… individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ID) including education, … and community services
(eg advocacy organizations), as … AND attitudes OR beliefs OR experiences OR understanding …

… People with intellectual disabilities, however, experience … for people with intellectual disabilities
and their advocates to evaluate … Protest, that is, the education of the general public about …

… The parent of a child with intellectual disabilities may, however, experience positive aspects
… a different perspective, made a difference in the life of another person through advocacy …

… the views and experiences of learning disabled children. As a … attitudes and increasing
parental advocacy skills. However, … I think he has heard it in school. I don’t think he is aware that …

… results from empirical studies exploring their experiences. … include more targeted education,
advocacy and leadership. … were registered nurses, mental health nurses and psychiatrists (…

… were interviewed about their views and experiences of … they had it [their period], or they
would come into school to give it to … a good thing to have either a nurse, or someone who’s more …

… experiences of family members and disability support workers in providing support to adults
with intellectual disability … [the Public Advocate] we got an independent advocate. We ended …

… Patients believed that nurses’ reflection on their experiences of care with their patients serve
as a … suffering, advocating for patients when they receive poor care and speaking up for …

… of people with intellectual disabilities in the fields of education, … although it is argued that
self-advocacy groups can be ‘over-… In addition, we had a learning disability nurse in the team …

… disabled people, those with learning difficulties experience … lives including employment and
education. Given that psycho… with learning difficulties – as represented in the selfadvocacy …