#complexneeds

[groundupmusic]

Shaun's definitely up for GROUND UP!

#groundupmusic #beatthis #dripdryproductions #peterborough #artscounciluk #communitymusic #musicproduction #musicalartists #complexneeds

[sarachaosandconversation]

Happy p-pod day #complexneeds #notanurse_but

[claytonmdavis]

Reposted from @sarahmariannmartland More than one thing can be true at once. More than one experience can be valid at once. More than one feeling can be felt at once. More than one emotion can be held at once. Even in one person, one body, one moment. ・・・ . . . . . . . . . . . #Complexities #Complexity #ComplexHuman #Human #BothAnd #Layers #Multitudes #IContainMultitudes #ListenToYourBody #TheBodyRemembers #BodyMemory #BodyMemories #BodyTrust #BodyReclamation #Compassion #Empathy #SelfCompassion #SelfTrust #SelfAwareness #SelfCare #CollectiveLiberation #Freedom #Liberation #Truth #MyBeautifulMess #ComplexNeeds #ComplexEmotions #Contradiction #Whole #Wholeness https://www.instagram.com/p/B-nDfTohsey/?igshid=10wxs64omnqxt

[jobisitejobs]

SEN Teaching Assistant- Complex Needs- Manchester

Manchester, Lancashire Anonymous SEN Teaching Assistant - Complex Needs - Manchester £56 - £70 per day PK Education's Manchester branch are working with a specialist education provision in the Manchester area in order to recruit pro-active and positive Teaching Assistants. This special college in Manchester is part of a large charity and caters for young people aged 16 to 25 with a range of Special Educational Needs (SEN). As a Teaching Assistant you will be required to support students in lessons, activities, placements and trips out, as well as assisting with moving/handling, personal care, feeding and medication. Pupils have a variety of SEN including complex needs, physical disabilities, Speech Language & Communication Needs (SLCN) Profound & Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD), Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD) and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Alongside the friendly staff team you will be responsible for creating a safe and happy learning environment for all students. To be considered for the SEN Teaching Assistant role you must have: Good literacy and numeracy skills with knowledge across the curriculum. Experience supporting young people with a range of SEN and complex needs. A positive attitude and flexible approach. Excellent communication skills. Knowledge of alternative communication techniques eg. PECs or Makaton (beneficial). Additional requirements: Reference details will be requested prior to registration. Current DBS registered with the DBS Update Service - if you do not have a DBS registered online PK Education will provide full assistance in getting you one. Salary and Benefits: Competitive rates of pay from between £56 to £70 per day (AWR Compliant). 24/7 support and feedback from experienced education consultants. Exposure and networking opportunities to associated schools. Claim up to £150 worth of vouchers with each referral of a teacher or NQT. If you would like to find out more information, please contact Sarah on (Apply online only) or email on ; PK Education is a supply teaching agency with branches across the north of England, including Manchester. PK Education is committed to embracing equal opportunities and diversity for all employees, workers and applicants; and shall adhere to such a policy always. If you are a primary teacher, secondary teacher, SEN teacher, newly qualified teacher (NQT), cover supervisor, tutor, teaching assistant or support worker looking for day to day supply work, or contract work then please get in touch on (Apply online only) SENTeachingAssistant-ComplexNeeds-Manchester from Job Portal http://www.jobisite.com/extrJobView.htm?id=102325

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SEN Teaching Assistant- Complex Needs- Manchester

Manchester, Lancashire Anonymous SEN Teaching Assistant - Complex Needs - Manchester £56 - £70 per day PK Education's Manchester branch are working with a specialist education provision in the Manchester area in order to recruit pro-active and positive Teaching Assistants. This special college in Manchester is part of a large charity and caters for young people aged 16 to 25 with a range of Special Educational Needs (SEN). As a Teaching Assistant you will be required to support students in lessons, activities, placements and trips out, as well as assisting with moving/handling, personal care, feeding and medication. Pupils have a variety of SEN including complex needs, physical disabilities, Speech Language & Communication Needs (SLCN) Profound & Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD), Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD) and Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Alongside the friendly staff team you will be responsible for creating a safe and happy learning environment for all students. To be considered for the SEN Teaching Assistant role you must have: Good literacy and numeracy skills with knowledge across the curriculum. Experience supporting young people with a range of SEN and complex needs. A positive attitude and flexible approach. Excellent communication skills. Knowledge of alternative communication techniques eg. PECs or Makaton (beneficial). Additional requirements: Reference details will be requested prior to registration. Current DBS registered with the DBS Update Service - if you do not have a DBS registered online PK Education will provide full assistance in getting you one. Salary and Benefits: Competitive rates of pay from between £56 to £70 per day (AWR Compliant). 24/7 support and feedback from experienced education consultants. Exposure and networking opportunities to associated schools. Claim up to £150 worth of vouchers with each referral of a teacher or NQT. If you would like to find out more information, please contact Sarah on (Apply online only) or email on ; PK Education is a supply teaching agency with branches across the north of England, including Manchester. PK Education is committed to embracing equal opportunities and diversity for all employees, workers and applicants; and shall adhere to such a policy always. If you are a primary teacher, secondary teacher, SEN teacher, newly qualified teacher (NQT), cover supervisor, tutor, teaching assistant or support worker looking for day to day supply work, or contract work then please get in touch on (Apply online only) SENTeachingAssistant-ComplexNeeds-Manchester from Job Portal http://www.jobisite.com/extrJobView.htm?id=102325

[mille-at-home]

Independent living and a washing machine engineer!

I popped in to visit my Mum on Friday. She lives in 'independent Living' accomadation, it's much like a residential care home although it has everything on site, it is no institution and residents have rights, choices and more freedom. She has a well equipped little flat and qualified, very experienced staff are on duty 24 hours a day. Unfortunately when my husband was on tour in 2010 things took a severe downward spiral in my Mums health during the second half of deployment. (She has had ongoing problems since I was a child). I have always done everything in my power in the past to keep relationships going with her but it has been an up and down spiral for many many years, her illness has caused many strains within our small family unit but since she has been in care; things have become less stressful for all of us, she is happier, supported and well looked after. Complex needs, need complex care packages - this is not something I could provide whilst having a small family on my own - there is always guilt that I can't have her living with me but, it is just not as easy as it may seem. Anyway, I went into the home - it's always lovely and clean with staff around, she is sat with two men in the communal dining room having her fish & chips. Both men know my face now and offer me a seat (often on one of their laps lol) I settled for a chip! Mum proceeds to inform me I am nominated to see the washing machine engineer? She gets on her feet saying its a useless machine and doesn't work etc etc I settle her back to her seat calmly saying 'Ok Ok Mum, I will see him' I didn't even know she had a new one but at the same moment, in comes the engineer. Mum throws her keys at me in anger 'I will ram the thing down his neck'? Ok I'm on to this, I tell Mum to stay where she is, thank the two gentlemen for their hospitality and I go with the engineer. Awkward silence in the lift (he did hear her) I discuss the weather - as you do? The engineer asks me what is wrong with the machine, I tell the poor man, I have no idea?! I am just in the wrong place at the wrong time! He proceeds to get the laptop out and plug it into the machine, Mum comes bursting in, 'you can take this damn thing with you, it creases the clothes, it's too hot and it dries for 3 hours, my clothes are ruined' he looks at me, eek! I look at Mum? Turns out he is a calm engineer, thankfully when she stops telling him how useless the machine is he asks if she has changed the temperature? 'No, how do I do that?' He asks if she has changed the drying times? 'No, how do I do that?' Oh dear. She tells him all of the residents have this model and not one of them like it and can use it?! He gently goes on to explain about modern machines and them not really being made for age group as the computer on board is difficult to work out. Well, all credit to him, he changed all the programs for her but her one main gripe was the 'easy iron' cycle really didn't work. He tried many times to explain a 1600 spin will indeed crease clothes, then a 3 hour drying cycle added on will crease everything. She was adamant the easy iron should work regardless and it doesn't - I seriously considered whether she thought there may be a little man in the drum doing the ironing as it switches to dry? I will leave that thought there! After half an hour or so of washer dryer demonstrations I had to go! So did he - we made our excuses and went back in the lift with Mum who was annoyed she had now missed her pudding so was going back to get it. I walked out with the engineer, mumbling my apologies. Forgive me for finding the humour with my Mum. It's the only coping mechanism I have with her. We may be married unaccompanied and many stay off camp to be near family, I do but it's not so that my Mum can help me out, it's because I have always helped her out. I have not yet had a call about the machine? I can only make the presumption that changing the temperature did the trick?! Believe me, I will not ask either as next week will be a whole new drama! 😁

[groundupmusic]

Rock up to the GROUND UP MUSIC Launch at Chime Creation Centre tomorrow (Saturday 5th October) Pop in anytime between 10 - 4pm to see how producers from Beat This and Drip Dry Productions can help you with your musical career.

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[sarachaosandconversation]

Mother's Day gift made with the awesome @acornshospice nurses. I love it xx #specialneeds #complexneeds #hydrocephalus

[sarachaosandconversation]

Taking little man back to the hospital for a check up and blood tests. Please pray, hope that all results are good and it's a quick visit #complexneeds #specialneeds #notanurse_but #hydrocephalus

[sarachaosandconversation]

Since he has left hospital my arms are the place he wants to be. Totally understand this as we spend three weeks together. The fact that he is teething doesn't help 😳. #complexneeds

[sarachaosandconversation]

When your community nurse brings you a present you hope to never have to use again #notanurse_but #complexneeds #specialneeds

[sarachaosandconversation]

Taking little man back to the hospital for a check up and blood tests. Please pray, hope that all results are good and it's a quick visit #complexneeds #specialneeds #notanurse_but #hydrocephalus http://ift.tt/2ksZqxY

[sarachaosandconversation]

Someone was allowed to get dressed today for the first time in 10 days #complexneeds #notanurse_but #specialneeds http://ift.tt/2l0TsDi

[sarachaosandconversation]

When your community nurse brings you a present you hope to never have to use again #notanurse_but #complexneeds #specialneeds http://ift.tt/2jWF10h