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Our blogs cover a wide range of topics relating to Lifeways, our services and the support we provide.
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Our guide to supported living for people with mental health conditions
Supported living for mental health is an approach designed to help individuals with mental health conditions live more independently in a community setting, whilst receiving the support they need.
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How Lifeways supports hobbies, meaningful activities and life-enriching experiences
At Lifeways, we strive to create environments which allow individuals to thrive - empowering them to lead happy, fulfilling and more independent lives.
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What is a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) plan?
A Positive Behavior Support (PBS) plan is a forward-thinking approach aimed at helping people with behaviours that challenge.
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What is complex care?
Complex care describes care for people with long-term health conditions such as acquired brain injuries and physical disabilities. Often, individuals will have several associated conditions alongside their primary diagnosis, such as a heart condition, epilepsy or diabetes.
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How do outreach services work?
Outreach services are designed for people with complex needs who require flexible support – and so are ideal for those who would prefer to remain in their own home, but still need help with life skills or personal care.
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Disability-friendly days out across England
Physical disabilities can affect people in a number of ways, and no two people have the same requirements.
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