Parenting needs of parents who have a child with disability
Older parents of people who have a learning disability : perceptions of future accomodation needs
... birth child and one set of parents was interviewed about their foster child who had lived with them since he was fourteen months old and who they regarded as their own ...child. ...
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Assessment of Awareness Levels of Parents – A Multivariate Approach
... of disability are therefore situation bound, contextual, and can be subjective ...a child, and cutting across economic ...Therefore, disability is a human rights ...
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Parents’ actions, challenges, and needs while enabling participation of children with a physical disability: a scoping review
... because parents’ actions, challenges, and needs were the subject of this scoping review, parents were the primary target population of in the study in order to meet the selection ...showing ...
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Children's needs, parenting capacity : child abuse : parental mental illness, learning disability, substance misuse and domestic violence
... that parents who experience these disorders display less aptitude in providing for the baby’s needs for bodily contact and loving ...drug-using parents are often emotionally unavailable to ...
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Caregiver Burden among Parents of Hearing Impaired and Intel-lectually Disabled Children in Pakistan
... on parents of hearing im- paired and intellectually challenged ...intellectual disability were ...2019. Parents of hearing impaired and intellectu- ally challenged children with age range of 1-16 ...
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The effectiveness of VIPP V parenting training for parents of young children with a visual or visual and intellectual disability: study protocol of a multicenter randomized controlled trial
... Positive Parenting in parents of children with Visual or visual-and-intellectual disabilities (VIPP-V), was ...young child with a visual or visual-and-intellectual dis- ...the child”; Chain of ...
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Prem Baby Triple P: a randomised controlled trial of enhanced parenting capacity to improve developmental outcomes in preterm infants
... the child are scored in consecutive 10-s intervals. Where the child has a physical disability the tasks will be ...her child, this time through a series of 5 segments: 2-minute interaction ...
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Parenthood in transition – Somali-born parents’ experiences of and needs for parenting support programmes
... A pre-defined thematic guideline was constructed and pilot tested with a mixed group of Somali parents. All focus groups were asked the same initial questions: “Can you describe your experience of being a parent ...
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Mental revolution of child bullying victims in Indonesia: Parenting styles and ethnic groups effect
... the parenting style. This research has proven that parents act as a role model for their ...If parents implement the authoritarian parenting style, children will develop a tendency to ...
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Intense parenting: a qualitative study detailing the experiences of parenting children with complex care needs
... mothers parenting a child with complex care needs [9, 28, 42], a major strength of our study was that fathers, in addition to mothers, contributed greatly to the study’s ...provided parents a ...
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Child Care Issues, Parenting Style and Youth Development in Keffi
... classifications have been identified in children: secure attachment, anxious-ambivalent attachment, anxious-avoidant attachment, and disorganized ...their needs of proximity, emotional support and ...a ...
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Parental Sedentary Restriction, Maternal Parenting Style, and Television Viewing Among 10- to 11-Year-Olds
... both parents restricted sedentary time, it did not examine the relative efficacy of different ap- proaches for communicating restric- tion ...work needs to focus on how best to deliver restriction messages ...
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Predicting Early Maladaptive Schemas by Young Parenting Styles
... success (Sheffield, Waller & et al, 2005). Young (1995) suggests a subset of schemas that are called primary dysfunctional schemas. Schema- focused approach, rather than focus on automatic thoughts and underlying ...
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Mothers' Lived Experience of Parenting an Infant/Young Child with Special Needs in a Rural Context
... and disability can have a significant impact on the health of individuals (Mikkonen & Raphael, ...can have a negative effect on a person’s health (Leipert, 2005; Romanow, ...conditions who ...
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"Well the Future, that is Difficult": a hermeneutic phenomenological analysis exploring the maternal experience of parenting a young adult with a developmental disability
... developmental disability is stress, adaptation, efficacy of interventions and the burden of ...Researchers have largely studied mothers of children as opposed to mothers of young adults who continue ...
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... and parents’ different ways and possibilities of handling these ...behind parents’ use of webcams are; to gain insight, to gain a feeling of presence in the nursery and to gain ...the parents ...
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Stress and its covariates in parents who have been referred to clinic with a possible diagnosis of epilepsy in their child
... carers who are stressed by either over or under estimating those classified as being stressed when only one domain states that they are stressed whilst the other is under the cut-off value of ...carers who ...
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Counselling with people who have an intellectual disability : issues and challenges
... Discussion This study hypothesised that the training of support workers in the use of augmentative aids in the context of a problem-solving counselling approach, would increase both coun[r] ...
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Parental involvement in education
... the child. It has already been noted that parents feel less involved when the child is at secondary ...12% who claimed to take every opportunity), compared to 12% who had helped out in ...
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Who Needs Yalom When We Have Žižek?
... If the group is ‘naturally’ or at least, at first, perceived in excess, over and above the individual subject and the therapist is that member whose seat is unique to every group in the same manner, is there a way to ...
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