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    Jul 3, 2010, 01:23 PM
    Use relationships to promote individual rights choices and well being in social care
    How to use relationships to promote individual rights, choices and well being when working with people with learning disabilities
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    Jul 3, 2010, 01:44 PM
    Hi, mrsmare!

    I would assume that a person working as a caregiver to someone with a learning disability would be in better position to be able to promote individual rights, choices and well being for the person who is learning disabled because of being in a position of trust by the person for whom they are providing the care.

    Wouldn't you?

    Thanks!
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    Jul 3, 2010, 02:37 PM
    That would be correct as support workers have to build up a trust between themselves and the individual they are supporting but was really looking for a more in depth answer
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    Jul 3, 2010, 03:05 PM

    Help me out with a little more information. Learning disabilities covers a lot of area, ex. Age, extent of disability. Also the type of "working with" i.e. in what capacity?
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    Jul 3, 2010, 03:09 PM
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    Working with adults with a variety of disabilities in a supported living environment the aim being to promote independence
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    Jul 3, 2010, 09:13 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by mrsmare View Post
    That would be correct as support workers have to build up a trust between themselves and the individual they are supporting but was really looking for a more in depth answer
    Hi again, mrsmare!

    Are you presently employed as someone taking care of a person with a learning disability, please?

    By answering the way that I did, I was trying to get an idea as to what you know about what you're trying to find out.

    Thanks!
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