Articles

• Our Study Results: How Heba is Making a Difference for Families
• So, what is an Allied Health Professional?
• “It is never the parents’ fault”, says this children’s speech therapist
• All the feels: We meet the maker of My Mood Stars
• Rare gems: How Unique supports its diverse community
• On the couch with therapist and caregiver Amanda Griffith-Atkins
• What a parent of a rare child has learned, one year in
• Annie Ridout on Raising Neurodivergence
• “Self-care is not ‘me first’, it’s ‘me too’.”
• Parent Carer Collective: Natalia Bayona Frost
• What is paediatric occupational therapy? An expert shares their perspective
• Signs of ADHD in kids
• A caregiver and children’s sleep specialist shares her advice
• Occupational therapy vs. physical therapy: A physio’s perspective
• Parent Carer Collective: Nuala O'Neill Marks
• Cheers to you, Aussie carers
• We’ve got a new name. Here's why it's a better fit
• “I don’t know how we’ve survived.” Clare Spelta’s bittersweet success story
• Parent Carer Collective: Landrie Williams
• Parent Carer Collective: Tameka Simmons
• What is a disability lawyer and how can they help you?
• Parent Carer Collective: Heather Cox
• A journalist and parent carer on why words matter
• More than 9 out of 10 caregivers feel unsupported
• How Renata Watts put SWAN families on the map
• We need to talk about the autism puzzle piece
• What we need to know about the NICU experience
• Parent Carer Collective: Amy Rutter
• Parent Carer Collective: Courtney Welsh
• Hibi Assistant
• Coping with repeated hospital stays: a guide for parents
• What’s fuelling the Caffeinated Caregivers?
• "We have just kept loving him": A dad’s perspective
• Free support for children with learning differences
• How to be a true friend to a parent carer
• “The dream of a ‘simple’ family couldn’t be further from our reality”
• Parent Carer Collective: Eliana Joseph
• Struggling in the school system? Meet The SEN Expert
• Family-led support for your medical negligence claim
• Caregiver Polly Hazlewood has found her voice
• Parent Carer Collective: Dr Daniella Boyd
• Three mistakes I made as a mum of an autistic child
• 20 books for parent carers, by parent carers
• How three families shared the news of a diagnosis
• 15 Autism myths that should be debunked
• Why we need to know about postural care for our kids
• Parent Carer Collective: Andrea Davies
• Introducing Heba Plus
• How can we get the support our kids need, faster?
• 10 things to know after your child's disability diagnosis
• Parent Carer Collective: Genevieve Porritt
• Manage multiple profiles in Hibi
• Creating customised trackers in the Hibi app
• Share your journal with ease
• Gain insights with trends
• Understanding sensory processing: the cups analogy
• Parent Carer Collective: Grecian Martin
• Uploading your documents to Heba
• "I didn’t sign up for this." A father's story of hope
• 📅 Sync your calendars to the Hibi app now
• Author Amy Webb on nurturing inclusivity
• Eliza Fricker has reclaimed her family’s narrative
• Parent Carer Collective: Keelan Burns
• Neurodivergent, neurodivergence or neurodiversity? An expert weighs in
• A go-to guide for fundraising success
• Penny Wincer on the “imperfect art of caring”
• “We’ve raised over £120k”. Lilac's fundraising story
• Effie Parks doesn’t mind being called “strong”
• Need to fundraise? Just4Children can help
• Parent Carer Collective: Samantha Humphreys
• How to build an A-team of therapists
• An autistic educator shares her neuro-affirming approach
• Parent Carer Collective: Sinéad Quinn
• A who’s who of paediatric allied health experts
• Rachel Wright on systemic mistrust and “sorry”
• Cheat sheet: SEND terminology
• Inclusive language 101: a parent-carer’s guide
• Learning to be your child’s best advocate
• A dietitian’s advice on blended tube feeds
• Things I have learnt from my son
• Weighted blankets and autism: what we know
• Invite your care circle to Hibi
• Supporting neurodivergent children's sleep
• UK charities supporting parent carers and families
• 5 physiotherapy tools you already have at home
• A holiday catch-up with Madeline Cheney
• Transition resources
• Tools & frameworks for transitions
• EHCPs & transitions
• Finding your local transition service
• What do we mean by ‘transitions’?
• Sign language and AAC for autism
• Supporting kids with Down syndrome through grief
• Managing anxiety in autistic children
• Understanding autism masking
• Leaning into your autistic child's interests
• Demand avoidance and autism
• Sensory sensitivities and autism
• Parent Carer Collective: Rina Teslica
• Jessica Ronne on building her son’s village
• Parent Carer Collective: Jessica Moxham
• My son is one of a billion people with disability
• 6 podcasts for parent carers
• Are you a parent, or a carer?
• Parent Carer Collective: Lauren Fenton
• Why we're building Heba
• What is Speech & Language Therapy?
• SENDIASS
• Sleep
• What's a care passport?
• Developmental delays
• Speech & communication
• Understanding meltdowns
• Managing challenging behaviour
• Eating
• Toileting
• Supporting siblings
• Work & caring
• Returning to work and developing skills
• Leaving work
• Support in the workplace
• Parental leave
• Emergencies at work
• Flexible working
• Isolation
• Trauma
• Institutionalised parent carer blame
• Parent carer guilt
• Celebrating the positives
• Recognising the risks to parent carers' mental health
• How can time-poor parent carers still look after themselves?
• Using Heba's journal
• The EHCP Process: Step by Step
• EHC Needs Assessments
• After a diagnosis
• Developmental milestones
• Autism diagnosis
• First steps to a diagnosis
• What is Occupational Therapy?
• Specialist support and services
• Local Offer
• Early years, school & college
• Local Support Groups
• Family Fund
• Disabled Facilities Grant
• Carer's Allowance
• Understanding ADHD
• Disability Living Allowance
• Neurodiversity & parenting
• Parent carer forums
• Makaton
• What is an EHCP?
• Autism & girls
• Supporting your child with dyscalculia
• Empowering your child with dyspraxia
• What is neurodiversity?
• Guiding your dyslexic child