Older adults who provide care for an adult child with a disability have rarely been considered in the planning and preparation literature. As they grow older, these adults face the challenge of arranging care for their dependent children and for themselves. This study investigated influences on planning for one\u27s own future care. Results indicated that parents who prepared for their adult child\u27s future care were more likely to prepare for their own care. When compared to adults without a dependent child, parents caring for an adult child with a disability were equally likely to plan for their own future care
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...
A future plan is key to directing and continuing supports for a person with a developmental disabili...
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...
Older adults who provide care for an adult child with a disability have rarely been considered in th...
Due to the policy of deinstitutionalization there is a population of adults with a developmental dis...
Adult children are often called upon when elderly parents need help. Preparedness is a state of read...
ABSTRACT: Older people who are caring for their adult sons and daughters with disabilities are under...
This phenomenological study describes the impact of an educational intervention on the day-to-day ex...
This study had two main aims, to explore parents' experiences of caring for their adult offspring wi...
© 1996 Dr. Christine BigbyInformal support, primarily from parents, is central to the provision of c...
With the continued movement toward deinstitu tionalization, and community—based health care, profes...
Background: Planning for the future care of adults with an intellectual disability after the main fa...
Recently, the number of adults with Developmental Disabilities (DD) who live with their parents has ...
This article describes the future residential and financial provision planned for a group of people ...
This study aims to look into the challenges, coping and future plans of aging parents who have adult...
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...
A future plan is key to directing and continuing supports for a person with a developmental disabili...
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...
Older adults who provide care for an adult child with a disability have rarely been considered in th...
Due to the policy of deinstitutionalization there is a population of adults with a developmental dis...
Adult children are often called upon when elderly parents need help. Preparedness is a state of read...
ABSTRACT: Older people who are caring for their adult sons and daughters with disabilities are under...
This phenomenological study describes the impact of an educational intervention on the day-to-day ex...
This study had two main aims, to explore parents' experiences of caring for their adult offspring wi...
© 1996 Dr. Christine BigbyInformal support, primarily from parents, is central to the provision of c...
With the continued movement toward deinstitu tionalization, and community—based health care, profes...
Background: Planning for the future care of adults with an intellectual disability after the main fa...
Recently, the number of adults with Developmental Disabilities (DD) who live with their parents has ...
This article describes the future residential and financial provision planned for a group of people ...
This study aims to look into the challenges, coping and future plans of aging parents who have adult...
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...
A future plan is key to directing and continuing supports for a person with a developmental disabili...
Parent carers are often central in future planning for their children with disability; however, litt...