… they share a focus on families’ coproduction of meanings and practices related to intellectual
disability; families’ responses and adaptations to disability; and how their understandings …

… of primary parent carers of pre-adult children with disabilities in Alberta, Canada, and found
… : “Overall, having a child with disabilities has been positive for our family”. More than four out …

… We conducted the present study to explore the perceptions of Chinese families who have
a child with an intellectual disability (ID) regarding FQOL. In this section, we provide an …

… Not all people with intellectual disabilities were involved in periodic family negotiations
about the plans for longer-term caregiving in the face of ageing or changes in family …

Background The first aim of the present study was to estimate the extent to which differences
in well‐being in parents of children with and without intellectual disability (ID) in Sweden …

… Aim This paper seeks to illumine how families with children and adult members with intellectual
disabilities manage to manifest a buoyant and durable capacity over time. It is therefore …

… children’s numerous needed services. The study objective is to describe additional impact on
families of children with intellectual disability (… of Children with Special Health Care Needs. …

… the coping strategies of families with children and adults with intellectual disabilities. It is …
resilience in families has often been overlooked in favour of deficit models of family functioning. …

… families in Slovenia that have children with intellectual disabilities and developmental
disabilities (IDD) and families that have children with intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum …

… families adapt their family routines to rearing a 3- to 5-year-old child with intellectual or
developmental disabilities … life situation of families with a child with intellectual disability: Sweden …