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Chronically Creative

Chronically Creative is a project rooted in drama, craft and creativity.

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“Leaving it behind” – a creative letting go workshop

This creative group session offers a chance to explore letting go of things that no longer feel helpful.

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Aphasia talking table

Talking with a supportive, small group can be really beneficial for issues with aphasia, whatever the cause.

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News items

Illustrated banner on an orange background with the title “Project Teens”. Four illustrated young people stand together, including one using a wheelchair, holding items like a book and a camera.

Welcome to Project Teens!

Category: News

Published: 17 April 2026

The Bains family posing with a photo of their grandfather.

Meet our fundraisers: The Bains family 

"Whether we were running or walking, every step was for Babaji."

Category: News

Published: 17 April 2026

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When the brain and body fall out of sync: Finding hope in the disconnect

By Millie Bridger

Category: News

Published: 10 April 2026

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Meet the team: Christina 

Our Children and Young People's Coordinator

Category: News

Published: 2 April 2026

Lili and her brother at the Liverpool Cathedral Abseil.

Meet our fundraiser: Lili 

"Abseiling the cathedral felt like a powerful way to honour my nan and continue the kindness she shared with everyone."

Category: News

Published: 20 March 2026

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So why is autism on the rise?

By Nanette Mellor

Category: News

Published: 18 March 2026

Colourful Brain

Neurodiversity-aware mediation

Making dispute resolution fair for everyone 

Category: News

Published: 11 March 2026

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Leaderful Action chooses The Brain Charity as their Charity of the Year for 2026! 

The leadership development and coaching organisation will be sharing their expertise and fundraising throughout 2026. 

Category: Fundraising

Published: 6 March 2026

A book on a desk with a diagnosis form, pen and glasses. The title of the book is Tourette syndrome.

Understanding Tourette syndrome

The science, challenging the myths

Category: Neurodiversity

Published: 4 March 2026

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10 gendered brain neuromyths we’re ready to retire

How outdated stereotypes continue to shape false beliefs and why it’s time to move on

Category: News

Published: 25 February 2026