Parent peer support is important for families with children who have learning disabilities
Dave Atkinson Independent consultant nurse
Families with children who have a learning disability should be able to access parent peer support programmes that provide practical, social and emotional support based on shared experiences and complement the work of professionals, a study suggests.
Learning Disability Practice.
22, 6, 11-11.
doi: 10.7748/ldp.22.6.11.s13
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