Disability from a humanistic perspective : towards a better quality of life

"Expands on the humanistic approach and the social model of disability in an attempt to explain the phenomenon of social isolation and loneliness as a direct result of the interactions between a person and their environment. Proposes a novel way of strengthening the individual with the disability, so that they will be able to manage their personal and social involvement within society." - FOREWORD

The social revolution of people with disabilities : vision and reality|Social inclusion|Barriers to social inclusion for people with disabilities|The ecological model|The individual and the environment : implications for social education|Group-based social education programs|Towards social inclusion : "The Cycle of Internalized Learning" : a group-based model and method for nurturing autonomy and independent living in the community