Background Social inclusion is regarded as an important determinant of health, particularly
for young adults with intellectual disabilities. However, only a limited number of reviews …

Background Despite the importance of social networks for health and well‐being, relatively
little is known about the ways in which adults with intellectual disabilities in the UK …

Background Mobile technology has the potential to assist adults with intellectual disabilities
to initiate and maintain social connections in important areas of their lives, such as family …

Background Social inclusion has been explored using a wide range of theories and
methods. Belonging and reciprocity have been identified as key components of social …

Background While there has been a strong national and international emphasis on social
inclusion over the past 15 years, many people with intellectual disabilities remain socially …

Background Subjective well-being research in individuals with intellectual disability (ID) has
a large hedonic focus and eudaimonic well-being is understudied in this population …

Background Friendship is important to quality of life, yet people with intellectual disability
have more restricted social networks and fewer friends outside family and support staff …

ABSTRACT A great deal of research has been undertaken during the last few decades
regarding the life experiences of young people with intellectual disabilities (ID). However …

(1) Background: Since 2012, our Inclusive Research Team has developed several studies
on various topics that interest the co-researchers with intellectual disabilities. In 2021 …

Background The literature emphasizes that friendships are essential to youths' successful
transition to and adjustment in adulthood. Few studies have explored the friendships of …