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Trauma, Anxiety and Sleep Issues in Autism
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Our Apprenticeships
An apprenticeship means learning on the job, at any age. Apprenticeships are not just for young people. In the health and social
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Transitions in Social Care Training
Face to face delivery has always been the preferred delivery model in social care for very good reasons. To teach
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Our Campaign: Prevention Through Education
Our social care services flex and bend under the weight of increasing care demands. More people need care and their
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Autism & Friendship
I have been mulling over what to say in this blog for a few weeks now. If ever there was
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Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA)
It is an honour to be invited to become a member of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA). The RSA
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Andy Rotherham’s Autism Blog – The Gifts of Autism
For this edition of my blog I will be exploring and explaining the ‘gift’ side of Autism. This is something
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Life in High Definition (CBD Oil & Autism)
Background CBD oil (Cannabidiol) is a derivative of the Cannabis plant. There are two types of CBD, with or without
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Why We Need to Support Practitioners In Best Practice In Hospital Discharges
The headlines on hospital discharge make for depressing reading. Prolonged stays in hospital are associated with worse health outcomes and
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Positive Risk Taking – Trish O’Hara
Most of the choices that people make in life naturally involve some element of risk. Avoiding risks altogether can limit
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Whose Responsibility is It? – Risk Reduction and Dementia (Bartle and Behrens)
Whilst attending a Dementia Partnership Board Meeting (our first in this area) to review their priorities, prevention was discussed. A
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Mental Health Awareness Week #MAW2017 – Read Sarah’s Story
Mental Health takes many forms and affects us in many ways, and it doesn’t discriminate between race, religion, colour or
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