Many studies have described the impact on families of children with developmental disorders, which cause a wide range of intense emotional responses in the parents and involve a difficult readjustment period regarding family dynamics. Providing parents with emotional and psychological support forms part of the work of the psychologist who specializes in childhood developmental disorders, because this type of intervention will improve the parents’ quality of attention and the stability of the children. Thus, the parent´s needs must be understood and the importance that they give to these needs. Valid tools must be developed to guide professionals during the evaluation of these families and interventions. Using a descriptive crosssectional de...
This master's thesis discusses the experiences of parents od children with special needs when partic...
Caring for a child with autism (CWA) is very demanding and the strain is a tremendous burden for may...
Parents of children with a mild intellectual disability experience more distress and require more su...
Many studies have described the impact on families of children with developmental disorders, which c...
Parenting, defined as the set of actions realized by parents, in order to promote the sons developme...
El objetivo de este estudio es analizar la situación de apoyo social en la que se encuentra un colec...
The guidelines for counseling parents can be used as assessment tools for limited contacts with fami...
Parents’ reactions, in the moment when they find out that their child is with developmental disabili...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 82-85)In this study, the counseling needs and desires of ...
The purpose of this study was to explore the needs of parents of young children with developmental d...
The article aimed to form a theoretical and practical basis for pedagogical support for families rai...
Parents of children with severe disabilities have differing attachment-related support needs. An onl...
2012-03-09Programs and resources are available to parents to inform and improve their parenting skil...
Parenting is an important part of a child\u27s development that begins before the child is born and ...
Introduction: A disabled child or with a chronic illness may at times constrain the exercise of a po...
This master's thesis discusses the experiences of parents od children with special needs when partic...
Caring for a child with autism (CWA) is very demanding and the strain is a tremendous burden for may...
Parents of children with a mild intellectual disability experience more distress and require more su...
Many studies have described the impact on families of children with developmental disorders, which c...
Parenting, defined as the set of actions realized by parents, in order to promote the sons developme...
El objetivo de este estudio es analizar la situación de apoyo social en la que se encuentra un colec...
The guidelines for counseling parents can be used as assessment tools for limited contacts with fami...
Parents’ reactions, in the moment when they find out that their child is with developmental disabili...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 82-85)In this study, the counseling needs and desires of ...
The purpose of this study was to explore the needs of parents of young children with developmental d...
The article aimed to form a theoretical and practical basis for pedagogical support for families rai...
Parents of children with severe disabilities have differing attachment-related support needs. An onl...
2012-03-09Programs and resources are available to parents to inform and improve their parenting skil...
Parenting is an important part of a child\u27s development that begins before the child is born and ...
Introduction: A disabled child or with a chronic illness may at times constrain the exercise of a po...
This master's thesis discusses the experiences of parents od children with special needs when partic...
Caring for a child with autism (CWA) is very demanding and the strain is a tremendous burden for may...
Parents of children with a mild intellectual disability experience more distress and require more su...