Month: December 2019

A guest post from Potia Pitchford about her new, virtual healing circle. Over the years I’ve felt the need to do something of a healing nature. There have also been times I’ve needed some healing […]

by Becky Dowley If, like me, you have been nurturing seedlings in a greenhouse or on a windowsill throughout Imbolc and Beltane, you will be glad when midsummer is upon us. Then you can stand […]

Post by Sylvia Rose who is our District Disabilities Liaison for Devon, Cornwall, and the Isles What’s it like to be a disabled Pagan?In some ways, much like being an able-bodied one; in other ways […]

So, one of the few perks of being me, if you can call it that, (the ADD helps with this) is that when my brain is braining, I can do everything… All the things… All […]

As a Staffordshire library assistant I’m very aware of the various campaigns run throughout the year to provide services for the public; your local library can provide a wealth of information and services for all […]

Catherine Manning, our Disabilities Liaison for London, talks about National Arthritis Week. If you weren’t aware this week is National Arthritis Week. I’ve had arthritis since I was 12 years old. I have 3 forms […]

As June is Feet for Life month, Jenny has asked me to write a guest blogon foot health for all of you lovely lot. I am currently training to bea podiatrist and will quite happily […]

So, is your moot disability-friendly? And no, I’m not talking about wheelchair access. Well, that’s a part of it, but there’s so much more. And no, we can’t always get it right, especially with limited […]

Morning folks.   I was just going through my memories here on Facebook and came across something that was said by Carl Johnson, Disabilities Liaison for the Mid-West & Wales. I thought I’d share it… […]

This is an anonymous guest post This blog post is written by someone with Severe Anxiety. It describes what it feels like to go out when you have anxiety. Please take care of yourself if […]