We have taken the decision to leave the X Platform and will be transitioning Cerebra’s social media presence to alternative channels. We will no longer be posting on X after 13th January 2025.

We value your engagement in our work and want to make sure you stay with us as we move platforms. We invite you to join us on: Facebook - https://t.co/RCQkDGxEJf Instagram - https://t.co/jJx3doUXlc LinkedIn - https://t.co/0mHlzZZU1D We look forward to seeing you there!

Daniel Sutherland gives an update on his PhD research on Positive Family Connections and what’s next for him.

Transform the way you approach sleep support! Our webinar introduces CALM—Change, Assessment, Learned Associations, Managing Routines. Designed for parents and professionals, this session blends research-backed insights with real-world strategies. https://t.co/atvMwrHpN7

This week's #bookoftheweek is 'What Works for Autistic Children' by Dr Luke Beardon. It's aimed at parent/ carers of autistic children. https://t.co/BMEpCdMM51

An epic read for Monday: Ella's Human Rights Claim https://t.co/aai0QbqURn I spoke with @elly_chapple about Northumberland Council unlawfully issuing care proceedings and the impact on their family Also #MotherBlame #LearningDisabilty #DeafBlind #HumanRights #JusticeforLB

Our OCN-accredited sleep training is coming to Manchester in February. You'll gain the knowledge and skills needed to support children with additional needs and their families to get a better night's sleep. Find out more: https://t.co/hVgUdPb2W3.

We are delighted to publish our new comprehensive guide for parents on ‘Self-injury in children with intellectual disability’ in partnership with the Cerebra Network for Neurodevelopmental Disorders. https://t.co/fdwu9MghNV

Dr Georgie Agar at Aston University gives a project update on our study to understand how practical and effective behavioural sleep interventions are for children with neurodevelopmental conditions.

The Cerebra offices are now closed until 2nd January 2025. We hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and New Year 🎄

Amy Milner, a Senior Associate at @clmedilaw, talks about the options available for accessible holidays for families with a child living with a brain condition.

Our OCN-accredited sleep training is coming to Manchester in February. You'll gain the knowledge and skills needed to support children with additional needs and their families to get a better night's sleep. https://t.co/hVgUdPb2W3.

This week's #bookoftheweek is 'All About PDA; an Insight into Pathological Demand Avoidance' by Kathy Hoopman. It aims to help school-aged children understand PDA. https://t.co/BMEpCdMM51

**Research opportunity** Are you the parent or carer of a child aged between 6 and 18, diagnosed with post-traumatic headache as a result of a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion? Please consider taking part: https://t.co/P9SVVYiHl1

We recently heard from a family, who got in touch to tell us how our Sleep Advice Service was able to give them expert advice. https://t.co/yXSbhzIdg4

We are delighted to publish our new comprehensive guide for parents on ‘Self-injury in children with intellectual disability’ in partnership with the Cerebra Network for Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

"Having a child with additional needs means Christmas time can feel isolating for families like ours," says mum Aimee-Leigh Mahoney. https://t.co/bXpMs9nTv3

Earlier today we drew the winning tickets for the Christmas raffle! Congratulations to the lucky prize winners! We'll update our winners page as soon as we can. https://t.co/8hqexSgB5v

Without the help of Cerebra’s Sleep Service I don’t know where we would be. As a family we were all getting very desperate and it’s hard to think straight when you can’t sleep – you don’t know what’s best anymore. https://t.co/zjE4Lkwt90

Our Librarian Jan gives us a round-up of all the books about carers and caring that are available to borrow from our Library. https://t.co/36zn1liEwd