Feminist Success Stories - Célébrons nos réussites féministes

Blackford, Karen A.; Garceau, Marie-Luce; Kirby, Sandra

doi:10.26530/oapen_578783

1999

DOI: 10.26530/oapen_578783

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Feminist Success Stories - Célébrons nos réussites féministes

Karen A. Blackford¹,

Marie-Luce Garceau²,

Sandra Kirby³

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“…Feldman and Tegart (2003) provided considerations from the perspectives of women with disabilities who are simultaneously providing care and trying to avoid the need to receive it. Blackford (1999) discussed the benefits of mutuality for members of a caregiving dyad.…”

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Disability in the Family: A Life Span Perspective.

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2003

Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology

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This article provides an overview of disability in families. The goal of the article is to raise awareness of the status of people with disabilities and their families to develop culturally relevant psychological support. Families have widely varying perspectives on disability; those perspectives influence responses to disability from the preconception and prenatal developmental stages through old age. An international literature review is provided with consideration of cultural meanings of disability, preparation for dealing with disability, coping strategies, support, developmental dynamics, competing needs of family members, and ethics. Voices of people with disabilities and their families are included.

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Disability in the Family: A Life Span Perspective.

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2003

Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology

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Feminist Success Stories - Célébrons nos réussites féministes

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Disability in the Family: A Life Span Perspective.

Disability in the Family: A Life Span Perspective.

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