Learning Disabilities Awareness Week: Gary and Helen’s Stories
For Learning Disabilities Awareness Week, Clynsaer residents Gary and Helen share their thoughts on independence, inclusion, and what this week means to them.
For Learning Disabilities Awareness Week, Clynsaer residents Gary and Helen share their thoughts on independence, inclusion, and what this week means to them.
In this blog, Jack King - Music Facilitator, shares how he adapts his approach to fit Acute and PICU short-stay environments, ensuring that even a brief stay can include impactful, therapeutic musical engagement.
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In this blog, Dr Vica Khromova responds to the report into the growing number of young people who are not in education or work, reflecting on the close relationship between children and young people’s mental health and their future opportunities.
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Keith Sumner, a Trainer in our Learning and Development team, shares his diagnosis journey as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
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