New partnership brings free parenting support to BAS families.
BAS have partnered with Bristol-based ‘Spicy Minds’ to give our community free access to ‘Sylva’– a new web-based app designed for families navigating autism and ADHD. We have been testing this ourselves and have been extremely impressed with the results.
What does Sylva do?
Sylva helps when you can’t get support at the moment you need it most.
Sylva creates personalised strategies based on what information you share.
You can explore a wide range of conditions, including autism, ADHD, demand avoidance, OCD and more.
‘While Sylva does not offer a medical diagnosis, its insights are detailed and accurate so it’s ideal for families needing support while they wait for assessment‘,
Ben Cosh, founder of Spicy Minds (formally ‘My Hazel’ app)
After that, you can chat to trained AI coaches – whether you need help with school challenges, managing big emotions, relationship difficulties or your own self-care, Sylva understands your child’s unique profile, the support is completely tailored to your situation.
What does it cost?
BAS families get the first month free. After that, it’s £9.99 per month if you’d like to continue.*
We also have 10 three-month free subscriptions available for families experiencing financial hardship.(These will be allocated by BAS)
How do I get started?
Go to the Sylva website www.mysylva.com and access your free subscription with this code: BAS30NOV25.
Who’s behind it?
Sylva is developed by Spicy Minds – a team that includes parents and carers with neurodivergent children.
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*BAS receives £10 from Spicy Minds for each referred family that becomes a paid subscriber. **Financial hardship subscriptions will be allocated by BAS.
