It’s sometimes hard for young disabled people and their families to find the support that they need and even harder to make their voices heard.
Disabled people need someone to talk for them “Would she like a drink?” or “How old is she?” were common questions posed to
Having a speech impairment, I’ve always hated the sound of my own voice. Not only that, but I have at times, struggled to make
This week is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Week and today, 7th October, is World CP Day. As someone with Cerebral Palsy, I’m delighted to be part
This week is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Week, with tomorrow being World CP Day. I’ll be live on Twitter between 1-2pm GMT to answer your questions
I recently sat down to watch, “Don’t take my baby”, a factual drama which tells of a disabled couple’s fight to keep their newborn baby
Last week, I went to a primary school to deliver my Disability Awareness for Kids workshops. The children were taking part in a Disability Awareness
I’m just putting together a book proposal for “Does it wet the bed?” as even though the book is almost complete, many agents request a
A few days ago, my husband and I went to register our new son, Jack James at Birmingham Registry Office. It was an occasion
I recently delivered a bespoke training session for an organisation in Reading. As part of their equality objectives, they had identified some issues surrounding stereotyping