Transcript: Bobath Scotland and World Cerebral Palsy Day
Bobath Scotland is the only charity in Scotland dedicated to helping people with cerebral palsy, the most common cause of physical disability.
Category: Disability
Transcript: Sense Scotland: supporting disabled people and their families
Michael McEwan talks to Communication Officer Graeme Thomson about the kinds of support offered and Support Worker Grant Hendry about arts and outdoor activities.
Category: Disability
Transcript: Values into Action Scotland
Values into Action Scotland promotes rights and equality for people with learning difficulties and individuals on the autistic spectrum.
Category: Disability
Transcript: Learning Disability Week 2015
Michael McEwan picks out some highlights, including older people with learning disability, using technology and staying safe online, women and learning disability, LGBT and Date 'n' Mates.
Category: Disability
Transcript: Conversations about alcohol: making a difference to alcohol-related harm
The Evidence Exchange programme, an Alliance for Useful Evidence initiative, seeks to encourage the sharing and use of social policy evidence across the UK.
Category: Substance misuse
Transcript: Reversing the trend: supporting people to reduce harmful drinking
Resource developed by Partnership Drugs Initiative (PDI) and Evaluation Support Scotland (ESS) with practitioners to help gather and disseminate evidence on the impact of preventative approaches for young people at risk of developing alcohol issues.
Category: Substance misuse
Transcript: Recovery Across Mental Health (RAMH)
Recovery Across Mental Health (formerly Renfrewshire Association for Mental Health) is an independent voluntary sector organisation that aims to enable people to recover from mental ill health and to promote wellbeing.
Category: Mental health
Transcript: Trauma and looked after children
How do we deal with trauma? Most of us have a reference point for what is 'safe' which allows us to make sense of traumatic events (for example a car crash) and provides a framework to deal with it.
Category: Young people
Transcript: We Chose to Climb!
A three-day event or 'climb' that was held over 16-18th March 2015 at the Arches in Glasgow. It was an event that brought together those interested in discussing and exploring the principles of self-directed support.
Category: Self-directed support
Transcript: PASDA. Supporting families of adults with autism
There are over 7000 families supporting adults with an autistic spectrum condition in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Category: Disability