Should the provision of a safespace/sensory space within the home (for maintaining behaviour, meeting sensory needs and reducing instances and intensity of behaviour) be part of a CHC budget? This seems to be pushed back and forth between the Health, Social Services and Disabled Facilities Grant Housing Authority teams.

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This question needs to be broken down: the only things that make it into a care plan of any sort are things which a professional accepts is part of what’s required to meet the needs to an adequate appropriate standard. That’s the first thing.  If this is a question as to who should be paying […]

Should the provision of a safespace/sensory space within the home (for maintaining behaviour, meeting sensory needs and reducing instances and intensity of behaviour) be part of a CHC budget? This seems to be pushed back and forth between the Health, Social Services and Disabled Facilities Grant Housing Authority teams. Read More »