Annie Porteous-Butler discusses disability and the therapeutic relationship

A counsellor explores how counselling can support the family of a disabled person.

A counsellor shares their story of what it's like to be a gay, disabled therapist.

There are an estimated 13 million disabled and sick people in the UK, many of whom are housebound either permanently or from time-to-time - as their…

What is Global Developmental Delay? Global Developmental Delay (GDD) is the general term used to describe a condition that occurs during the developm…

Living with a disabled child or who has a life changing condition  For some people, the thought of having a disabled child is nothing more than ‘wel…

Recently many of us have marvelled at the medal winning performances of the British paralympic team at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. These ama…

Stigma - what is it and how does it affect people who feel stigmatised?   The stigma around physical disability comes in many subtle ways; it’s not…

I attended the lecture on disability, slightly apprehensive of the way in which the lecture was going to be delivered, given that the topic of disabi…

Becoming disabled can mean facing up to big changes in how a person feels about themselves, what their lives are all about, their relationships with…

Many people rightly consider sex to be an important part of their daily lives, yet in the area of disability sex is rarely talked about. With the c…