... Children (age groups) Family life In the UK alone, there are 770,000 disabled children under the age of 16 (Contact a Family, 2011). 91 per cent of these children live at home, cared for by their families. Challenging behaviour occurs in at least 7 per cent of people with intellectual disabilities...

... Capacity Act Young adults Learning disabilities Children (age groups) United Kingdom Intellectual disabilities The legal framework governing the admission of children and young people into hospital is complex. Those who are responsible for the care and treatment of those under the age of 18...

... at: maxine.sinclair@slam.nhs.uk Social behaviour Neuropsychology Antisocial Intellectual disabilities Learning disabilities United Kingdom Children (age groups) Research has suggested that individuals with intellectual disability, attention hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum...

... treatment needs. Originality/value The paper may assist in the development of CAMHS for children and young people with learning disabilities. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Mental health services User satisfaction Learning disability Adolescents Children (age groups) Service...

... 2012 Care‐giving National cultures Intellectual disability South Asia Social care Learning disabilities United Kingdom Children (age groups) Ethnic minorities In the UK the term South Asian usually refers to people who originate from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Kashmir...

... be broadly classified into: Mechanical restraint. Personal restraint. Seclusion. Pharmacotherapy. Krishna Menon can be contacted at: Krishna.menon@kcl.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Children (age groups) Intellectual disabilities Challenging...

... in its use. Assessment Development Learning disabilities Children (age groups) Adults Intellectual disabilities The psychiatric assessment schedules for Adults with developmental disabilities (PAS‐ADD) have been in continuous development since the mid‐1980s, a period that has seen...

... degree of effectiveness. The notion of “moderate” benefits of psychotherapy again appears supported. H. Thompson Prout can be contacted at: ht.prout1@uky.edu Psychotherapy Effectiveness Mental retardation Intellectual disabilities Children (age groups) Adolescents Adults...