For parents and practitioners: Can we ditch learning targets and aim for quality of life instead?

Reducing pressure on children, parents and practitioners

This short article is about babies and infants who need extra support for their development and learning. I am going to argue for consideration of children’s quality of life in the present instead of setting learning targets for the future. I

Enabling inclusion of children with disabilities and their families across Southern Africa

Shonaquip Social Enterprise

From their website: Shonaquip Social Enterprise (SSE) goes beyond service delivery to build sustainable ecosystems that support inclusion. An inclusive ecosystem is one where all people can live full lives in supportive and enabling environments. When each community func

Cerebral Palsy Treatment Guides

The latest research evidence from Cerebral Palsy Research Institute

Includes:

Early assessment and diagnosis of cerebral palsy

Early Intervention Therapy

Early Intervention Therapy for Pre-Schoolers

and many more.

Visit the website here.

Timebanking is being launched in London, UK. Would it work in your city?

Timebanking UK’s case studies show that joining a time bank can change people’s lives

From their website:

Timebanking is a way of exchanging skills without any money changing hands. With timebanking, you do what you love, when you want to… and get a little help when you need it.

For every hour you

Parental Alienation: The Psychology of Fractured Parent–Child Relationships by Richard A. Warshak

Parental alienation occurs when a child rejects a parent without good cause, usually under the influence of the other parent

Have your children turned against you? Do they resist spending time with you? Have they joined with your ex in treating you with contempt? If so, they may be suffering from pa

Changing the landscape: A national resource to prevent violence against women and girls with disabilities

Violence against women and girls with disabilities is a prevalent, serious and preventable violation of human rights

Changing the landscape: A national resource to prevent violence against women and girls with disabilities complements, expands on and extends, the evidence contained in C

Getting Baby-Ready as a Mum with a Physical Disability

From DisAbility Maternity Care -

‘Getting ready for your baby is an overwhelming stage for any parent-to-be, but is exacerbated when you have to factor in a disability, at least in my experience.

‘So, first step – take a deep breath in, hold and exhale slowly. I know how terrifying this is.

‘No-one

Report: From Words to Actions - shedding light on the S.H.I.F.T. towards meaningful inclusion in Europe

The S.H.I.F.T. report presents examples of how to contribute to the equality and inclusion of persons with disabilities and their families

Support: means to help someone who needs help
Human Rights: means that all people are free and equal throughout their lives.
Independence: means that the person