Considering non-monogamy? Here are 5 things you should know…
Thinking of embarking on a non-monogamous relationship but feeling slightly anxious about it all? Lola Phoenix is here to help. She runs the popular weekly…
Calling all awesome autistic trans teens! Want some life advice?
Yenn Purkis and Sam Rose are the (awesome autistic trans) authors of The Awesome Autistic Guide for Trans Teens – a handy new book which…
Finding A-spec Joy
Finding A-spec Joy Eris Young, author of They/Them/Their and their upcoming book, Ace Voices, publishing in December, shares the difficulties of finding a-spec joy, the…
Autism Abracadabra! Help your autistic child engage in play
Autism Abracadabra, the latest book by Kate Wilde, includes over 180 activities for families to do together. These activities help strengthen relationships and develop social…
Queer Joy as Everyday Practice
Queer Joy as an Everyday Practice In honour of Pride Month, Alex Iantaffi, author of the Nautilus Gold Book Award winner, Gender Trauma, and co-author…
Yoga on Prescription: The Yoga4Health Social Prescribing Protocol
Yoga on Prescription: The Yoga4Health Social Prescribing Protocol The founder of the UK charity, the Yoga In Healthcare Alliance, Heather Mason, and former BWY-Chair, Paul…
When I Think of Queer Joy…
When I Think of Queer Joy… Rebecca Burgess, author and illustrator of the humorous and honest graphic memoir of growing up asexual, How To Be…
Assessing children in the therapy room through play
Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Anxiety by Fiona Zandt and Suzanne Barrett is packed with therapeutic activities to help children aged 4-12 years and…
An introduction to Clear Time and The 3C Pathway
Tessa Morton and Jane Gurnett are the founders of Act for Autism and authors of Connecting and Communicating with Your Autistic Child, a book of…
Surviving The Year: Wellbeing Tips for Mental Health Practitioners
Read an extract in a chapter from The CWP and EMHP Handbook called ‘Looking After Yourself’ which gives an insight from practitioners on how they keep their wellbeing in check, and cope with the demands of the job.