Social Skills for People with Learning Disabilities
A social capability approach
Mark Burton author Carolyn Kagan author Pat Clements author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Chapman and Hall
Published:1st Jan '95
Should be back in stock very soon
This book examines the importance of social skills for individuals with learning disabilities, focusing on community participation and relationships.
In Social Skills for People with Learning Disabilities, the focus shifts towards the growing importance of community care and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with learning disabilities. This book delves into how these individuals are increasingly engaging with their local communities, thereby becoming active participants and contributors. The implications of this shift are profound, as they not only foster inclusivity but also promote a sense of belonging among those with learning disabilities.
The text explores various themes such as the dynamics of relationships, the significance of social networks, and the development of social skills and competencies. By analyzing these factors, Social Skills for People with Learning Disabilities provides valuable insights into how individuals can improve their social interactions and build meaningful connections within their communities. The research presented in this book highlights the importance of fostering social competence, which is essential for personal growth and community engagement.
Furthermore, the book evaluates the changes that occur when individuals with learning disabilities are supported in their journey towards greater social integration. It emphasizes the need for continuous assessment and adaptation of strategies that empower these individuals to thrive in social settings. Ultimately, Social Skills for People with Learning Disabilities serves as a crucial resource for understanding and enhancing the social experiences of people with learning disabilities.
ISBN: 9780412433801
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326 pages