Welcome To The LD Physio

Expecting More

From Healthcare

About Us

The Learning Disability Physio.com is an information portal providing a knowledge base for anyone looking to learn more about healthcare for people with learning disabilities

Welcome to the LD Physio.com a website for people, families and practitioners. The website is divided into sections with information about knowing your rights when being supported in healthcare and also information for healthcare practitioners in how you can improve your practice.
Improving Standards Of Healthcare

Information and Resources 

For Patients and Families

This section of the website is designed to give you important information that can help you to be more in charge of your physical health.

For Healthcare Practitioners

What can you do to ensure people with learning disabilities get better access to healthcare?”
A Lifelong Brotherhood

The Story of Jon and Al…

What can I take away from a life lived with a brother who has Downs Syndrome? It turns out, a lot. Here I share some snippets of lessons Jon has taught me about life and share lessons you might be able to take into yours. Open, frank and from the heart, it’s all here in the Jon & Al blog series.

News & Articles

Keep Up To Date With Our Latest Posts

The Time Jon Farted at Cubs
The Time Jon Farted at Cubs

Jon and my childhood’s was as normal as our family could make it save from the frequent healthcare appointments. We went to school together. We participated in school activities, sports days, as you may have read Jon, being my big brother spent a fair amount of time...

read more
The Time Jon and I Went Shopping on our own aged 4 and 5
The Time Jon and I Went Shopping on our own aged 4 and 5

Caravanning holidays were a regular part of growing up as you may have guessed from previous blogs.  Indeed, many of these blogs feature holiday related topics for some reason.   Our proud portable home from home was a small blue, Abbey 4 berth caravan, mum and...

read more

Imagine a world where having difficulty understanding and retaining information given to you meant you weren't allowed to live as long as other people...

73% of people with Autism and/or Learning Disabilities have experienced hate crimes.

People don't die prematurely from a Learning Disability... They die prematurely because of poor healthcare and support.

Tough Topics In LD: The Podcast

Shedding light on lesser discussed areas of practice.

Twitter

Follow Us For The Latest Updates!

Twitter feed is not available at the moment.