2002
DOI: 10.1080/09649060210161294
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Stereotypes, parents with intellectual disability and child protection

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“…Behind these removals, there is often an assumption among practitioners that these parents with intellectual disabilities are inherently unable to provide sufficient care, that their children consequently will have attachment problems (e.g. disorganized attachment), and that there is no reason to provide interventions for the parents, because they will presumably fail to learn from them as a natural function of their learning disability (Alexius & Hollander, 2014; McConnell & Llewellyn, 2002). These assumptions run counter to well-established empirical research suggesting considerable functional differences among parents diagnosed with intellectual disabilities as well as indication that their caregiving may be responsive to supportive interventions (for reviews, see Feldman, 2010; Schuengel, Kef, Hodes, & Meppelder, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Behind these removals, there is often an assumption among practitioners that these parents with intellectual disabilities are inherently unable to provide sufficient care, that their children consequently will have attachment problems (e.g. disorganized attachment), and that there is no reason to provide interventions for the parents, because they will presumably fail to learn from them as a natural function of their learning disability (Alexius & Hollander, 2014; McConnell & Llewellyn, 2002). These assumptions run counter to well-established empirical research suggesting considerable functional differences among parents diagnosed with intellectual disabilities as well as indication that their caregiving may be responsive to supportive interventions (for reviews, see Feldman, 2010; Schuengel, Kef, Hodes, & Meppelder, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Þessir foreldrar eru þó í meiri áhaettu en aðrir að missa forsjá barna sinna og benda alþjóðlegar rannsóknir til þess að þeir séu sviptir forsjá barna í 40-60% tilvika (McConnell og Llewellyn 2002). Hér verður ekki gert lítið úr þeirri staðreynd að frá sjónarhorni barnaverndar geti vissulega þurft að svipta foreldra með þroskahömlun forsjá barna sinna, rétt eins og aðra foreldra.…”
Section: Stjórnmál Og Stjórnsýsla Veftímarit (Fraeðigreinar)unclassified
“…Erlendar rannsóknir benda hins vegar til þess að börn foreldra með þroskahömlun séu hlutfallslega miklu oftar tekin frá foreldrum sínum en börn annara foreldra án þess að slík íhlutun sé nauðsynleg eða byggist á naegjanlega ígrunduðum forsendum. Rannsóknir sýna að slík íhlutun á oft og tíðum raetur að rekja til fordómafullra eða rangra hugmynda um foreldra með þroskahömlun frekar en barnaverndarsjónarmiða (McConnell og Llewellyn 2002). Þetta hefur orðið til þess að fraeðimenn um allan heim hafa lýst yfir áhyggjum sínum af framkvaemd, ferli og ákvarðanatöku í barnaverndarmálum sem snúa að þessum fjölskyldum (Andron and Tymchuk 1987;Booth and Booth 1993;Budd and Greenspan 1984;Feldman 1986;Gilhool and Gran 1985;Haavik and Meninger 1981;Hayman 1990;Hertz 1979;Levesque 1996;Llewellyn 1990;Marafino 1990;Payne 1978;Watkins 1995).…”
Section: Stjórnmál Og Stjórnsýsla Veftímarit (Fraeðigreinar)unclassified
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