… the views and experiences of 30 parents with ID who were being supported to parent in five
different … The experiences of the parents we spoke with illustrate the emerging concept of “…

… Only two studies purposely investigated factors which predict the likelihood of a parent
experiencing positive aspects (2,4). From other studies, other factors were identified which were …

… the views and experiences of parents caring for children with intellectual disabilities, the
impact upon their family and the impact of service provision on their experiences. Although this …

… This study was the first to investigate parent experiences of promoting physical activity for
their child with intellectual disabilities in a UK context. This study therefore provides valuable …

… Nonetheless, a study of the same phenomena across different cultures, such as parenting
a child with an intellectual disability, enriches our understanding of a shared experience and …

… of the ‘post parental lifestyle’ in determining parents' experiences of caregiving. … , parents
in our sample appeared to experience greater parenting stress than caregiving parents in the …

… Thus, the purpose of this study was to conduct a qualitative analysis of fathers' experiences
in parenting a child with ASD and with ASD and co-occurring intellectual disability (ASD/ID). …

… Focusing on the parents' experiences of being part of a group within … parents with intellectual
disabilities is perceived by the parents – that is what the social contacts with other parents …

… Notably, this study only assessed parental experiences of childhood sexual abuse. The larger
study by McGaw et al. (2010), employing a more comprehensive assessment of IPT, found …

… parents' descriptions and experiences of their child that was recently identified to have an
intellectual disability … looking at content and form of parental narratives. Data was collected …