Challenging Behaviour and Learning Disabilities: Independent living

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Title	:	Challenging Behaviour and Learning Disabilities: Independent living
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what a wonderful smart, caring and strong mother! Andrew is great!
Comment from : @SentaShock

Thank You For You're AmazingbrTruly inspirational internationalbrPhenomenal Global LightworkbrEducational Wellbeing🙏💜🌍💜🙏
Comment from : @MYKEYCARD

Learn disabilities for adults
Comment from : @Anthony-os5sy

I’ve got a daughter severely Autistic and a learning disability, she’s supported 24/7 by staff, sometimes she can be happy sometimes she has challenging behaviours, She gets 2/1 support to go out in the community, she’s very similar to Stephen, it’s so sad, My daughter lives day to day, she seems happy in her own little world ,sometimes I feel she’s existing but not living her life especially when she refuses her 2/1 support, I’m heartbroken, I don’t know how to help my daughter I feel I’ve failed her
Comment from : @philomenalapinska9095

My name Melissa golby 11,2992 sorry I 22nd January
Comment from : @MelissaG31

I DO'NT KNOW HOW MY FAMILY TOLERATED MY BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS THAT I HAD WHEN I WAS A CHILD,
Comment from : @kathythureen9341

I HAVE A LEARNING DISABILITY ALSO AND I THINK IT'S WORSE THAT HAVING A BROKEN ARM AND LEG I HAVE ALSO HAD SEIZURES AS WELL
Comment from : @kathythureen9341

Three carers 24/7 to keep Steven happy and avoid tantrums
Comment from : @davesandison2588

Stop calling The care giver it any me as I to hav a learning disability name lik thi hurt us
Comment from : @johnwishart5947

Three carers 24/7 I’m really divided in opinion about this when many more ppl struggle to find help Yes some kind of normality might be managed but at what cost to those who under the radar
Comment from : @vanessasimmons1175

Andrews family have it down perfectly xx
Comment from : @rippinitupwithjamie1478

Thank you for sharing your story Speaking from experience there is an unbelievable lack of support out there for our families What little there is is not suitable for various reasons One day I hope this are of care improves but I fear it will get worse
Comment from : @kathneild8796

i was labeled ocd odd bipolar depressed schizophrenic for studying a mastes level understanding of internationalp human rights humanitarian criminal law I got my revenge when Omar al bashir was finally caught for the darfur genocide at the International Criminal Court and started my own human rights NGO in South Africa to enforce the african human rights system (African Charter on Human and peoples Rights, African Youth Charter, African Disability protocol, Maputo Protocol on teh rights of women in Africa, African Charter on the rights and welfare of the child) I can work for hte African Commission and COurt of Human and peoples Rights in Banjul gambia and Arusha Tanzania I can speak Arabic Chinese English French Russian Spanish Portuguese Afrikaans XHosa and Zulu I will travel to South Africa in August
Comment from : @Bozewani

Education usually works but only if the service providers staff are genuine and want to help Most of them do not and instead use the persons disability to get what they wantbrIn my case Wiltshire Council has made me homeless now for 5 months nearly They are using my communications difficulties to bully me out of the system and the area I grew up inbrIt isn't just me either, they have done this to several other disabled people It IS what they do in WILTSHIRE
Comment from : @billwebber5208

oh my god were they tickling and stroking his arms as a form of treatment? was that daffy duck for adults? oh god that must be horrible no wonder he has outburts can you imagine being learning disabled, and just needing help with food, toilet, safety, dressing And you think they want a trip to a bloody farm at 30 odd years old with a bunch of weird women? jesus christ have mercy
Comment from : @amybowen227

Excellent insight……well done to everyone that took part…!😉
Comment from : @jerrywallop5647

I am dealing with a special needs adult roommate who doesn't like doing chores me and the other roommates are constantly cleaning up behind them we all have asked them to help clean but they ether say it's too cold ,or their back hurts ,or they don't know however when the house manager is there they are made to do chores but the house manager has to stand over them ,they also play radio super loud, they slam cabinets and the microwave, they get up 3 am or 4 am they leave side door in the middle of winter I am told to be patient with them
Comment from : @lrowe6494

What are good questions to ask to make friends?
Comment from : @georginajovanovic

Thank you Andrew and Jane for sharing I care for a guy very similar to Andrew and was watching this thinking correct correct correct Going to share with my colleagues I wish we had video summaries for carer inductions as a standard, so insightful
Comment from : @davidkendal1361

I love my caregivers nehimiah sunshine Imaan sissy and rahnia mama the cook of the house and Aysha I love my female group home this is my first female group home I live in and I love this what I call my dream home 🏘️
Comment from : @anastasiareborns

I work in this field, although I'm off work through stress I have great admiration for those who continue to provide support I honestly, dearly wish I could be better at my job, but I am struggling I pray and wish for an answer to this situation I firmly believe social care should be in the hands of the NHS and not private companies Private firms are paid for through local authorities and Public Health England These companies suck millions from public finance and do very little to help the people they are there to support Open a fridge in a care home on a normal day and you'll find a couple of yoghurts and a pack of cheese Open that same fridge when shareholders are sniffing around, you'd think it was the last days of Rome! It's a disgrace
Comment from : @gavinpowers1217

So sad about stephens mum passing away Poor man being left in a hospital basicaly on his own Thankfully he now has the support and is able to finally live his life I am a support worker and this is why i do my jobs others can live their lives in a way that makes them happy, settled and able to function day to day From when i was a kid we have come along way and i know we will go further As long as they get a grip on those cuts that but a limitation on peoples lives Carers, clients and families and even their friends and families
Comment from : @clairebaron1419

Really admire the caregivers and I salute to their patience level It is very challenging to deal people with developmental disabilities Here are some useful resources for people with developmental disabilities which can help their family too: wwwsunshineorg
Comment from : @aaronalexis8859

I have so much admiration for the caregivers They have to have so much patience
Comment from : @riggs20

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