Research News

We regularly publish news from our research partners and how it is informing our services to families.

Digital Wellbeing Interventions For Family Carers

Joanna Griffin, project lead, family carer and Assistant Professor, CEDAR, introduces a new systematic review of digital wellbeing interventions for ...
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Cerebra webinar review – Fathers of disabled children: supporting their wellbeing

Led by Dr Emma Langley (Assistant Professor, University of Warwick), alongside members of the Fathers Active In Research (FAIR) group ...
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Extending the Precision Teaching Framework

Athanasios (Thanos) Vostanis, Lecturer in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the University of Kent, opened the November CEDAR seminar series ...
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Challenging Parent Carer Blame

Disabled children and their families are one of the most severely disadvantaged groups in the UK. A major research report ...
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1000 Families Study: Relationships And Wellbeing

Caitlin Williams is a Cerebra funded PhD student at the University of Warwick. Her first PhD study used data from ...
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1000 Families Study – Latest News

The aim of the 1000 Families Study is to explore the wellbeing of children with learning disability, siblings, caregivers, and ...
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Advocating For Disability Rights

Ketevan Khomeriki gives a fascinating insight into her work as a disability rights advocate in Georgia. She explains how being ...
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Positive Family Connections – Latest News

Positive Family Connections is a new online 6 week programme for families who have a child with additional developmental needs ...
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What does anxiety look like?

Dr Hayley Crawford began the June CEDAR seminar by highlighting that autistic people and people with intellectual disabilities are at ...
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A response to the SEND Review: Right support, right place, right time.

This is our response to the SEND Review: Right support, right place, right time. This response is prepared on behalf ...
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