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Social Work and Disability: Old and New Directions,y organisations such as the Invalid Children’s Aid Association and the Spastics Society. A few local authority health departments set up professional social work services in the 1950s, staffed mainly by medical social workers and in some cases occupational therapists as well. Welfare departments in

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Disability in the Family,ree ways in which the ‘disability relationship’ discussed in the previous chapter is important here. To begin with, disability in an impaired individual may be exacerbated by the way he or she is treated by the family, as with the way some disabled children are overprotected by their anxious parents

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The Legal and Social Context of Disability,a greater or lesser degree by the society in which they live. The social model of disability suggests that impaired people in Britain may face educational disability, employment disability and economic disability, and it is perhaps somewhat ironic that some of the legal measures taken to combat such

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Conclusions: Some Professional and Organisational Aspects of Social Work with Disabled People, an organised professional activity. It will begin by considering some of the professional aspects of the matter by asking questions about the nature of the professional task: Who should do it? What kinds of qualifications and training are needed? Consideration will then be given to the organisation