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The second lecture in Series 2 is divided into two parts for ease of viewing. The lecture discusses a man named Adam, who displayed significant levels of repetitive questioning and also verbal aggression towards staff and other residents in his shared supported accommodation. Part 1 presents the assessment findings and uses the ABC model to outline a detailed understanding of Adam’s challenging behaviour.

The second series of the online training series, ‘Understanding Brain Injury and how to work with people with ABI’ comprises detailed lectures applying the ABC approach to case examples. Each case study considers an individual who is displaying challenging behaviour, such as physical aggression, repetitive questioning or verbal aggression.

This programme contains interviews with Psychiatrists and two people who have experienced severe depression. These give a real insight into the nature of depression as they talk about the symptoms, including their suicidal thoughts. We see that the road to recovery includes in-patient care, medication and psychotherapy. The programme concludes with a follow-up interview after six months.. Bill’s video diary is included as a bonus feature and follows...

"Call it altering consciousness, call it getting high, or call it mindfulness. Humans are hardwired to seek ways to transcend the limits of everyday awareness, whether it's the little kid spinning in circles to get dizzy or a runner experiencing the day's first rush of dopamine. And you don't need drugs--as Edward Rosenfeld shows, the "high" is inside, and there are literally hundreds of perfectly natural ways that we can use to find it. An encyclopedic...