Locker 5 Carers: The Triangle of Care Brief Description: A fantastic resource for realising how important carers are and how best you can work with them. We’re very fortunate to have the endorsement of the wonderful Alan Worthington who penned the Triangle of Care and is a full on Star Wards fan! What […]
full storyLocker 4 Aids to communication (Various) Brief Description We’ve mentioned communication already, but here in the locker room you may have more time to absorb the resources at your leisure. The list is from various sources, so mooch away and you’re sure to find something useful! Communication for Person Centred Planning: “It is […]
full storyLocker 3 Supporting Complex Needs: A practical guide for support staff working with people with a learning disability who have mental health needs: Turning Point/The ESTIA Centre Brief Description: A detailed and amazingly good general guide. Also easy to read. What they say themselves! “This document provides guidance on supporting people with a […]
full storyLocker 2 Provision of mental health care for adults who have a learning disability: RCN Guidance Brief Description: A fab and brief general guide. Great place to start and easy to read. What they say themselves! “This publication provides guidance for nurses and nursing students in mental health services in delivering high quality […]
full storyLocker 1 Green light for mental health: how good are your mental health services for people with learning disabilities? A service improvement toolkit Brief Description: A benchmark for good services in two parts – A and B. Part B Section 2 has a survey of in-patient patient care. What they say themselves! “Green […]
full storyThe dressing room. A haven. A place of rest and recuperation. A place to mull over victories won and ponder on the missed opportunities. A place to store your valuables while the game is on and get some refreshment during breaks. Nello was king of the Stoke City dressing room. Making people laugh, lightening […]
full storyNello knows the necessity of a plan and the courage to put it into action. It’s helped him to drink sherry with royalty, enjoy dinner at the House of Commons, play the clown in a circus, play football for Stoke City, wave to crowds from the launch of the Boat Race and ride in the […]
full storyBefore any exertion it’s important to warm up your muscles, ready your body, fire your heart. Think of Linford Christie or Usain Bolt staring down the track at the start of a race. They call this “getting in the zone”, and it’s about getting focused on being the best they can be. We think the […]
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