Positive Family Connections Report
Our partnership with Centre for Research in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (CIDD) at the University of Warwick focusses on family research that aims to better ...
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Cerebra funded projects carried out by CIDD include:
The 1000 Families Study is a longitudinal study involving a large cohort of families of children with a learning disability living in the UK. The aim of the study is to explore the wellbeing of children with learning disability, siblings, caregivers, and families overall.
The Positive Family Connections Programme focuses on helping families to build positive relationships within their family, and is delivered online in six sessions. It was co-produced by family carers, and is designed for family carers of children with a learning disability, autism, or both. In the Positive Family Connections study, we will be testing out the co-produced programme with around 60 family carers to see if it will be possible to run a much larger study in the future.
Digital Wellbeing Interventions For Family Carers is a new systematic review of digital wellbeing interventions for family carers of people with a learning disability, autism/who are autistic, or both. Read more here.
The Impact of Research
The research we’ve funded at CEDAR has shaped and informed our emotional and mental health resources. The team have also been publishing research papers from the findings of Cerebra-funded work, and you can read more about these papers and other resources.
End of Grant Report
To read more about the research activities undertaken by the team, take a look at the End of Grant Report for 2021-2023
Research at the Centre
Find out more about the family research undertaken by the University of Warwick in these videos. You can also read more about the other work carried out at CIDD on their webpages.
CEDAR Seminar Series
Alongside their research, CEDAR also run an annual series of seminars where researchers from other universities share their research. Our PhD students write reviews of these seminars.
A Parent’s Guide: Improving the well-being of young children with learning disabilities
This easy to read booklet is full of great advice on what parents can do to help support their young child’s well-being.
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Research Into Sibling Relationships
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