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Introducing the Working Together Checker
Bild for the Future hosted a webinar exploring Bild's Working Together Checker. The webinar was aimed at people with learning disabilities and the people who support them.
Resources
Access resources from Bild. Explore guides, research, and practical tools for making a better society for people with learning disabilities. Use the filters to find the information you need for learning and professional development.
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Capable Environments
In this UK PBS Alliance Webinar, we discussed capable environments.
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Active Support: a carers perspective of using this at home
Practical things family carers can do at home and how to get more information about Active Support.
Deconstructing the expert model of PBS
Dr Linda Bambara and Meme Heineman discuss the 'expert model' of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS).
Punishment has no place in PBS
Dr Rachel Freeman discusses the intentional and unintentional use of punishment in PBS.
What is the relationship between ABA and PBS?
A webinar exploring the relationship between PBS and Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).
Listening to autistic people helps to get PBS right
Tom Tutton and Emma Gallagher discuss PBS and autism - research, expertise and stakeholder values and preferences.
Avoiding polarising perspectives in Positive Behaviour Support
A webinar discussing how to avoid polarising perspectives in PBS.
About the International Journal of Positive Behaviour Support
A short webinar introducing the International Journal of Positive Behaviour Support, free to access for Bild members.
Doing it my way
A comprehensive guide to end of life care for people with learning disabilities.
Skills teaching
Learn more about Skills Teaching for people with learning disabilities from the UK PBS Alliance.
Supporting mental health and wellbeing – Down Syndrome Association’s Emotional Well-being resources
Hear about a set of resources created by The Down's Syndrome Association to support the emotional well-being of young people and adults who have Down’s syndrome.