Problem Peer support is a form of social support that can address the complexities of
support needs and challenges of parenting children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders …

Background: Previous studies have confirmed that parenting a child diagnosed with an
intellectual disability (ID) can negatively affect the parents' quality of life in several …

Background Brain‐based developmental disabilities (BBDDs) comprise a large and
heterogeneous group of disorders including autism, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy or …

The rise in child and adolescent mental health concerns has led to the need for an
expanded workforce to meet the needs of our nation's families. Peer paraprofessionals …

Abstract Background Early Positive Approaches to Support (E‐PAtS) is a co‐produced and
co‐facilitated group programme that aims to provide early years support to family caregivers …

Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) is a multi-sectoral strategy that addresses the human
rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Justice is a core component within the social …

Aims To explore participants' experiences with and perspective of a telephone‐based, peer‐
led diabetes self‐management intervention targeting adults with type 2 diabetes (T2D) from …

Background: While the literature has highlighted the immense challenges in caring for family
members, it is still unclear what the needs of family carers of persons with intellectual …

Objectives Parental involvement is crucial for individuals with comorbid mild intellectual
disabilities (MID) and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) who display challenging behaviour …

This study's purpose was to determine the effectiveness of relationships between a family
support navigator (FSN) and older caregivers of adults with intellectual and developmental …