Clinical trials are vital to medical progress, yet their language often leaves people behind. When consent forms, questionnaires, or study…
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After the thoughtful conversations sparked by Joanna Grace’s recent article “Age Appropriate or Person Appropriate?”, we’re delighted to share her…
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Moving home is extremely stressful for everyone but when you add in the things to think about around your disability…
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Key Takeaways Point Summary European Accessibility Act (EAA) A groundbreaking law setting minimum accessibility requirements across digital products and services…
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Falls, asthma flare ups, low blood sugar, and seizures do not follow office hours. Support often needs to be ready…
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Key Takeaways ABout Injury in a PuBlic Space For Disabled People Inaccessible public spaces significantly increase the risk of…
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The holidays bring joy, but they also bring overwhelming stimulation for some people. Bright lights flash in every store window,…
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I’ve found creatine really helpful in my daily life, both as a carer and as someone managing the physical and…
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Like the safety advice on a plane — put on your own oxygen mask first — carers need to prioritise…
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After the recent loss of sensory education pioneer Flo Longhorn, many of us have found ourselves reflecting on the values…
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