@jowhiley Thank you @jowhiley for everything you have been doing to bring the health inequalities of learning disabled people to such sharp focus. On behalf of the young people I work with and their families, I thank you.
Now realising how much I have to learn and I've only seen two speakers so far! Another incredible presentation, this one from Meme Hieneman #PBSconf2020
As the crisis continues and there are still so many uncertainties in the world, it is amazing how some organisations are going that extra mile to say "I'm here, I'm listening, how can I help?" Thank you @BILD_tweets
Bild is offering a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) helpline to support families & carers of people with learning disabilities, mental health conditions or autistic people with the challenges of living with Covid-19 restrictions. More info here: https://t.co/FDU0OTKaFg
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just attended a fantastic #PBS taster session presented by the good folks at @PBSuk2 Check out their free resources for recording, understanding and implementing strategies around #behavioursthatchallenge at this address https://t.co/Xu7QgYDZLw.
Not tweeted in a long while, but I wanted to share a few resources at this challenging time. Starting with this one. Thanks @DrRussHarris https://t.co/tVp5QSzNVb
Great to hear about the expansion of @gigbuddies into South Wales! Great scheme providing opportunities for people with a learning disability to go out late, experience cultural events and expand their social circles https://t.co/jUYqk1GQMk
Children with LDs are more vulnerable to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) than others, facing additional barriers to their protection & receiving support. We're working with the HOPE Project to raise awareness & train peer mentors. Find out more: https://t.co/KS26wFkzlf
"Too many children in England are being admitted to mental health hospitals unnecessarily...children [are] often unable to get appropriate support at school & in the community." We need good support in local communities & to focus on prevention https://t.co/yCfbDDIniY #HWAlliance
As many people as possible should join. please share as widely as you can. Even if you press retweet and then forget about it, you might reach someone who has never heard of @theRRNetwork
Want to join a community seeking to reduce restrictive practices through sharing good practice, resources, discussing challenges, presenting solutions, asking questions and celebrating success? Join us on the @theRRNetwork Community of practice:
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Taking my 14 year old shopping at the largest primark in England. I didnt know it was here until I attended this year's BILD conference. I blame you, #PBSBham2019. #buyersremorse
Another fantastic day at #PBSBham2019. Thought-provoking presentations that for me led to some questions. How do we care for those who care? How do we remove barriers to implementing PBS? How can I deliver the right support at the right time in the current climate? A superb day.
Going to the pub with your mate should be fun. For people with a learning disability, it can sometimes be a difficult experience. Share if you think everyone deserves to have a drink in peace. #AmIYourProblem
Absolutely absorbed by this presentation from Professor Christine Bigby on active support in organisations. Each slide more relevant than the last. Here's just one...#PBSBham2019#activesupport#pbs
Tune in at 9am today over on our CAPBS Facebook page to watch a livestream of Christine Bigby presenting her keynote on 'what's necessary to embed active support in supported living services' #PBSBham2019
A great first day at #PBSBham2019 . From the individual to the system and from active support to family focus. Today has been stimulating, challenging and invaluable. looking forward to day 2! #PBS
"How do we learn about people? Side by side" A great closing statement from @Juliedbb69 talking with power and passion about active support. #pbs#activesupport#PBSBham2019