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Positive Behaviour Support Specialists

Positive behaviour support space

Functional assessments, PBS plans and restrictive practice reduction — often key evidence when challenging a hospital or ATU placement.

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Midlands
England
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Functional assessments, PBS plans and restrictive practice reduction — often key evidence when challenging a hospital or ATU placement.

Case types they work on

Safeguarding & restrictive practice
Autism & learning disability
Hospital discharge & ATU / inpatient

Access and communication

  • Wheelchair accessible premises
  • Home & community visits
  • Video / phone appointments
  • Easy Read information
  • BSL / interpreter available
  • Other community languages
  • Quiet, low-sensory appointments
  • Autism & learning disability trained staff
  • Extra time / longer appointments

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  • Enhanced DBS / PVG / AccessNI for anyone working directly with P.
  • Latest inspection report for care and housing providers (CQC, CIW, Care Inspectorate, RQIA).
  • Safeguarding and complaints policy, plus who to escalate to.
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