In the article, the author presents the basic assumptions of positive diagnosis that can be used in work with the disabled. It assumes that one of the most important factors determining the effectiveness of the development support process is a correctly implemented diagnostic process, immanently linked to helping disabled people integrate into the social world and overcome developmental problems resulting from their disability. In the positive approach to diagnosis proposed by the author, various categories of the diagnostic description of a person and their environment are important, such as multidimensionality (various spheres of functioning), continuity (development process in the full life cycle), orientation of individual development (...
Humanistic Model of Assisting the Development through understanding the human world of life The pap...
Every child requires an individual and subjective approach – regardless of the difficulties they exp...
The similarities and differences in the description of disabled persons reality result from the res...
Autorka prezentuje w artykule podstawowe założenia diagnozy pozytywnej, możliwej do wykorzystania w...
The starting point for this study is the thesis that disability multidimensionally determines human ...
Although it may be challenging to unambiguously recognise and define it, the notion of experiencing...
The present social reality, and the development of contemporary civilization set new and so-far unkn...
Introduction and purpose of the work: Autism is a holistic, extensive development disorder. It influ...
This is a case study of a 6-year-old boy with mild intellectual disability and autism as well as an ...
Twardowski Andrzej, Controversies around the social model of disability. Culture – Society – Educati...
The article is a collection of clinical observations and data from the literature on positive thinki...
Intelektualna onesposobljenost i autistični poremećaj dvije su razvojne poteškoće često zastupljene ...
Research findings have documented that coping of individuals with mild intellectual disability depen...
The article is devoted to the problems of disability seen through the prism of needs, both those ref...
The paper is concerned on presentation the projective instrument (R-PDPI) to get acquainted with you...
Humanistic Model of Assisting the Development through understanding the human world of life The pap...
Every child requires an individual and subjective approach – regardless of the difficulties they exp...
The similarities and differences in the description of disabled persons reality result from the res...
Autorka prezentuje w artykule podstawowe założenia diagnozy pozytywnej, możliwej do wykorzystania w...
The starting point for this study is the thesis that disability multidimensionally determines human ...
Although it may be challenging to unambiguously recognise and define it, the notion of experiencing...
The present social reality, and the development of contemporary civilization set new and so-far unkn...
Introduction and purpose of the work: Autism is a holistic, extensive development disorder. It influ...
This is a case study of a 6-year-old boy with mild intellectual disability and autism as well as an ...
Twardowski Andrzej, Controversies around the social model of disability. Culture – Society – Educati...
The article is a collection of clinical observations and data from the literature on positive thinki...
Intelektualna onesposobljenost i autistični poremećaj dvije su razvojne poteškoće često zastupljene ...
Research findings have documented that coping of individuals with mild intellectual disability depen...
The article is devoted to the problems of disability seen through the prism of needs, both those ref...
The paper is concerned on presentation the projective instrument (R-PDPI) to get acquainted with you...
Humanistic Model of Assisting the Development through understanding the human world of life The pap...
Every child requires an individual and subjective approach – regardless of the difficulties they exp...
The similarities and differences in the description of disabled persons reality result from the res...