Inpatient EBE Ella and Sue Sept 24 by

Slide 12 - autistic people who can use the spoken word cannot always do so

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What are the implications

at court?
on community supervision?
in prison ?
on release?

Slide 23 - discussion

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Slide 24 - quick fire activity

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Slide 30 - take a moment to reflect

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Slide 37 - lifeworld model: 8 dimensions of wellbeing

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Insiderness

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Uniqueness

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Agency

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Sense-making

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Sense of place

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Personal journey

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Embodiment

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Togetherness

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Slide 46 - quick fire activity

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Slide 71

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Slide 75

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Case study 1

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Case study 2

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Case study 3

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Case study 4

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Case study 5

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Slide 96 - Case study: Yara

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Agreed Ground Rules

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Introduce Yourselves

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FORMAT

Name:

Role:

Team:

One thing that you hope to get from this course:

Group 1

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Group 2

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Group 3

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Why might autistic people benefit less from a standard recovery plan

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Group thoughts- Why are autistic people overrepresented in inpatient services?

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Why do they stay so much longer than other patients?

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Group 1

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Group 2

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Group 3

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Group 4

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Winterbourne View/Conor Sparrowhawk/Andrew

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Winterbourne View/Connor SparrowHawk/Andrew

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Slide 25 - Discussion

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Slide 42 - behaviours of concern

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What could you do to reduce the likelihood of restrictive practices being used?

Slide 44 - Damien

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To discuss:

1: Why were the events marked on the chart positive or negative for Damien?

2: What might good and poor practice look like?

3: What can you not 'see'? What assumptions/biases/judgments might be at play here?

Slide 45

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To discuss:

1: Why were the events marked on the chart positive or negative for Damien?

2: What might good and poor practice look like?

3: What can you not 'see'? What assumptions/biases/judgments might be at play here?

Slide 46

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Any reflections?

Slide 66

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Winterbourne View/Connor Sparrow Hawk/Andrew

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In your group - each person should select a professional or personal role or an emotional state. Consider how this might impact on your role and this current training.

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For example - if you are a parent yourself, how might your views on how you parent your own children impact on the work you do? Or if you are a manager, what challenges do you face in your role that affect the work you do? If you are stressed, sad, tired how might that affect your role?

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Ground rules - show respect for others. I'm not that keen on rules but I will respect the needs of others in the group.

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