Join us for this follow-up webinar looking to provide an essential update on forensic mental health aspects of neurodevelopmental disorders, including intellectual disability and autism. In Part 2, we will also examine the transition from in-patient settings to the community and the issues that patients, service users and families may encounter. By attending you will learn about:
16/05/2024
Read morePeople with intellectual disabilities are significantly more likely to be exposed to trauma and adversity across the lifespan, yet they are significantly under represented in trauma frameworks, services and innovations. This event brings together national and international experts to offer a clinically focused programme to inform our understanding of the trauma needs and treatment approaches for this population. This focus, as well as presentations describing innovations in the trauma field will be of particular use to clinicians and applied researchers. #TNPID2023
12/12/2023
Read moreJoin us at this meeting for an essential update on forensic mental health aspects of neurodevelopmental disorders, including Intellectual Disability & Autism. By attending, you will:
For more information please see the video below:
"People with neurodevelopmental conditions are only ever as likely or arguably less likely than those in the general population to indulge in law breaking behaviour, and yet when they do, they're subject to considerable inequity."
— RoySocMed (@RoySocMed) November 11, 2023
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23/11/2023
Read moreHealth Education England (HEE) launched a National Autism Training Programme for Psychiatrists in March 2023. The programme was delivered through the Royal College of Psychiatrists. The RADiANT convenor, Prof Regi Alexander was the course director.
17/03/2023
Read moreRoyal Society of Medicine Conference on Sleep Disorders in Intellectual Disability, February 7th, 2023.
07/02/2023
Read moreOn Tuesday 6th December 2022 the Centre for Developmental and Complex Trauma, in collaboration with the RADiANT Network NHS Group, held the Trauma and Neurodiverse Populations online conference where we were joined by 210 delegates.
Neurodiverse populations are significantly more likely to be exposed to trauma and adversity across the lifespan, yet they are significantly under represented in trauma frameworks, services and innovations.
The event brought together national and international experts to offer a clinically focused programme to inform our understanding of the trauma needs and treatment approaches for this population.
06/12/2022
Read morePsychotropic medication for challenging behaviour and mental health problems
Prof Regi Alexander and Ms Reena Tharian speak at the launch of the HEE training resource titled 'Working in Community settings with people with learning disabilities and autistic people who are at risk of coming into contact with the criminal justice system'.
Please click below for video:
05/08/2021
Read moreIASSIDD hosted a free webinar – The Impact of COVID-19 on Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities on Tuesday 2nd February 2021 - 9.00 - 10:30am
· Faridah Ali Chang: Support for families and their high needs children during the COVID19 pandemic
· Paul Willner & Biz Stenfert Kroese: Effects of the pandemic on informal caters of adults and children with intellectual disabilities in the UK
· Regi Alexander: Guidance for the treatment and management of COVID19 among people with intellectual disabilities
02/02/2021
Read moreA number of RADiANT members were involved with the Royal Society of Medicine conference, held on Tuesday 17th November 2020. For more information click here.
17/11/2020
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