by Ishy Bruce I am of course talking about the Paralympic athletes who have been on our screens this past week. As someone who is generally interested in sport and sports psychology I have been watching with admiration and fascination for these amazing inspiring human beings. What I’m most fascinated about is by the personal …
Yvonne Newbold and Malcolm Cooper talking about the stress involved with caring responsibilities and how to reduce the impact of stress on overall health and well-being #WHIS #togetherweinspire#improvingpatientcare #shareknowledge #WHIS @HIC2016
Looking is natural when meeting someone new. We look more and for longer when someone looks unusual / different. This could be: a visible difference, a disfigurement, a disability, a condition, a deformity, scars, burns and port wine stains. Stephen was born with a condition called Syndactyly (pronounced ‘sin-DAK-til-ee’) (Fusion of Fingers). Syndactyly normally occurs in animals and is an …
Mr. Xavier “SANYA = this Thai nickname means “Promise” ” Delage (French) Your best in-come is the out-come of what you are able to over-come in order to be-come and you are able to “well-come” it, always… in all your ways… with gratitude ! IN… OUT… OVER… BE… WELL ! In my life, there are …
WHIS Ambassador Yvonne Newbold Learning Disabilities, Autism and their Families Yvonne Newbold is a writer, speaker and trainer who is also the mother to three children, including Toby who is multiply disabled with profound learning disabilities. She is passionate about doing whatever it takes to make things better for children and adults who have a learning disability or autism, as …
On 6th February 2010 I was fell running, with a headache which I ignored, while I was a busy mum to India (10) Harvey (8) and Woody (5) and wife to Mark and worked full time. Like most working mum’s my life was extremely hectic. At midday the next day, I was actually misdiagnosed with a stress induced migraine …
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