Childhood Disability and Family Systems
Herausgeber: Ferrari, Michael; Sussman, Marvin B.
Childhood Disability and Family Systems
Herausgeber: Ferrari, Michael; Sussman, Marvin B.
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First published in 1987, this book focuses on childhood disability within the family. It examines the very nature of disability itself, as well as many of the fundamental elements of families.
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First published in 1987, this book focuses on childhood disability within the family. It examines the very nature of disability itself, as well as many of the fundamental elements of families.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 258
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 460g
- ISBN-13: 9781138101555
- ISBN-10: 1138101559
- Artikelnr.: 43153119
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 258
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 460g
- ISBN-13: 9781138101555
- ISBN-10: 1138101559
- Artikelnr.: 43153119
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Michael Ferrari, Marvin B. Sussman
Contributors; Editor's Introduction; Part I: Contemporary Context of
Disability 1. Childhood Disability: Prevalence and Incidence Inez Marie
Fitzgerald 2. Background Forces in Policies for Care and Treatment of
Disability Joseph Newman 3. The Economic and Psychosocial Consequences of
Disability: Family-Society Relationships Rosalyn Benjamin Darling Part II:
Ethical Issues 4. Ethical Considerations Facing Society in Rehabilitating
Severely Disabled Persons John H. Noble, Jr. 5. Rights of Children Born
with Disabilities: Issues, Inconsistencies, and Recommendations for
Advocacy Rob Palkovitz, Christopher B. Wolfe Part III: Family Effects 6.
The Family Crisis: Diagnosis of a Severely Disabled Child 7. The
Hospitalization of a Child and Family Responses Dene G. Klinzing and Dennis
R. Klinzing 8. Family Subsystem Functions and Disabled Children: Some
Conceptual Issues Part IV: Care Systems 9. A Typology of Childhood
Disorders and Related Support Services James E. Lindemann and Sally J.
Lindemann 10. Professional Helpers and Families with Disabled Children: A
Social Network Perspective Anne E. Kazak 11. Systems of Care for Disabled
Children and Family Members: New Paradigms and Alternatives Penny L. Deiner
12. Services to Families During Three Stages of a Handicapped Person's Life
Martha W. Krauss and Janet Z. Giele 13. Analytic Essay: Transformation of
Disabilities into Abilities as Portrayed in the Works of Menotti Kris Jeter
Disability 1. Childhood Disability: Prevalence and Incidence Inez Marie
Fitzgerald 2. Background Forces in Policies for Care and Treatment of
Disability Joseph Newman 3. The Economic and Psychosocial Consequences of
Disability: Family-Society Relationships Rosalyn Benjamin Darling Part II:
Ethical Issues 4. Ethical Considerations Facing Society in Rehabilitating
Severely Disabled Persons John H. Noble, Jr. 5. Rights of Children Born
with Disabilities: Issues, Inconsistencies, and Recommendations for
Advocacy Rob Palkovitz, Christopher B. Wolfe Part III: Family Effects 6.
The Family Crisis: Diagnosis of a Severely Disabled Child 7. The
Hospitalization of a Child and Family Responses Dene G. Klinzing and Dennis
R. Klinzing 8. Family Subsystem Functions and Disabled Children: Some
Conceptual Issues Part IV: Care Systems 9. A Typology of Childhood
Disorders and Related Support Services James E. Lindemann and Sally J.
Lindemann 10. Professional Helpers and Families with Disabled Children: A
Social Network Perspective Anne E. Kazak 11. Systems of Care for Disabled
Children and Family Members: New Paradigms and Alternatives Penny L. Deiner
12. Services to Families During Three Stages of a Handicapped Person's Life
Martha W. Krauss and Janet Z. Giele 13. Analytic Essay: Transformation of
Disabilities into Abilities as Portrayed in the Works of Menotti Kris Jeter
Contributors; Editor's Introduction; Part I: Contemporary Context of
Disability 1. Childhood Disability: Prevalence and Incidence Inez Marie
Fitzgerald 2. Background Forces in Policies for Care and Treatment of
Disability Joseph Newman 3. The Economic and Psychosocial Consequences of
Disability: Family-Society Relationships Rosalyn Benjamin Darling Part II:
Ethical Issues 4. Ethical Considerations Facing Society in Rehabilitating
Severely Disabled Persons John H. Noble, Jr. 5. Rights of Children Born
with Disabilities: Issues, Inconsistencies, and Recommendations for
Advocacy Rob Palkovitz, Christopher B. Wolfe Part III: Family Effects 6.
The Family Crisis: Diagnosis of a Severely Disabled Child 7. The
Hospitalization of a Child and Family Responses Dene G. Klinzing and Dennis
R. Klinzing 8. Family Subsystem Functions and Disabled Children: Some
Conceptual Issues Part IV: Care Systems 9. A Typology of Childhood
Disorders and Related Support Services James E. Lindemann and Sally J.
Lindemann 10. Professional Helpers and Families with Disabled Children: A
Social Network Perspective Anne E. Kazak 11. Systems of Care for Disabled
Children and Family Members: New Paradigms and Alternatives Penny L. Deiner
12. Services to Families During Three Stages of a Handicapped Person's Life
Martha W. Krauss and Janet Z. Giele 13. Analytic Essay: Transformation of
Disabilities into Abilities as Portrayed in the Works of Menotti Kris Jeter
Disability 1. Childhood Disability: Prevalence and Incidence Inez Marie
Fitzgerald 2. Background Forces in Policies for Care and Treatment of
Disability Joseph Newman 3. The Economic and Psychosocial Consequences of
Disability: Family-Society Relationships Rosalyn Benjamin Darling Part II:
Ethical Issues 4. Ethical Considerations Facing Society in Rehabilitating
Severely Disabled Persons John H. Noble, Jr. 5. Rights of Children Born
with Disabilities: Issues, Inconsistencies, and Recommendations for
Advocacy Rob Palkovitz, Christopher B. Wolfe Part III: Family Effects 6.
The Family Crisis: Diagnosis of a Severely Disabled Child 7. The
Hospitalization of a Child and Family Responses Dene G. Klinzing and Dennis
R. Klinzing 8. Family Subsystem Functions and Disabled Children: Some
Conceptual Issues Part IV: Care Systems 9. A Typology of Childhood
Disorders and Related Support Services James E. Lindemann and Sally J.
Lindemann 10. Professional Helpers and Families with Disabled Children: A
Social Network Perspective Anne E. Kazak 11. Systems of Care for Disabled
Children and Family Members: New Paradigms and Alternatives Penny L. Deiner
12. Services to Families During Three Stages of a Handicapped Person's Life
Martha W. Krauss and Janet Z. Giele 13. Analytic Essay: Transformation of
Disabilities into Abilities as Portrayed in the Works of Menotti Kris Jeter