Protecting body shape: Simple Stuff Works – UK and international

In their own words: Simple Stuff Works Associates Ltd is a family run organisation with a passion for protection of body shape. We are driven by our core family values of compassion, trust and dignity.

As an approved provider of accredited training we have worked with the Open College Network West M

Black Mental Health UK (BMH UK)

From their website: Black Mental Health UK (BMH UK) was established in 2006 to raise awareness and address the stigma associated with mental illness.

The aim of our work is to see a reduction in the inequalities in the treatment and care of people from African Caribbean communities who use mental he

Are you using TAC for infants in Europe – or the same principles under another name? Will you get in touch please?

Peter Limbrick writes: I would like to hear from people in European countries who are offering TAC early intervention to disabled babies and young children and their families.

Whether or not your work is called TAC, the principles I am interested in are –

- The child is treated as a whole child.

From Confinement to Community in Croatia – an interview with Judith Klein

In this interview Judith Klein, the director of the Open Society Mental Health Initiative, discusses a 5-year collaboration with the Croatian government to transition people with disabilities from two major long-stay residential facilities—or institutions—to community-based housing and support.

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Interconnections e-mail consultancy service to help you with the TAC approach

Interconnections e-mail consultancy to help you with the TAC approach

Having supported services in many countries since publishing books on the TAC approach, it is my experience that an on-going conversation by e-mail is a valid way to provide support. Two major elements in this are:

Both the clie

Integration of interventions for babies, children and teenagers. Are you trying to avoid the additive approach for children with multiple diagnostic labels?

Peter Limbrick welcomes examples from anywhere in the world of approaches to children's development and learning that attempt in some way to integrate such interventions as education, therapy, play, social skills, etc.

Examples can include work towards offering a child a whole-child programme rat

Help with interagency collaboration and teamwork

Peter Limbrick is passionate about the need for joint working for service users who are helped by two or more agencies at the same time.

Since developing the TAC (Team Around the Child) model of early childhood intervention, Peter has worked in England, Scotland, Northern & Southern Ireland and