guidance for professionals from parents and guardians Boroson, Barbara creator author. text bibliography nyu 2024 monographic eng

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vi, 208 p ages ; 23 cm. "This insightful guide shows professionals how to collaborate with parents and guardians of children with disabilities in empathic, respectful, knowledgeable, and supportive ways. Packed with first-hand accounts and advice from parents and guardians, this book shines a light on lived experiences and reveals paths toward meeting families where they are in order to move forward together. Boroson emphasizes that appreciating the real needs of these families is a crucial step beyond mere adherence to a generic set of professional best practices or principles. Whether working in the field of medicine, education, law, mental health, or related services-in any capacity-readers will come away with the holistic knowledge, inclusive language, productive strategies, and differentiated understanding needed to work effectively with the diverse families they serve. Included is a robust array of resources for families, such as books, articles, associations, organizations, and support networks, along with a website for additional, up-to-date resources"-- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Grief and Loss -- Chapter 2: Guilt and Shame -- Chapter 3: Isolation and Marginalization -- Chapter 4: Stress and Fear -- Chapter 5: Disparities and Disenfranchisement -- Epilogue. Barbara Boroson. Includes bibliographical references. Children with disabilities Services for Social work with children with disabilities Parents of children with disabilities HV888 .B67 2024 362.4083 9781032333236 9781032345017 2023023941 DLC 230525 20250207151509.0 23145000 eng