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19 February 2020
Bild brings international expert to UK to deliver family-centred positive behaviour support masterclass
Dr Joseph Lucyshyn, from the University of British Columbia, will be delivering a masterclass called ‘Building Survivable Interventions in Family…
20 January 2020
Bild’s PBS work with specialist college nominated for national award
A specialist college for young people with learning difficulties and disabilities has been nominated for a national award, after partnering with Bild to implement a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach.
23 September 2019
Updated NICE Quality Standard – ‘Behaviour that challenges’
Update to Quality Standard QS101.
21 August 2019
New book review: Understanding and responding to behaviour that challenges in intellectual disabilities (2nd edition)
Edwin Jones (BILD Advisor) tells us why he would recommend this new book to all who want to transform people’s lives.
6 August 2019
NICE publish updated Quality Standard – ‘Learning disability: care and support of people growing older
The Growing Older with Learning Disabilities Steering Group give their thoughts on the new updated guidance from NICE.
19 June 2019
Celebrating 100 Years of Learning Disability Nursing
James Ridley, Senior Lecturer and Registered Learning Disability Nurse, gives his thoughts on 100 years of his profession.
10 June 2019
BILD’s 200th Positive Behaviour Support Coaches Programme
Last week we were delighted to deliver our 200th Positive Behaviour Support Coaches Programme. We have now trained almost an incredible 2000 coaches.
3 June 2019
We’re Celebrating 200 PBS Coaches Programmes!
Today marks our 200th Positive Behaviour Support Coaches Programme. Positive Behaviour Support Development Managers, Tom Evans and Sarah Leitch, write about the programme here.
24 May 2019
Reflections on a distressing week
BILD CEO Ben Higgins sums up the events of the week and calls for action.
23 May 2019
Panorama Investigates Whorlton Hall
The abuse and ‘psychological torture’ exposed at Whorlton Hall in last night’s Panorama is shocking and deeply disturbing. It is a national scandal that modern society fails to better protect the fundamental human rights of the most vulnerable people in society.