learning space at home
  • Supporting emotional regulation
  • Preparing for SENCO meetings
  • Communicating more effectively with school
  • Choosing helpful resources and strategies


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Educational Consultancy

Support for schools, educators and organisations

Huw also works with educators and organisations who want to better support dyslexic and neurodiverse learners.

Consultancy can cover:

  • Student-centred learning
  • Dyslexia-friendly teaching
  • SEN strategies
  • Neurodiversity-aware practice
  • Literacy support
  • Therapeutic approaches to learning
  • Parent-school communication


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