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Need not diagnosis: Towards a more realistic language and understanding (The Michael Lewis Inaugural Lecture by Steve Unwin, July 22)
“…And so what we need, I think, is a new template, a new social contract which recognises the undeniable fact of difference, and does everything in its power to provide help to those who need it most.”
Read the full lecture here: Need not diagnosis: Towards a more realistic language and understanding
Game Changer sessions in Taunton and Bridgwater
Gr8 Support Worker Alex Roland shares his passion for gaming! It is based around bringing together the people he supports and the wider learning disability community through games and gaming.
The first ever Thriving Course is FULL!
Very excited about starting the Thriving workshops next week with a fully booked course! Let us know if you would like to be part of any future Thriving workshops we run by emailing Hello@paradigm-uk.org
What is Supported Living and Residential Care? (Paradigm 2022)
People often ask us what the difference is between Residential Care and Supported Living (Support for living!)...here is what we think! Click here: What is Supported Living and Residential Care 2022
Not one recommendation achieved, two years after CQC restraint and seclusion review (John Pring, March 2022)
Not a single one of the 17 recommendations made two years ago by a government-commissioned review into the use of restraint, seclusion and segregation of disabled people has been carried out, the care regulator has concluded. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said...
Out of sight progress report: What have we found (CQC 2022)
'Out of sight progress report: What have we found:...Our review shows that no recommendations have yet been fully achieved ' Blog from Debbie Ivanova, Deputy Chief Inspector — People with a learning disability and autistic people, and Jemima Burnage, Deputy Chief...
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