Helping People with a Learning Disability Explore Relationships David Morris think pieces and poems that

think pieces and poems that draw together a wealth of research on the issue and probe and discredit the current view on what is best for children from poorer socio-economic backgrounds

examines concepts - such as that of role - in dramatherapy and presents case studies

all of them great stories from the canon of Maine folklore

Often the loudest and most influential public voices today are also the most divisive

and enable parents to gain an understanding of the challenges an autistic child may face by 'walking in their shoes'

Helping People with a Learning Disability Explore Relationships David Morris think pieces and poems thatEve Jackson is a former nurse who now works as a writer. She has considerable experience in working with people who have a learning disability, as a nurse in residential and community settings. She is currently working with young people in a voluntary capacity. Neil Jackson has worked as a teacher and lecturer in the field of learning disabilities nursing for the past fifteen years. He is currently working at the University of Southampton's School of