Becoming a Woman – Session 3: What is menstruation?This book will be of interest to occupational therapists and other carers and staff working with girls and women with learning disabilitiesBecoming a Woman is aimed at educating those who… Read More...
This drama syllabus is aimed at those working with low functioning children and young people on the autism spectrum; teachers and trainers running groups for young people with autism; SEN and mainstream schools.Creative arts and… Read More...
This book will be of interest to practitioners, carers, academics and students, or anyone affected by intellectual disabilities, anxiety and depression.This exciting new handbook draws on the experience of a wide range of authors to present… Read More...
People with learning disabilities who use a wheelchair had the opportunity to ‘pimp my chair’ – as well as try out a host of other activities at a supportive therapies day held recently. Read More...
The Department for Education has launched a new guide aimed at explaining how the system that supports children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities works. Read More...
Phoebe Caldwell offers a fresh insight into autism spectrum disorders in The Anger Box. Shifting attention away from presentation and symptoms alone. Read More...
Health and local authority budgets could be combined to plug a multi-million pound funding gap in learning disability services at Stoke-on-Trent City Council. Read More...
Gill Toogood explains the processes of Interactive Training and the importance of observation. She discusses how a member of staff or client can be on or off task Read More...
Dr Brian McGuire, a Clinical Psychologist, discusses his Feeling Better DVD and book, co-authored with Sarah Mcmanus. It is focused on the pain management of people with intellectual disabilities, and how this can best be dealt with. Read More...