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Everyone should be able to share their stories

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Personal stories are how we connect with friends, family and our communities.

“A wonderful way to enable respectful, creative, emotional interactions”

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Sharing stories online with friends and family
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Cooking in lockdown story - sharing feelings
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Storysharing® enables children and adults with communication difficulties to remember and share their own stories of everyday life.

“Knowing you’ve been listened to, and understood- that is such a powerful thing, and if you’ve got that, then you are going to say something more.”

It is designed to include people with profound disabilities – as well as those who are verbal. You can see Storysharing in action in a special school here in a film created for the charity Openstorytellers

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Surviving Through Story

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