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Blue Monday: Nature’s healing

Alex Staniforth founded Mind Over Mountains after realising that it took him longer to access NHS mental health services than it did to climb all 100 UK county tops. He tells us how walking and spending time in nature can help improve your mental health.


Say Aphasia: building a community for those overlooked

Aphasia isn’t a well known condition and therefore many living with the condition can feel alone. It is usually caused by damage to the left side of the brain, which is responsible for understanding and communicating language. Colin, CEO of Say Aphasia shares his story with us.


Five minutes with… Christine McGuinness

The pandemic has meant constant changes to routine, a situation that can be distressing for autistic children and adults. Mother to three autistic children, Christine McGuinness, opens up to Enable about parenting through a pandemic and the family’s upcoming BBC One documentary.







Guide Dogs charity providing Tech for All

Technology has never been more essential for education, professional and personal development. Working to eradicate barriers to technology children and young people with visual impairments face, Guide Dogs is set to release a pioneering pilot.


Interview: Disability in real life with Rhiannon Clements

Going behind the lens of disability representation, Hollyoaks actor Rhiannon Clements speaks to Lorne Gillies about taking part in the new spin off documentary, Hollyoaks: IRL helping to show society what disabled people can do, not what they can’t







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