Special children, challenged parents

the struggles and rewards of raising a child with a disability

by Robert A. Naseef

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Published 2001 by P.H. Brookes in Baltimore .
Written in

Places:

• United States
Subjects:

• Parents of children with disabilities -- United States -- Psychology.,
• Parents of children with disabilities -- United States -- Attitudes.,
• Children with disabilities -- United States -- Family relationships.,
• Children with disabilities -- United States -- Psychology.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-273) and index.

Statement	by Robert A. Naseef.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HQ759.913 .N37 2001
The Physical Object
Pagination	xxi, 291 p. :
Number of Pages	291
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3947276M
ISBN 10	1557665354
LC Control Number	2001034530
OCLC/WorldCa	46975159

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