The 2017 Nicosia Declaration on Electromagnetic and Radiofrequency Radiation. November 11, 2017

'16 practical steps to reduce exposure to cell phones and wireless radiation'

Extracts from the website of the Environmental Health Trust: The Cyprus Medical Association, the Vienna Austrian Medical Chamber and the Cyprus National Committee on Environment and Children’s Health have signed the Nicosi

Autism: overcoming barriers to work for people on the autistic spectrum

From Disability Horizons website: Maxwell Dean, who has autism, explains the challenges people with autism face when applying for jobs, going for interviews, and in the workplace.

But alongside it, he also highlights the benefits of hiring someone with autism, and how a diverse workplace can be a b

'Accepting your disability and living your life' - an article from Disability Horizons

"My name is Rebecca Sherwood, I’m 29 years old and I have Athetoid Cerebral Palsy, which affects both my legs and my arms.

"As a result, I use an electric wheelchair and need help with all aspects of my personal care. I have assistants who support me in everyday life and also with my studies.

"Altho

When parents of disabled children have to struggle to combine work with caring – network, video and survey UK

Network for parents/carers of disabled children and young people, who work or wish to work. It’s called Waving not drowning.

New video highlighting how parents of disabled children might be able to stay in paid work using a number of their

Mother who believes a 'Wi-Fi allergy' drove her 15-year-old daughter to kill herself urges the removal of wireless internet from schools across Britain

Jennifer Fry found hanged in woodland near her home in Oxfordshire, June 2015
Inquest heard she was depressed by the suicide of her friend Tom a year earlier
But, her mother Debra claimed her allergy to Wi-Fi was reason behind her death
Mrs Fry is now campaigning for Wi-Fi to be banned from schools

Strategies to promote resilience in children

‘A resilient child will adjust better with different events throughout their lives, show fewer behavioural problems, and will be more likely to cope following trauma’

Extract from an article on Learning Links website by Katherine McFarlane, Registered Psychologist:

Resilience is a subject that paren

Team Around the Child (TAC) empowers parents and gives disabled children a better deal - in any country

Peter Limbrick writes:

Dear Parent,

Do you worry because the people helping your child do not talk to each other?

Do you feel they make decisions without involving you properly?

Do you have several plans for your child instead of a single u

Stopping Over-Medication of People with a Learning Disability (STOMP) - REPORT

In 2016 the Challenging Behaviour Foundation were asked to input to the national Stopping Over-Medication of People with a Learning Disability (STOMP) programme by consulting with families of people with a learning disability, autism or both