Spoons and Broomsticks

So, today is World Mental Health Day and we were going to make a HUGE deal out of it but, as is typical, we all seem to be in low function mode right now. It’s […]

Nimue Brown writes about new ideas from the Pagan Federation Disabilities team The online disabilities events were set up more than a year ago to provide a way for people who can’t get to events […]

The festivals began as a way to reach out to the disabled within the community but it went so much further than that by reaching out to not only the disabled but carers, families, people […]

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 […]