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About developing, guiding, and truly seeing what is in people with an intellectual disability
This book addresses how professionals and family members can support people with an intellectual disability in a society that places high demands on autonomy and resilience. It shows that growth is possible, provided appropriate guidance is present.
New insights into development and guidance
The central questions are:
- What is it like to have an intellectual disability in our society?
- How do you help someone make their voice heard?
- What do you learn as a guide about your own ideas and expectations?
People with an intellectual disability often encounter boundaries. Without tailored support, appropriate development remains absent.
The practical growth model
The model helps to:
- challenge someone within safe frameworks,
- teach the right life skills,
- develop a growth-oriented attitude as a guide or parent,
- adjust expectations where necessary,
- utilize curiosity and pleasure as the key to growth.
The focus is on the person and their growth potential, not on the disability.
Practice stories
Stories from practice illustrate what growth yields and name the challenges. They stimulate reflection and an open view on possibilities.
Suitable for
This book is intended for professionals, guides, and family members who work with people with an intellectual disability. It is suitable for self-study and professionalization. Language level and language variation are tailored to the target group within the Dutch language environment.
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