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Hardback. Condition: New. Title: "Reflections From a Different Journey" Author: Klein ISBN: 0071422692 Category: Parenting Trim Size: 6 x 9 UPC: 639785385547. Most parents of children with disabilities lack personal experience with adults with disabilities. Hearing from people who have lived the disability experience can provide all parents with essential information about the possibilities for their children. "Reflections from a Different Journey" comprises forty inspiring and realistic essays written by successful adult role models who share what it is like to grow up with a disability.Compiled by two award-winning advocates for the disabled, each eloquently written essay is an insightful source of wisdom, inspiration, and emotional support as well as a rare glimpse inside the lives and minds of people with many different disabilities - cerebral palsy, down syndrome, autism, learning disabilities, deafness, blindness, mental illness, developmental disabilities, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, congenital amputation, and chronic health conditions.In preparing their essays, the authors were each asked to write about something they wished their own parents had read or been told while they were growing up.The essays, which demonstrate that, first and foremost, people with disabilities are human beings with the same needs and desires as people without disabilities, are arranged thematically: 'Love Me and Accept Me as I Am' essays express appreciation for parents who provided unconditional love and a sense of belonging and accepted them as whole people - including that part of them considered to be a disability. "Parents Are the Most Important Experts" essays describe how their parents addressed their unique needs and became the most important experts in their lives. 'Parental Expectations' essays present different approaches to expectations and standards and encourage every child to have hopes and aspirations. 'Sexuality' essays explore how all children need to talk about and learn about intimacy and sexuality.'Education About Disability' essays explain why it is important for parents and children to learn all about a child's disability and how to facilitate necessary accommodations so that each child can enjoy a full life.The foreword is written by Marlee Matlin, the Academy Award-winning actress who is deaf. The afterword is written by the book's coeditor, John D. Kemp, a successful attorney and advocate for the disabled who was born without arms and legs.Brimming with a wealth of life-affirming lessons, "Reflections from a Different Journey" offers many specific suggestions for parents and family members of people with disabilities, older disabled children, and education and health care professionals. Stanley Klein, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and frequent speaker to parents and health care and education professionals, has worked with children with disabilities and their parents for fifty years, and has received numerous na.…

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Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnnMcGraw-Hill authors represent the leading experts in their fields and are dedicated to improving the lives, careers, and interests of readers worldwidenKlappentextComprises forty essays by adul.

Hardback. Condition: New. Title: "Reflections From a Different Journey" Author: Klein ISBN: 0071422692 Category: Parenting Trim Size: 6 x 9 UPC: 639785385547. Most parents of children with disabilities lack personal experience with adults with disabilities. Hearing from people who have lived the disability experience can provide all parents with essential information about the possibilities for their children. "Reflections from a Different Journey" comprises forty inspiring and realistic essays written by successful adult role models who share what it is like to grow up with a disability.Compiled by two award-winning advocates for the disabled, each eloquently written essay is an insightful source of wisdom, inspiration, and emotional support as well as a rare glimpse inside the lives and minds of people with many different disabilities - cerebral palsy, down syndrome, autism, learning disabilities, deafness, blindness, mental illness, developmental disabilities, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, congenital amputation, and chronic health conditions.In preparing their essays, the authors were each asked to write about something they wished their own parents had read or been told while they were growing up.The essays, which demonstrate that, first and foremost, people with disabilities are human beings with the same needs and desires as people without disabilities, are arranged thematically: 'Love Me and Accept Me as I Am' essays express appreciation for parents who provided unconditional love and a sense of belonging and accepted them as whole people - including that part of them considered to be a disability. "Parents Are the Most Important Experts" essays describe how their parents addressed their unique needs and became the most important experts in their lives. 'Parental Expectations' essays present different approaches to expectations and standards and encourage every child to have hopes and aspirations. 'Sexuality' essays explore how all children need to talk about and learn about intimacy and sexuality.'Education About Disability' essays explain why it is important for parents and children to learn all about a child's disability and how to facilitate necessary accommodations so that each child can enjoy a full life.The foreword is written by Marlee Matlin, the Academy Award-winning actress who is deaf. The afterword is written by the book's coeditor, John D. Kemp, a successful attorney and advocate for the disabled who was born without arms and legs.Brimming with a wealth of life-affirming lessons, "Reflections from a Different Journey" offers many specific suggestions for parents and family members of people with disabilities, older disabled children, and education and health care professionals. Stanley Klein, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and frequent speaker to parents and health care and education professionals, has worked with children with disabilities and their parents for fifty years, and has received numerous na.…

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