«I have lived with him for a long time. I know what he needs!»: this statement that is so frequent when speaking with professionals who interact with adult persons suffering from an intellectual disability, photographs a situation that is extremely frequent in services and probably reflects a series of prejudices which are not always adequately considered. This article presents the self-determination construct and endeavours to define some organisational and methodological guidelines designed to promote this vital aspect for the quality of life of persons with a disability in old age.
L’età avanza, ma la persona con disabilità non decide mai su niente! La prospettiva dell'autodeterminazione
COTTINI, Lucio
2011
Abstract
«I have lived with him for a long time. I know what he needs!»: this statement that is so frequent when speaking with professionals who interact with adult persons suffering from an intellectual disability, photographs a situation that is extremely frequent in services and probably reflects a series of prejudices which are not always adequately considered. This article presents the self-determination construct and endeavours to define some organisational and methodological guidelines designed to promote this vital aspect for the quality of life of persons with a disability in old age.File in questo prodotto:
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