… encouraging and organizing parent groups (Epstein, 1995). Epstein encouraged parent-led
homework and curriculum-related activities support groups, developing parent leaders …

… Find trusted friends or family who you can use for support. Consider contacting a local
mental health advocacy parent group such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness. …

… The experiences you shared will help prepare them for a successful future. … Thank you for
teaching me the meaning of hard work, the value of education and offering to help in any way …

… Purpose of the Study This researcher’s purpose of this study was to understand the reasons,
concerns, and implications associated with the decline of parent involvement of disabled …

… disability, both the social model of disability and social role valorization, have emanated from
… upon the clinical model, the social model and social role valorization; therefore, I explore …

… The content of this chapter provides thorough connections across the problem, purpose
and significance, research questions, and conceptual framework that form the foundational …

… As we enter the next stage of lockdown life, we look forward to welcoming new voices at
JIL, and continuing to support the vital role that information literacy plays in the rebuilding of …

… Additional findings included the importance of peer to peer support in the learning and
implementation of FAN and the importance of meeting high performance standards that led to …

… Anyone can conduct secondary analysis, and encouraging disorder advocacy/parent
groups to promote and conduct this type of research can also have great benefits to patient …

… -focussed to person-centered – the ongoing ‘energetics’ of health and social care discourse
as we approach the Third Era of Medicine. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice 23 (1) 3-…