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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"social-relational model"”.

  1. The Experiences of Individuals with Psychological Disabilities in Attending Counselling: A Phenomenological Investigation

    … to frame psychological disability within a social-relational model, examining the potential impact of ableism and sanism on counselling clients with psychological disabilities. Three participants were interviewed using a semi-structured protocol to explore their experiences with counselling …

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  2. Disability hate crime and social work

    … the testimony of disabled people themselves, and social workers who work alongside them. Utilising Social Relational Model of disability, alongside a methodology influenced by Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, the study aims to fill the gap in research by positioning disabled people's …

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  3. Reimagining Learning Disabilities: Embracing Difference as an Empowering Resource Amidst Psycho-Emotional Disablism

    … a Critical Disability Studies (CDS) and a social-relational framework, three interconnected studies were conducted. The first study analyzed the public narratives of three prominent LD advocates—Richard Branson, Henry Winkler, and Barbara Corcoran—highlighting how they view their LDs as …

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  4. The role of exercise in negotiating an identity as disabled: A qualitative exploration of the experiences of individuals with multiple sclerosis

    … activity, as promoting self-transformation and social engagement, and as medicine for managing MS and for self-care. The Identity category describes notions of fractured self-concept across a multitude of dualisms, as well as the ambiguity of embodied experiences relative to health and …

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