Coping with disability books

A physician-professor of clinical rehabilitative medicine explains tension myositis syndrome, back pain caused by...  Read More >>

This handbook is designed by editor Brian Magee CM to help the reader prepare the readings for a wedding, so that...  Read More >>

The parents of a child born without hearing describe their efforts to reach across the barrier of silence to teach...  Read More >>

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This is a long-awaited book. It has finally been written by an ordinary person who happens to have extraordinary...  Read More >>

At the age of two, in 1960, Jessy Park was remote, withdrawn, unable to walk or talk, yet oddly content. Doctors...  Read More >>

The deaf are outsiders in a world largely created and controlled by those who hear. Based on intensive interviewing,...  Read More >>

A large-format manual covering definitions, techniques, and devices, designed for administrators, educators, rehabilitation...  Read More >>

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Public schools offer a wide range of supports for disabled children--but navigating the system can feel like getting...  Read More >>

Stay Dyspraxic and Fantastic! If you're dyspraxic, you might struggle with things like sports, handwriting, remembering...  Read More >>

This groundbreaking book explores the intersection of autism and the menopause, drawing on the authors' research...  Read More >>

This primer explains what PDA is, how it manifests, and what you can do to minimise its impact. It explores its...  Read More >>

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This comprehensive guide to understanding, managing and thriving with joint pain brings Mayo Clinic's world-class...  Read More >>

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The inspiring story of a middle-aged, stuttering pianist who, against all odds, became a global pop phenomenon by...  Read More >>

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Discusses learning disabilities and what can be done to overcome the special problems associated with them.  Read More >>

When the author was two years old, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Her parents were told by a consultant...  Read More >>

Recording artist, activist, and provocateur Lachi redefines what it means to celebrate disability, by showcasing...  Read More >>

Through personal narrative and philosophical argumentation, Eva Feder Kittay relates how raising a multiply-disabled...  Read More >>

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Recording artist, activist, and provocateur Lachi redefines what it means to celebrate disability, by showcasing...  Read More >>

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