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'Watermeyer presents a thoughtful psychological and political argument on how to understand and address bias against people with disabilities, writing in an easy manner that is very approachable for any serious student of disabilities studies, psychology, or rehabilitation …This book should be required reading for clinicians, activists, educators, and researchers who work with and advocate for people with disabilities.' -Steven R. Pruett, PsycCRITIQUES, July 7, 2014, Vol.59, No.27, Article 8

Watermeyer presents a thoughtful psychological and political argument on how to understand and address bias against people with disabilities, writing in an easy manner that is very approachable for any serious student of disabilities studies, psychology, or rehabilitation...This book should be required reading for clinicians, activists, educators, and researchers who work with and advocate for people with disabilities. -Steven R. Pruett, PsycCRITIQUES

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Brian Watermeyer is a clinical psychologist, and a disabled person. During the writing of this book he was a postdoctoral research fellow at Stellenbosch University. He teaches on postgraduate programmes at several South African universities, in disability studies, rehabilitation science, clinical psychology and other health science disciplines.

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