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Traditionally, Guy Fawkes night is spent heading out to the local park dressed up as snug as a bug, braving the bitter cold and marvelling at the fireworks all while attempting to soak up the heat of the nearest bonfire. For parents of children with special needs, Bonfire Night can often bear some challenges.

Fear can affect us all in different ways. To be afraid of something that we perceive to be dangerous, painful, or harmful to us is a completely natural occurrence. Children with special needs are no exception to this. As youngsters explore the world around them, they encounter new experiences and brave new challenges. 

PTSD awareness day is June 27^th, every year. PTSD isn’t just a condition soldiers suffer from; any life-threatening or majorly stressful life event can result in PTSD. Support PTSD Day and build on the growth of mental health awareness.

March is brain injury awareness month.  It's aim is to raise awareness of how many people suffer from brain injuries and what can be done to prevent them. Rehabilitation is sometimes possible but some symptoms will likely always persist.  We look at the different types and how it affects the patient.