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Learning disabilities : towards inclusion. edited by Bob Gates ; consultant editor, Helen Atherton ; with a foreword by Helen Marie Edwards.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Edinburgh : Churchill Livingstone, 2007.Edition: 5th ed. / edited by Bob Gates and Helen AthertonDescription: 736 p. : illISBN:
  • 9780443101984 (hbk.) :
  • 0443101981
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 616.85889 GAT
LOC classification:
  • RC570
Contents:
SECTION 1: Understanding learning disabilities:- 1. The nature of learning disabilities--2. Causes and manifestations of learning disabilities--3. A history of learning disabilities--4. Ethical issues in learning disabilities--SECTION 2: Services and support for people with learning disabilities:-5. Accessing services and support--6. Specialist learning disability services--7. Residential alternatives for people with learning disabilities--8. Compulsory school education--9. Post-compulsory education--10. Leisure and work--11. Evaluating the quality of support services for people with learning disabilities--SECTION 3: Independence and well-being across the life span:- 12. Children with learning disabilities--13. Older peole with learning disabilities--14. People with profound and multiple disabilities--15. Health and health promotion for people with learning disabilities--16. Person-centred planning--17. Communication--SECTION 4: Distressed states of learning disability:- 18. Challenging behaviour--19. Autistic spectrum disorder--20. Mental health disorders in people with learning disabilities--21. Theory and practice of managing self-injurious behaviour in people with learning disabilities--22. Learning-disabled adult offenders--SECTION 5: Therapeutic interventions for people with learning disabilities:- 23. Complementary therapies in learning disability settings--24. Art, drama and music therapies--25. Psychological approaches--SECTION 6: Relationships and learning disabilities:- 26. Sexual and personal relationships--27. Working effectively with families of people with learning disabilities--28. Helping to empower people--SECTION 7: The European Dimension:-29. The Netherlands--30. Sweden--31. Germany--SECTION 8: Education and Leadership:- 32. Education and leadership.
Summary: In this edition, the authors discuss the role of all professionals who care for people with learning disabilities. The text is written in a style that makes it practical and readable.
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Previous ed.: 2003.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

SECTION 1: Understanding learning disabilities:- 1. The nature of learning disabilities--2. Causes and manifestations of learning disabilities--3. A history of learning disabilities--4. Ethical issues in learning disabilities--SECTION 2: Services and support for people with learning disabilities:-5. Accessing services and support--6. Specialist learning disability services--7. Residential alternatives for people with learning disabilities--8. Compulsory school education--9. Post-compulsory education--10. Leisure and work--11. Evaluating the quality of support services for people with learning disabilities--SECTION 3: Independence and well-being across the life span:- 12. Children with learning disabilities--13. Older peole with learning disabilities--14. People with profound and multiple disabilities--15. Health and health promotion for people with learning disabilities--16. Person-centred planning--17. Communication--SECTION 4: Distressed states of learning disability:- 18. Challenging behaviour--19. Autistic spectrum disorder--20. Mental health disorders in people with learning disabilities--21. Theory and practice of managing self-injurious behaviour in people with learning disabilities--22. Learning-disabled adult offenders--SECTION 5: Therapeutic interventions for people with learning disabilities:- 23. Complementary therapies in learning disability settings--24. Art, drama and music therapies--25. Psychological approaches--SECTION 6: Relationships and learning disabilities:- 26. Sexual and personal relationships--27. Working effectively with families of people with learning disabilities--28. Helping to empower people--SECTION 7: The European Dimension:-29. The Netherlands--30. Sweden--31. Germany--SECTION 8: Education and Leadership:- 32. Education and leadership.

In this edition, the authors discuss the role of all professionals who care for people with learning disabilities. The text is written in a style that makes it practical and readable.

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