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What psychotherapists should know about disability
Abstract
Introduction and Overview. Who Are People with Disabilities? The Minority Model of Disability. The Disability Experience: I. Stereotypes and Attitudes. The Disability Experience: II. Affect and Everyday Experiences. Families with Disabilities. Laws and Social History. Beginning Treatment. Etiquette with Clients with Disabilities. Interviews, Assessment, Evaluation, and Diagnosis. Dating, Romance, Sexuality, Pregnancy, Birthing, and Genetic Testing. Special Issues in Therapy with Clients with Disabilities. Assistive Technology and Devices. The Personal, the Professional, and the Political. Research on Disability: Shifting the Paradigm from Pathology to Policy. For Teachers and Supervisors.
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- 2001
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