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My son, Richard, is nearly 40 years old, is diagnosed with severe autism, and sometimes displays challenging behaviour.... read the full story
Kinton is a 10 year old boy, he is lively, bubbly, and affectionate and he loves swimming and chicken. He now has a... read the full story
Over the years we have worked very hard to have positive experiences as a family, including days... read the full story
It was four years ago when on one afternoon, my wife and I staggered home from our local medical centre. Our then 3... read the full story
Niamh is 7 and has Tuberous Sclerosis (TS). She can’t communicate or look after herself in any way.... read the full story
Eight years on from the Winterbourne View scandal and following last night’s BBC Panorama programme showing abuse... read the full story
We discovered Intensive Interaction when Rhys was about 12. He isn’t able to speak and has a limited... read the full story
Balwinder talks about how she got good support for her daughter, Mindy, with the support of the CBF. Balwinder... read the full story
Eight years on from the Winterbourne View scandal and following last night’s BBC Panorama programme showing abuse... read the full story
If there is one thing that sticks out in my mind about my son Christopher, who has autism and severe learning... read the full story
Laura is 22 years old and has Cornelia de Lange Syndrome. I discovered quite early on that there were going to be... read the full story
As the parent of a 21 year old with severe learning disabilities and behaviour that challenges, I have found that... read the full story
Our son James, who has a severe learning disability and autism, left residential special school with no properly... read the full story
My brother Deepak is 28, the youngest of five siblings. Deepak has a wonderful presence and the best smile and we are... read the full story
Hello – my name is Pete, I am very happily married to the lovely Wendy and we have been blessed with 2 children... read the full story
Our son James has an acquired brain injury as the result of neurosurgery and immediate post-operative meningitis when... read the full story
My daughter, Katie, has Tuberous Sclerosis, which is a genetic condition and it manifests in various organs, causing... read the full story
Helen Cherry, a family carer, talks about the inspiration behind her graphics, illustrating the challenges of sensory... read the full story
Josie is 16 years old and has severe learning disabilities, epilepsy and challenging behaviour. Initially she went to... read the full story
As I write this our son Daniel now 13 is having his support package reviewed, it terrifies me what the outcome may be,... read the full story
When our son William was diagnosed with Tuberous sclerosis we decided that stairs and complex epilepsy were not a... read the full story
When the long-awaited Care Act was published, it was the biggest shake-up of health and social care legalisation in a... read the full story
Simon is a fantastic 6 year old boy with Fragile X syndrome, but as is no doubt true of many other parents, we have... read the full story
Five years ago I had the privilege of being asked to set up and facilitate a Circle for Niki. I had known his parents... read the full story
My niece, Fauzia, was transferred to a forensic psychiatric hospital in Northampton in 2012, the only option... read the full story
My brother, Robert, is 14 years old. He has autism, a severe learning disability,... read the full story
My son Adam is 23. He has severe learning disabilities, epilepsy, autism and severe challenging behaviour. Adam often... read the full story
When my son was small I could only take him to playgrounds in the rain as I knew they would be empty. Shopping was a... read the full story
When my son was diagnosed we didn’t have mobile phones or computers. And because of my son’s challenging... read the full story

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