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Application of a lifestyle development process for persons with severe intellectual disabilities: A case study report

This study describes the impact of a lifestyle planning model on four people who had high support needs and challenging behaviours. While this model required quite lengthy initial procedures to assess a person’s current lifestyle, strengths and interests, its implementation had a positive impact on each participant’s lifestyle in terms of increased inclusive activities and social networks, and decreased destructive behaviours.

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Application of a lifestyle development process for persons with severe intellectual disabilities: A case study report

Overview

This article looks at the origin of the Citizen Advocacy principles and talk about the challenges of this advocacy service.

Author

Malette, Paul Mirenda, Pat

Publisher

TASH

Publication date

1/01/1992

Origin

Canada

Last updated

XXXXX

Source

JASH Volume 17 Number 3

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