I found an article that I thought
was interesting and decided to share it. In the article, Dr. Bankar examines
the important role of parents in the rehabilitation process of a child with a
disability. He studied factors that influence and increase the success of children
with disabilities. He states that “Parental acceptance and parental involvement
for the child with disability can be effective only if parents and (the most importantly)
the rehabilitation professionals would look after the following issues in the
rehabilitation process.”
1. Stress
of parents of child with disability
2. Factors
affecting parental acceptance and involvement
3. Facilitating
parental acceptance and involvement in rehabilitation process
Basically,
parents must accept their child’s disability and be committed and involved in
order for the child to experience success. This may seem so simple but if a
parent is overwhelmed or cannot cope, it will prove difficult to meet the needs
of the child. Parents and families need an outlet to express their feelings and
emotions to help manage stress. Most of what I have read and found confirms
that parents and families need to take time for themselves and find ways to
relieve the pressures, stress, and possible demands of having a child with a
disability.
Role of Parental
Acceptance and Involvement in the Rehabilitation Process of Child with
Disability. Bankar, Neelkanth // Golden Research Thoughts; Jan2012,
Vol. 2 Issue 1, Special section p1 b
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