World Alzheimer’s Day: The emotional impact of dementia care
From changes in personality to loss of identity, dementia can rob a person of their memories and experiences. The emotional impact can open the door to uncertainty…
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Prince William launches new site for mental health in the workplace
The barber making a difference this World Suicide Prevention Day
Let’s talk about mental health: depression
Evolve 21 introduce first inclusive fitness app for all abilities worldwide
The loneliness epidemic that is affecting disabled people
My GP and me – people with learning difficulties and autism’s health inequalities
The importance of paying it forward
Preparing for university with a disability
Life outside the medical ward
After an accident or diagnosis, the four walls of a hospital room may become your lifeline. The constant medical assurance, guidance, and information keeps you…
Promise of £3 million for suicide prevention fund
The Scottish government has promised an extra £3 million in funding towards suicide prevention in the country. Mental Health Minister, Maureen Watt, has announced the…
It’s time to talk about therapy
Adjusting to life after acquiring a disability can be challenging, especially if you feel like there’s no one you can talk to who understands. We…
Get your free tickets for Kidz to Adultz Wales & West this Thursday
What? One of the largest free exhibitions dedicated to children and young adults up to 25 years with disabilities and additional needs, their families and…
On your mind: the complex reality behind brain injury
Breathing, kicking a ball, digesting food, pulling your hand away from a hot pan, reacting with emotion when you hear sad news… You can thank…
Home-sharing: the advantages for disabled home-owners
Homesharing can be more appealing than becoming a landlord as it’s designed with companionship and friendship in mind. It matches you with someone younger who…