Matt Broadway-Horner
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People with learning disabilities can benefit from cognitive behavioural therapy
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TROG, a test of language skills, aids communication with people who have a mild learning disability, helping to keep them engaged. Picture shows a TROG test in which a woman points at symbols on a board in response to questions.
Communication: one test that can keep people with mild learning disabilities engaged
A test of language skills has helped breakdown potential barriers for healthcare staff
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