At the end of my Disability Awareness Assemblies, I always leave time for the children to ask me questions. Some are funny, some are thoughtful

As someone who has spent years visiting schools to deliver Disability Awareness Assemblies, I’ve seen first hand how transformative inclusion can be. Not only does

As a child with Cerebral Palsy, I had countless hospital appointments. Mum and I used to joke that we might as well live at the

As a disability trainer and speaker, I spend a lot of time helping others to understand the world through a more inclusive lens. People often

I was recently approached by an alternative provision school about delivering my Disability Awareness Assembly. These are normally aimed at Key Stage 1 & 2

Parenthood is a life-changing experience for anyone, sprinkled with joy and laughter, tears and challenges. For me, the journey has been uniquely shaped by my

I’ve had Cerebral Palsy since birth (over 40 years ago!) and over the years, it’s surprised me how many people aren’t aware of the condition.

It’s International Wheelchair Day and an ideal opportunity to celebrate being a wheelchair user!  That might sound strange to some. However, having had Cerebral Palsy

It’s something people have commented on as long as I can remember. “You’re always smiling. You’re always so happy”.  And for the most part, it’s

It’s now 2024 (Happy New Year!) and even now, disability is a taboo subject. In my forty years of having Cerebral Palsy, I’ve experienced many