What is PBS and how do we do it?
Defining and describing Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) over the last 30 years.
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.
Developing innovative ordinary housing solutions for people with complex needs and behaviours that challenge
Good practice about a person-centred, integrated approach between health, social care and housing partners.
Talking end of life with people with learning disabilities (TEL toolkit)
A free online toolkit to help support workers and carers talk about end of life with people with learning disabilities.
Supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities
A webinar about supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities
Learning disability – care and support of people growing older
NICE quality standard covering the identifying, assessing and reviewing care and support needs of people with a learning disability as they grow older.
The impact of ageing for people with a complex physical disability
Improving the health needs, well-being and physical presentation of people with a learning disability and complex physical disability as they age.
Trauma webinar series
A series of webinars co-hosted by Bild and Respond to deepen the health and social care sectors' understanding of trauma.
Coproduced images depicting trauma
A series of powerful coproduced images depicting people’s experiences of trauma
Implementing PBS in a Forensic Service through Practice Leadership
Implementing PBS through Practice Leadership in a secure forensic service for people with intellectual disabilities and autism.
Ageing Well with Learning Disabilities – John
This film is a real-life story about John, a person who is blind and has a learning disability.
How old is ‘older’ for people with learning disabilities?
What do we know about old age in people with learning disabilities? A presentation from our 2019 GOLD Conference.