Time alone to meditate and plan.

Opportunities for hiking and time in nature.

Spirituality

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agreed! Time alone to sit outside and be still helps the most

time off from work to pursue interests and spend time with my kids

time with friends that are not work related

This year has been all about family, so far. I think I'd actually like a little less.

Exercise

alone time to chill out

A balance of work, nature, and time with loved ones

Well said!

going to my cabin, spending time outdoors

I spent my birthday alone last week too, mi us dinner and it was glorious!

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That is a really good point.

Many typical teens have sex even though they cannot legally consent, and might not have the information to make an informed decision. It seems to me we do not contextualize in a consistent way, similar behavior among people with cognitive disabilities.

Good point, Rich!

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Love the title! I feel the same way. I don't like that most dance teams and pageant girls are barely dressed with the make-up .

Hebephilia, zoophilia, necrophilia 😎

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I would have been inclined to "most" but also consider that some behaviors may have medical/medication issue as root causes...so I would consider this as well

No one size can fit all. Things are dependant on the individual ad behaviours presented

Agreed. I believe that nothing can be a good fit for everyone. But "most" sounds about right!

If the issue requiring support is outside your scope of practice and better suited to another profession or collaboration, it is possible that you could do harm without the full understanding. Also if the behaviour is related to a medical issue, it may not be appropriate.

Really, this should be part of an FBA. Y

Yes, the slide show is stil going and I can see it on my screen.

Looking at the function of why the person may not want to engage in the task for example someone may not want to engage in a hygiene task due to their past abuse so that trauma informed lens is so imperative

Sometimes people who have experienced sexual assault feel like if they are unclean, they will be less attractive as victims.

Or learning from watching porn

Kids with disabilities are often excluded from health class

That's a good point Molly! Thank you.

Which tool is more appropriate for individuals with IDD?

https://www.atsa.com/

Gotta love a good acronym!

What happened to the CAST-MR?

Competence Assessment for Standing Trial for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Here's a 2022 journal article reviewing the research and legal admissibility of the CAST-MR: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00223891.2021.1951742

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Love the thermometer! I would love a copy of that!

It's people who use disability support services.

Those numbers are still accurate according to more recent research.

The research I've seen says the numbers are inaccurate in that they are too low due to reporting and communication issues

And touch deprived.

And non-disabled people have access to getting a massage, manicure, or other opportunities for socially appropriate touch.

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This webinar has been exceptional in my view. The material points to quality of life, highly individualized and personalized interventions and supports, objective assessment, practical solutions, etc. Dr. Wilson also presented some socially sensitive material in a very clinical and "uncharged" way.

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