Active Support Engagement, opportunity, relationships and choice by Sandy Toogood

CAPBS Webinar: Active Support - Engagement, opportunity, relationships and choice by Dr Sandy Toogood, Bangor University Active Support originated from work done in the 1980’s on designing services for people with severe intellectual disabilities and it continues to offer most to those who depend on help from others to get things done. Providing the right amount of help at exactly the right time is the essence of Active Support, so that participating in activity is a joyful experience for all. Doing everyday activities increases opportunity for control, relationships and choice. This presentation explains how. One of a series of webinars from the Centre for the Advancement of Positive Behaviour Support at BILD. First broadcast 27 September, 2016 The webinars were supported by the UK's Department of Health, Health Education England and Skills for Care. More at www.bild.org.uk/capbswebinars