Engaging people with intellectual disabilities in systemic therapy

Cardone, Denise; Hilton, Amanda

doi:10.4324/9780429476037-5

Intellectual Disabilities 2018

DOI: 10.4324/9780429476037-5

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Engaging people with intellectual disabilities in systemic therapy

Denise Cardone¹,

Amanda Hilton²

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Who and what supports systemic working in a learning disabilities context?

Ramsey,

Baum,

Shilling

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PHOTO CREDIT: Hannah Busing, UnsplashThis article sets out some of the many ways in which systemic working can find a place in Learning Disability (LD) services. It covers ways in which systemic working can influence different aspects of work in an LD service, possibilities for embedding systemic approaches in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) work in an Enhanced Support Service (ESS), systemic consultation in an LD team, systemic working in a forensic LD service and a specialist LD family therapy service. We hope the article offers a range of ideas which others can draw upon in thinking about their own context, practice and future possibilities.

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Who and what supports systemic working in a learning disabilities context?

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Shilling

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