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Safer Transitions with Positive Behaviour Support
Moving home or leaving hospital can bring new possibilities alongside uncertainty. Care teams prepare for these changes by listening to...
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Sensory Needs in Community Care: Why the Environment Matters
Sensory needs relate to how a person experiences sensory information and the support or adjustments they need to feel comfortable...
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Why Suitable Housing is Key to Successful Hospital Discharge
Once a person who requires complex care leaves hospital, a safe home is all they wish for. There are a...
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How Families Can Work with Specialist Teams to Improve Care
Families can improve care by sharing their everyday knowledge, shaping meaningful goals, communicating changes early and taking an active role...
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What Causes Placement Breakdown in Complex Care?
Placement breakdown in complex care almost never occurs because a person is simply “too complex”. It is more often caused...
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Emotional Regulation Strategies at Home
When emotions spill over at home, the answer is rarely to say “calm down” or wait until a crisis to...
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Why Behaviour Support Starts with Listening
Behaviour support starts with listening because behaviour often communicates a need, feeling or experience that has not yet been understood....
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Care After Hospital Discharge: What Families Need to Know
When someone you love is told they can leave hospital, it can feel like the news you have been waiting...
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Inattentive ADHD in Women: Signs, Symptoms and Support
Inattentive ADHD in women is often quieter and less visible than the hyperactive form of ADHD, which means many women...
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Inattentive ADHD and Autism: Signs, Differences, and Support
Inattentive ADHD and autism can look similar from the outside, but each has its own pattern of attention, communication, sensory...
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Inattentive ADHD: Understanding the Quiet Type of ADHD
Sometimes the most challenging struggles are the ones we can’t see. Inattentive ADHD, often called the “quiet type,” doesn’t announce...
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ADHD in Women: Signs, Challenges and Support
ADHD in women is often under‑recognised, with many going undiagnosed until adulthood. While typical symptoms may differ from those seen...
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