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Project Spark: Exploring Neurostimulation Treatments, the Intersection of Technology and Healing

In the ever-evolving landscape of medical progress, the sparks of innovation consistently illuminate the path toward discovering novel solutions that...

Building Resilience in People with Disabilities

Building resilience is a crucial and transformative process that empowers individuals to confront life's challenges, especially for people with disabilities....

Continence Poverty – The Cost When You Can’t Afford

Edwina Spooner from Coloplast is back and we talk about the very sobering realities for a lot of people who...

Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness Workshop: Part Three

Continuing our Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness Workshop (P-CEP), Part Three starts by exploring one of the critical phases of preparedness: planning...

From Childhood to Adulthood: The Journey of Raising a Child with Disability

Bringing up a child with a disability in 2023 comes with challenges, but the advances in medical technology, treatment plans,...

Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness Workshop: Part Two

In the first segment of our Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness Workshop (P-CEP), we delved into P-CEP's background and essence. Now, let's...

On this episode of Have The Nerve, Susan Wood and Emily Bray focus on finding their confidence when they feel really disabled.

What does that mean? These are the days when something has happened, out of your control, and you have the very aggressive thought: “Holy crap. I’m actually disabled”.

How do you feel confident when going to the shops or going anywhere with a running commentary in your head about your plans b, c, d and e if everything goes wrong? How do you build confidence when your body doesn’t work like most people?

Building up confidence can be difficult, but Susan and Emily share their lived-experience to hopefully help you on the days when you can feel down or at a loss.