The LD Physio

A page where you can keep up to date with all things LD physiotherapy.

16/03/2026

It's never a bad time to share the symptoms of Meningitis

Know what you're looking for at work, in family, friends and yourself.

04/03/2026

Today we begin the first funded More Movement in Central Rotherham Group.

The group aims to bring together people who have disabilities, their families and carers in accessible exercise groups to improve confidence and access to exercise.

26/02/2026

My HCPC audit process so far.

14/02/2026

How fast 5 weeks goes by. Thank you to Harry and Katie for their hard work throughout the placement.

13/02/2026

A formative moment in LD Physio history. The creation of the student baking tin. Created by students, FOR students.

08/02/2026

Follow along as I panic my way through my HCPC renewal.

01/02/2026

Students and all clinicians need to learn

What the problems are and how to solve them

People's real experiences and how to engage with disabled people

What equipment we use to achieve this

Does your clinical education stack up?

Footage taken at Uni of Nottingham with the fab 2nd year students I 2024.

30/01/2026

Halfway complete and we have got through a lot of work.

29/01/2026

After heavy delays in being published, the LeDeR report which looks into causes of death for people who have a learning/intellectual disability has been revised as deaths of people had been mis recorded. The figures show preventable deaths were actually more than 40% rather than 38% (around 20% in the general population.

1 in 4 people who have Profound and Multiple Disabilities dies from treatable conditions (1 in 23 in the general population).

Down syndrome continued to be written as cause of death, masking the true reasons why people died such as delayed access to tests and diagnostic over shadowing.

"If the NHS cannot even count these deaths accurately, how on earth can we trust them to stop them"

03/09/2025

A summary of the most recent LeDeR report which was published in September analysing data from 2023.

"Learning from Lives and Deaths – people with a learning disability and autistic people” (LeDeR), which investigates deaths in UK adults with a learning disability aims to provide learning for the future and improve care.

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