EXCEPTIONAL CHILDHOODS, UNEXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. GROWING UP WITH PARENTS WHO HAVE LEARNING DIFFICULTIES
No existe ninguna estimación real acerca del número de padres con discapacidad intelectual, aunque se cree que el número de personas con discapacidad intelectual que se convierten en padres ha aumentado y continuará haciéndolo, como resultado, entre otros, del cierre de los hospitales, la integració...
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Londres
FAMILY POLICY STUDIES CENTRE
1998
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