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How I Detected Signs of Autism in My Child: Case Study
A parent shares what made her recognise autism signs in her young son and the steps she took to get him support.
Support for Siblings of Young People With Learning Disabilities
How to support siblings of children with learning disabilities and understand their unique emotional needs.
Advocacy for Individuals With Learning Disabilities
How advocates help people with learning disabilities live independently and make their own choices.
Incontinence and Learning Disabilities
People with severe learning disabilities often experience incontinence and need tailored support plans to manage it effectively.
Depression and Learning Disabilities
People with learning disabilities often show depression through behaviour changes rather than words, making diagnosis tricky for doctors.
Menopause and Women a Learning Disability
Women with learning disabilities often lack understanding and support around menopause and its health risks like osteoporosis.
What is Opposition Defiance Disorder?
ODD causes persistent defiance and hostility in children, here's how to tell if it's a real disorder or typical childhood behaviour.
Transitions and Young People With Learning Disabilities
Help young people with learning disabilities manage the move to adulthood with proper support and planning.
What is 'Time Out'?
Time out is a behaviour management technique used when people with learning disabilities display challenging behaviour that puts themselves or others at risk.
What is Positive Behaviour Support?
Positive behaviour support helps people with learning disabilities by addressing the root causes of challenging behaviour instead of using restraint or medication.