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ADVOCATING FOR YOUR CHILD WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES / Learning
Disabilities Association of Canada. 1998.
This is a companion piece to our earlier guide called A Guide to
Understanding Learning and Behaviour Problems in Children.
ISBN 0-919051-56-4.
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BATTLE CRIES: justice for kids with special needs / Edelson, Miriam.
offers a strategy for achieving significant improvement to existing
Canadian practices.
ISBN 1-894549-42-2.
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Everyday Advocate (the)
"The guide for getting the best life possible for your child...invaluable." -Dr. Phil McGraw
Nationally recognized expert on autism advocacy Areva Martin shares her hard-won knowledge as a parent of an autistic child and an individual rights attorney. In "The Everyday Advocate," she lays out vital and relevant step-by-step instructions to parents facing the seemingly impossible odds of advocating for a child with autism.
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IT'S A MATTER OF RIGHTS: a book about your rights and how to stand
up for them / Community Living Essex County.
statistics show that individulal with an intellectual disability
experience almost five times more abuse than the general population.
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MAKING MEDICAL DECISIONS FOR THE PROFOUNDLY MENTALLY DISABLED /
Cantor, Norman L. 2005.
analyzes the legal and moral status of people with profound mental
disabilities -- those with extreme cognitive impairments that
prevent their exercise of medical self-determination.
ISBN 0-262-03331-3.
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SPECIAL STORIES FOR DISABILITY AWARENESS: stories and activities for
teachers, parents and professionals / Leicester, Mal. 2007.
ISBN 978-1-84310-390-5
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Trustee Reference Manual, a guide for trustees of a Henson Trust
Graeme S.Treeby
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UNFOLDING THE TENT: advocating for your one-of-a-kind child /
Addison, Anne. 2005.
Anne Addison shares her experiences as a parent of a son with
special needs. She also introduces the concept of Life Mapping, a
strength-based, realist process that parents can use to assist
their children in realizing their potential.
ISBN 1-931282-80-3.
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WHAT'S STOPPING YOU?: living successfully with disability / Nagler,
Mark; Nagler, Adam. 1999.
Over 60 million North Americans live with some form of disability
and countless others are affected by it, or will be. This is a
boering reality, but take heart: there's nothing holding back
anyone who is affected by disability.
ISBN 0-7737-6027-x.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 November 2011 )
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