Positive Family Connections Report
Our partnership with Centre for Research in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (CIDD) at the University of Warwick focusses on family ...
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Research Into Sibling Relationships
The Cerebra 1000 Families Study is exploring the experiences of families who live with a child with a learning disability ...
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Written evidence submitted by the Legal Entitlements and Problem Solving (LEaP) Project, Cerebra
We have published our evidence to The Education Committee, which is assessing the current system of children's social care in ...
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Have You Applied for a Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) for your Disabled Child?
This is your chance to feed back your experience of applying for a Disabled Facilities Grant to the government because ...
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Cerebra Sleep Project Study
What is the Cerebra Sleep Project looking at? The study is looking at how sleep difficulties and daytime behaviours interact ...
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Can you take part in the Checklist Project research study?
Does your child have a moderate-profound learning disability? The Neurodevelopmental Conditions Research Lab at the University of Warwick and the ...
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Family Trauma: A Broken Care System
The University of Kent's Tizard Centre has been collaborating with the Challenging Behaviour Foundation, which provides support to families who ...
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The feasibility and effectiveness of tailored behavioural sleep interventions for children with neurodevelopmental conditions.
Researchers at Aston University are working in partnership with Cerebra to understand how practical and effective behavioural sleep interventions are ...
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Fabricated or Induced Illness Research Report
The findings of a major research project concerning FII have been published today. This research report considers the prevalence and ...
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Specific phobia in children with learning disabilities
In this seminar, Professor Kylie Gray presented the findings of the study titled “Specific phobia in children with learning disabilities ...
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