The Family with a handicapped child
Subtitle: understanding and treatment
By: edited by Milton Seligman.
Contributors: Seligman, Milton, 1937-
Publisher: Grune & Stratton; Distributed by Academic Press
Published: 1983
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
Subjects: Children with disabilities -- United States -- Family relationships.; Children with disabilities -- Care -- United States.; Handicapped -- Psychology.; Family.; Family therapy.; Child, Exceptional -- Psychology.
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Table of contents: title: The handicapped and their families / Joseph Newman; title: Legal issues that affect parents / Bonnie Strickland; title: Lost, then found / Stefi Rubin and Noreen Quinn-Curran; title: Parent-professional interaction / Rosalyn Benjamin Darling; title: Fathers of exceptional children / Michael E. Lamb; title: Siblings of handicapped persons / Milton Seligman; title: Parenting moderately handicapped persons / Rebecca R. Fewell and Steven Gelb; title: Working with families of severely handicapped persons / Steve Lyon, Annie Preis, and Grace Lyon; title: The uses of bibliotherapy in counseling families confronted with handicaps / June Mullins; title: Individual counseling with parents of handicapped children / Peter Randell Laborde and Milton Seligman; title: Family and parent group therapy / Roberta Myerson.