ADHD: Better late than never
ADHD has only been diagnosable in adults since 2008 and is most commonly diagnosed in young boys. Like many girls, Leanne Maskell and Ellie Middleton…
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ED JACKSON: Moving Mountains
MILLY PICKLES: Grateful for my Life
A Sporting Chance
SIMON MINTY: Empowering Change
Lucky Louise
Louise Thompson starred in reality TV show Made in Chelsea for eight years. Since appearing on the programme, she’s won more fans thanks to her honesty in documenting her experiences of birth trauma, living with ulcerative colitis, and having a stoma
JODIE OUNSLEY: The Power of Kindness
An exclusive chat with Jodie Ounsley – the former professional rugby player who many of us know as the Gladiator Fury
Born to Stand Out
Stand Out Socks co-founder Christian shares his business’s mission to empower learning disabled people towards financial independence
Threads of Change
Even in 2024, disabled people are still underrepresented in mainstream fashion and often unable to wear off-the-rail clothes. Kate Stevenson speaks to two adaptive clothing designers to find out more
LUCY EDWARDS: How does a Blind Girl…
Award-winning television presenter, author and disability activist Lucy Edwards lost her sight aged 17 due to incontinentia pigmenti. She chats to Enable magazine about her life in front of the lens
GEORGE WEBSTER: “I’m not Down’s George”
Actor, dancer and award-winning presenter George Webster speaks to Kate Stevenson about his new book ‘Why Not?’ and the importance of disability representation in the media