Recorded on 5th June 2024, presented by Allan Skelly. In this webinar, Allan Skelly will explore the importance of our basic needs for love, safety and care from an early attachment figure. When these elementary emotional needs are not met,… Read More...
Learning Disability Today and Kingston University are delighted to host a one-day conference looking at how we can positively influence change to improve the lives of people with a learning disability, their families and those who support… Read More...
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When a young person with additional needs reaches their 18th birthday, they will start to receive support from adults'… Read More...
Recorded on 27th March 2024, presented by Professor Eddie Chaplin. This webinar will review prevention, assessment, and management of mental health problems in people with learning disabilities. Read More...
This issue of LDT In Focus includes articles on:
- Fostering independence in adults with learning disabilities
- How can we support people with learning disabilities to be active?
- Nutrition and diet: supporting people with learning… Read More...
Disability charities have raised deep concerns at the news that the government is refusing to confirm its previous assurance to increase benefits in line with inflation from April 2023. Read More...
A new study is looking into how artificial intelligence (AI) can create safe, ethical and cost-effective improvement to the quality of life for thousands of people with learning disabilities. Read More...
The government has published a new White Paper which aims to better integrate the NHS and adult social care sector, bringing the health service and local government closer together to improve patient care. Read More...
The major gaps in the understanding of the opinions, experiences, and preferences of people with a learning disability regarding genetic counselling and testing is a failure of health care accessibility and equity, according to a new study. Read More...
More than half (56%) of people with intellectual disabilities experienced a loss or change of care since ‘austerity’ measures (cuts to social care spending). Read More...