“With its theme of Shaping Successful Futures the Aspect Autism in Education Conference will pick up where the last conference left off – with valuing students on the autism spectrum as unique and individual learners.”
From Autism in Education website: You are invited to submit an abstract fo
Read more: Invitation to submit an abstract for conference about autism in Australia in August 2018
Jacqui Shurlock writes: Children and young people are all able to tell us what they think and feel in many ways.
A new report, "Valuing the Views of Children with a Learning Disability", has been produced by the Challenging Behaviour Foundation and Mencap and can be found on the Paving th
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Disability Psychotherapy Ireland is an interest group in Dublin, Ireland committed to the progression and advancement of Disability Psychotherapy.
After Peter Limbrick included a profile of my work in the TAC Bulletin, I asked him if there would be an interest from readers in my photographing for them. He kindly offered for me to put the question on the TAC Bulletin.
I thought it a useful opportunity to seek feedback relevant not only to my wo
Read more: Photographing adults and children with disabilities: requesting feedback
Approximately 10,000 children with rare or undiagnosed conditions attend the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow each year.
The Office for Rare Conditions, based at the Children's Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, aims to raise awareness of rare conditions, enhance
From Encyclopedia of Child Development website: In recent years, a lot of new information has emerged on epigenetics that allows us to better understand how developmental trajectories can be either adaptive or maladaptive.
Experiences and environmental exposures act on genes like a dimmer switch to
From Talking Mats: Talking Mats is a great tool to help you to really listen to children and help them to have their say about decisions affecting their lives as well as shaping the services that support them.
Talking Mats can be used by practitioners and parents in the Team Around the Child
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011