Fr. 206.00

Key Concepts in Learning Disabilities

English · Hardback

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Klappentext This is a highly readable book that would make an excellent reference guide to all the key issues in learning disabilities Zusammenfassung This is a highly readable book that would make an excellent reference guide to all the key issues in learning disabilities Inhaltsverzeichnis Advocacy - Sara Bell Arts: Drama Therapy - Andy Worth Assessment - Ruth Sadik Autism - Helen Kerrell Behavioural Phenotypes - Dianne Phipps Causes - Dianne Phipps Challenging Behaviour - Gary LaVigna and Thomas J Willis Children and Adolescents - Pat Talbot Choice - Pat Talbot Communication - Jane Hobson Community Learning Disability Nursing - Sara Bell Compassion - Glenda Hardy and Pat Talbot Complementary Medicine/Therapies - Phillippa J Newman Consent - Tom Mason Complex Needs - Teresa Whitehurst Development - Geoff Astbury Disability Studies - Andy Lovell Employment - Joanne Skellern Empowerment - Sara Bell Epilepsy - Paul Barber Ethnicity - Zenobia Nadirshaw Forensic Services - Andrew Lovell Friendships and Social Networks - Karen McKenzie Health Services - Martin Campbell Inclusion (Social) - Elizabeth Mason-Whitehead Intelligence - Daniel W Price-Jones and Alastair L Barrowcliff Learning - Penny Lacey Life Skills - M Thomas Kishore Life Story - Kristín Björnsdóttir Loss - Sue Read Mental Health - Amanda Sinai et al Multi-Agency and Multiprofessional Services - Chris Chennell Nursing - John Turnbull Older People - Nancy Jokinen Parenthood - Fintan Sheerin Parents and Families - Marion Redfern Person-Centred Planning - David Coyle and Julie Lunt Physical Health - Pat Talbot Psychological Therapies - Karin Lewis et al Rights - Tom Mason Service Philosophy - Beth Greenhill and Ged Carney Service Quality - Jim Blair Service-User Voice - Helen Elizabeth Dunn et al Sexuality - Margaret Douglas, Rachael Wood and Judith Sim Social Care - Tom Mason Social Model of Disability - Dan Goodley Spirituality - Mike Thomas Transition - David Abbott and Pauline Heslop Values - Jill McCarthy Vulnerability - Elaine Taylor ...

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Advocacy - Sara Bell
Arts: Drama Therapy - Andy Worth
Assessment - Ruth Sadik
Autism - Helen Kerrell
Behavioural Phenotypes - Dianne Phipps
Causes - Dianne Phipps
Challenging Behaviour - Gary LaVigna and Thomas J Willis
Children and Adolescents - Pat Talbot
Choice - Pat Talbot
Communication - Jane Hobson
Community Learning Disability Nursing - Sara Bell
Compassion - Glenda Hardy and Pat Talbot
Complementary Medicine/Therapies - Phillippa J Newman
Consent - Tom Mason
Complex Needs - Teresa Whitehurst
Development - Geoff Astbury
Disability Studies - Andy Lovell
Employment - Joanne Skellern
Empowerment - Sara Bell
Epilepsy - Paul Barber
Ethnicity - Zenobia Nadirshaw
Forensic Services - Andrew Lovell
Friendships and Social Networks - Karen McKenzie
Health Services - Martin Campbell
Inclusion (Social) - Elizabeth Mason-Whitehead
Intelligence - Daniel W Price-Jones and Alastair L Barrowcliff
Learning - Penny Lacey
Life Skills - M Thomas Kishore
Life Story - Kristín Björnsdóttir
Loss - Sue Read
Mental Health - Amanda Sinai et al
Multi-Agency and Multiprofessional Services - Chris Chennell
Nursing - John Turnbull
Older People - Nancy Jokinen
Parenthood - Fintan Sheerin
Parents and Families - Marion Redfern
Person-Centred Planning - David Coyle and Julie Lunt
Physical Health - Pat Talbot
Psychological Therapies - Karin Lewis et al
Rights - Tom Mason
Service Philosophy - Beth Greenhill and Ged Carney
Service Quality - Jim Blair
Service-User Voice - Helen Elizabeth Dunn et al
Sexuality - Margaret Douglas, Rachael Wood and Judith Sim
Social Care - Tom Mason
Social Model of Disability - Dan Goodley
Spirituality - Mike Thomas
Transition - David Abbott and Pauline Heslop
Values - Jill McCarthy
Vulnerability - Elaine Taylor

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