Disability and Psychology by Goodley, Dan; Lawthom, Rebecca;

Critical Introductions and Reflections

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Kiadás sorszáma 2005
Kiadó Red Globe Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2005. október 31.
Kötetek száma Paperback

ISBN 9781403936011
Kötéstípus Puhakötés
Terjedelem248 oldal
Méret 216x138 mm
Súly 295 g
Nyelv angol

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Rövid leírás:

Disability is not just the physical, sensory or intellectual impairments a person has, but the exclusion from society they face as a result. Organisations for disabled people are a growing voice in challenging this exclusion and Anti-Discrimination legislation is helping to change the structures in society that have contributed to it.

This book examines the discipline of psychology in this regard. It argues that psychology has tended to ignore the socio-cultural aspects of disability and treat disabled people as objects rather than arbiters of psychological intervention. Bringing together disabled and non-disabled researchers and psychologists, this book proposes ideas for an enabling psychological theory and practice, and addresses questions such as:

"How can we support the inclusion of disabled children?
"Can therapy enable rather than pathologise?
"What can be learnt from the experience of disabled psychologists?
"How can psychology contribute to social models of disability?

In examining these issues, this volume challenges the reader to reconsider the relationship between disability studies and psychology and to do so in ways that contribute to the emancipation - rather than the exclusion - of disabled people.

A key text for students on relevant courses within Disability Studies and Psychology degrees, this book is also an important resource for those who study or work in the areas of healthcare studies, nursing, sociology and social work.

Dan Goodley is a Reader in Disability Studies, University of Sheffield, with research interests in disability theory, activism and methodology.

Rebecca Lawthom is Principal Lecturer in Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University and a member of the Research Institute for Health and Social Change. Her research interests are in disability, community and feminist psychology.

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Hosszú leírás:

Disability is not just the physical, sensory or intellectual impairments a person has, but the exclusion from society they face as a result. Organisations for disabled people are a growing voice in challenging this exclusion and anti-discrimination legislation is helping to change the structures in society that have contributed to it.

This book examines the discipline of psychology in this regard. It argues that psychology has tended to ignore the socio-cultural aspects of disability and treat disabled people as objects rather than arbiters of psychological intervention. Bringing together disabled and non-disabled researchers and psychologists, this book proposes ideas for an enabling psychological theory and practice, and addresses questions such as:

-"How can we support the inclusion of disabled children?"
- "Can therapy enable rather than pathologise?"
- "What can be learnt from the experience of disabled psychologists?"
"How can psychology contribute to social models of disability?"

In examining these issues, this volume challenges the reader to reconsider the relationship between disability studies and psychology and to do so in ways that contribute to the emancipation - rather than the exclusion - of disabled people.

A key text for students on relevant courses within disability studies and psychology degrees, this book is also an important resource for those who study or work in the areas of healthcare studies, nursing, sociology and social work.

Dan Goodley is a Reader in disability studies, University of Sheffield, with research interests in disability theory, activism and methodology.

Rebecca Lawthom is Principal Lecturer in psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University and a member of the Research Institute for Health and Social Change. Her research interests are in disability, community and feminist psychology.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Preface; D.Goodley & R.Lawthom
Disability and Psychology: New Allies; D.Goodley & R.Lawthom
PART ONE: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DISABILITY: FROM INFANCY TO ADULTHOOD
Parents, Professionals and Disabled Babies Personal Reflections on Disabled Lives; C.Tregaskis
Being in School: Disabled Children and the Denial of Psychological Reality; P.Murray
The Disability Discrimination Act and Lifelong Learning? Disabled Students and Higher Education; D.Viney
Disabled and Graduated: Barriers and Dilemmas for the Disabled Psychology Graduate; P.Stannett
Disability and Old Age: Or Why it Isn't All in the Mind; M.Priestly
Towards a Psychology of Disability: The Emotional Effects of Living in a Disabling Society; D. Reeve
PART TWO: DISABILITY, PSYCHOLOGY AND PRACTICE: FROM A DISABLING TO AN ENABLING PSYCHOLOGY
Against Stereotypes: Experiences of Disabled Psychologists; F.Levinson & S.Parritt
Understanding Intellectually Disabled Clients in Clinical Psychology; J.Clegg
Enabling Practice for Professionals: The Need for Practical Post-Structuralist Theory; L.Todd
Counselling with the Social Model: Challenging Therapy's Pathologies; J.Swain, C.Griffiths & S.French
Community Psychology with Disabled People; P.Duckett, C.Kagan, R.Lawthom & M.Burton
Conclusions: Making Enabling Alliances between Disability and Psychology; D.Goodley & R.Lawthom.

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