Trying to take what he can from available evidence & apply it to working w people w learning/intellectual disabilities. Follow, you might just learn something..
Learning Disability Awareness Week, lots of positives flying around and talk of changing attitudes but not a lot of substance IMO. So, what can you, as a professional in non specialist services learn/do? A thread.๐งต
Twitter is the platform I've built my career from, but it's been getting harder and harder to justify spending time curating posts, you may have noted I've posted little of note in the last year or so.
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I'm grateful for all 4,000 or so of you for your following and support and have made some true friends through this site.
I may pop on every now and again for an comment or quip but if you'd like to get in touch, my website is the best place
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@DrJN_SportsMed@Martin_Nekkolai They just love playing with fishes I've decided, dehydrated to rehydrate, ferment to eat, hang em on the washing line etc
"that's a bloody heavy baby!" Jean in this week's Dementia friendly exercise group.
We provide support to people living with dementia and their family/carers through exercise classes and are please to announce we have funding for 2025 to continue with the group!
Just a few weeks to go until I dip my feet into the muddy waters of Physio again. For a few days at least. Iโll be speaking both days, and one more session than @theLDphysio got. Seems right to me ๐
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"Whilst on placement I'm now less afraid to get things wrong. Now, I am trying different approaches and finding many of these work better. I wouldn't have been confident to try these at the beginning of placement" A reflection from a student at the end of week 4