Strange Bedfellows: Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing?
How often do we find these three words ‘dementia‘, ‘sex‘ and ‘wellbeing‘ in the same sentence? asks Danuta Lipinska, author of Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing. In this…
How often do we find these three words ‘dementia‘, ‘sex‘ and ‘wellbeing‘ in the same sentence? asks Danuta Lipinska, author of Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing. In this…
We met with Christine Bryden in our London office after the release of her new book Will I Still Be Me? We talked about her more…
Neil Gibson is a social worker and Senior Lecturer at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. He runs a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course for professionals interested in…
JKP author, researcher and speaker Kate E. Reynolds recently travelled to the Chromosome 18 Europe conference, to speak to attendees about sexuality and relationships. Here,…
Violence often appears to come ‘out of the blue’. This contention might almost be intrinsic to any account of the experience of any individual who…
Learning support advisor Ann-Marie McNicholas describes how there are many options available to young people with dyslexia when they leave school, which they might not…
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In Defining Autism Emily L. Casanova and Manuel F. Casanova present a new way of understanding autism using cutting-edge research and ideas. Emily L. Casanova…
To celebrate National Coming Out Day, we wanted to share some coming out stories from transgender and non-binary teenagers, taken from the Trans Teen Survival Guide.…
Victoria Betton and James Woollard discuss the need for mental health practitioners to rethink the relationship between adolescent mental health and the internet. Their article…