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🎙️ #CounsellingTutorPodcast 341 is live!
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1️⃣ Everyday Trauma: Small ‘t’ trauma and its impact.
2️⃣ Supporting Parents of Disabled Children.
3️⃣ Facing Rejection in Counselling Training.
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Almost a third of families (31%) spend more than 10 hours per week on essential administrative tasks to ensure that their disabled child gets the support they need.
Failed and Forgotten report
Disabled Children’s Partnership
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Carers week 2025 focuses on equality for carers highlighting the significant inequalities they face putting them at greater risk of poor mental and physical health, social isolation, financial hardship and poverty.
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Do you care for a friend or family member? Are you interested in getting involved in research that could improve health and social care?
In today's #TuesdayTips, learn more about why carers’ voices should be heard, and how you could shape research: https://t.co/68L7MdCWpx
The special needs trap: @johnharris1969 in @NewStatesman on his family's SEND struggles, w/ high praise for SNJ's "battle-hardened SEND veterans" "Don’t take away children’s rights, because if you do, you will have a hell of a fight on your hands.���
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NEW POST: The seven golden rules of co-production for researchers with guidance for working with family carers- a parent and researcher @Griffinpsych write about their experiences- and the 7 rules work for all kinds of co-production https://t.co/K0Vc1DApMm
Are you a family carer of a child with a learning disability aged 14-17 years?
We need your help for a research project looking at annual health checks! More details below 👇
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We’ve set out 5 Strategic Commitments for improving public partnerships, but today we’re going to take a closer look at one of these – embedding research inclusion.
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If you care for someone with a learning disability, you could save lives by knowing the signs of constipation and what to do. Here is an easy read leaflet for more information - https://t.co/zz3wGeJD6a
How do we define the impact of public involvement in research? How can we monitor it, evaluate it and learn from it?
Take a look at our new topic page on Learning for Involvement to learn more:
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🔎 Take a look at this infographic by NIHR @ARC_EM which illustrates some key #CoProduction activities that contribute to the long-term sustainability of health and social care innovations 👇
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