OUT NOW: Life Stories in East Kent a blog from Jan Walmsley @OpenUniversity

Life Stories in East Kent

Discussing life stories

More than 20 people with learning disabilities and their supporters came to learn about recording their life stories at Canterbury Christ Church Uni’s Broadstairs Campus on a wonderfully sunny day in March. The workshop was led by Jan Walmsley and Sue Ledger, members of the Open University’s Social History of Learning Disabilities Research Group

Click here to read Jan’s full blog

If you have story or peace of work you want to share here is how :

  • or may be you want to share at the launch of the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Learning Disability Community of practice (click here for details).

All blogs are welcome

LATEST GRAB OUT NOW: Domestic violence and women with learning disabilities: by Michelle McCarthy from @TizardCentre

Domestic violence and women with learning disabilities

In this research project we wanted to hear directly from women with learning disabilities themselves about the domestic violence they had experienced. (We also explored the views, attitudes and responses of the Police and health and social care professionals and these will be reported elsewhere).

Click here to read Michelle’s full blog about the project

If you have story or peace of work you want to share here is how :

  • or may be you want to share at the launch of the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Learning Disability Community of practice (click here for details).

All stories are welcome

Learning Disability Multi-professional Forum 12th January 2017

LDMPF Flyer – January 2017

 

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MHLD Research Event – Cancelled

Dear all,

I am sorry to say that the MHLD Research Event which was due to take place on the 18th January has now been cancelled.

Unfortunately due to the date of the event overlapping with a planned CQC visit it has been decided that it would be in the best interest of everyone to hold the event at a later date. We are keen for all staff to focus their attention on the CQC visit during this time. Whilst also hoping that by doing this more staff will have the opportunity to attend at a later date if they so wish.

We will update you when a new date has been decided upon and would still hugely appreciate it if you can come along.

Huge apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Kind Regards

Dr Mo Eyeoyibo

Clinical Lead and Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disability
Mental Health of Learning Disability
Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust
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