Happy families
By: Ash, Angie.
Series: Learning Disability Today 10 (6) 2010: 14-16.Publisher: 2010Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): PARENTS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
| GREAT BRITAIN | SUPPORT SERVICES | PERSONAL NARRATIVESSummary: Points out that research evidence (UK) indicates that families where one or both parents have a learning disability face many problems bringing up their own child. Talks to six sets of parents about the support they have had and provides a checklist of key points for services.
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Points out that research evidence (UK) indicates that families where one or both parents have a learning disability face many problems bringing up their own child. Talks to six sets of parents about the support they have had and provides a checklist of key points for services.
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