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5 things I want others to know about disability

Rebecca Sullivan is a blogger who uses her writing to express her experiences of living with cerebral palsy. Her work…

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Work & Education

Stroke survivor turned blogger, public speaker and podcast star

Martin Warrillow was only 49 when he had a stroke. After going through recovery, he decided to help other stroke…

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Why we need more diversity at the top

With diversity and inclusion as important today as it has always been, we need a wider variety of people from…

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What I’ve learnt from my journey to independent living

We hear from wheelchair user Lucy about her journey to becoming independent. Discover her tips to help you navigate the…

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Relationships & Sex

“Can you have sex?” and other common disability and dating questions

We all know that dating and disability is an often misunderstood topic. To break down preconceptions, we're sharing a blog…

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Work & Education

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown: disability rights campaigner

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown is a campaigner for disability rights and awareness. Here, she discusses the importance of talking about disability.

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Relationships & Sex

Disability, sex and relationships: stopping anxiety getting in the way of love

This is an updated post from our archives. Expert advice on overcoming social anxiety to build meaningful relationships, emphasizing the…

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Relationships & Sex

Disability and sex: overcoming obstacles in the bedroom

This is an updated post from our archives. Exploring the challenges and solutions for disabled people in the bedroom, this…

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Lifestyle

Disability and drug addiction: is there a connection?

Understanding the Link Between Disability and Addiction Living with a disability can bring both joy and challenges. For some, factors…

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A forward look – why choice in social care is paramount in the years ahead 

Leonard Cheshire looks at why choice and control for disabled people in social care is so important, and why it…

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