Blogging is our focus and connecting with others with a disability is encouraged. But we do try to peer support where individuals experience difficulties that by working together can find solutions together. A consequence of our Digital Befriending Scheme is that we are able to foster happy relationships between our members thereby increase social circles of support. Our drop in centre is usually a hive of activity but the current state of emergency dictates that all our support is online. This situation is important, but we never loose sight of a social goals of getting people online to offline community participation. 
Category: Blogging
How to Blog Every Day Without Burning Out — The Art of Blogging
Keeping your energy levels topped up while on a marathon blogging session – Some good pointers in this blog.
Blogging every single day can be quite challenging, especially when you’re just starting out, trying all sorts of new things, experimenting with different types of posts. I remember quite clearly a time in my life where writing, editing, and publishing a blog post every single day was out of the question until I started slowly […]
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The building blocks of learning. Thinking about ‘social disability’ and access. — The other side
Getting a clearer perspective about Autism is in the language used.
A blog post in which I talk through some new thinking about the term ‘social disability’. I love an epiphany! God, being autistic is sometimes an absolute blast. I get to peel back layers of a life time’s accumulation of faulty learning and go, wow! so that’s how it really works… Recent adventures have […]
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Why I created a disability-focused blog — Life with Spina Bifida
Great insight into how blogging is empowering and revealing!
When you decide you want to become a blogger one of the most important questions bloggers have to ask themselves is what do I blog about? There are so many different types of blogs such as fitness, lifestyle, politics, blogging, healthy living and even gardening blogs the possibilities are endless! When I first launched my […]
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How To Get More Comments On Your Book Blog — BookerTalk
This is an opportunity to join in and share your pointers as well as gain insights into blogging!
Day 3 of the #A-Z challenge. C is for comments It’s enough to make you want to ditch your book blog. You’ve sweated hours over that post. It’s on a topic you felt sure would attract attention. You put your heart and soul into the writing. Found some eye-catching graphics. And did everything the experts […]
Five Blogging Tips From a Full-Time Blogger — The Art of Blogging
More Blogging Tips for you Weevl Bloggers
Blogging has been my full-time job since the end of October 2012, and I know that the prospect of earning enough from your blog to do this full-time seems enticing, there’s a lot you need to know about blogging full-time. To be successful at anything, you need to be dedicated and make sacrifices. There are […]
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Guest Post: Ami Ireland — beetleypete
Importance of support for those who may be home bound. Blogging can be liberating!
In all the years I have been blogging, I have not known another blogger who lived so close to me. Ami lives quite near to Beetley, but so far, we haven’t had the chance to meet. I am very happy to present her truly excellent guest post here, which is unedited. If you know anyone […]
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