Abstract

08Oct 2018 MENTAL HEALTH OF PARENTS OF PHYSICALLY DISABLED AND NON DISABLED CHILDREN. Divya Jain. Research Scholar, Department of Psychology, M.L. Sukhadia University, Udaipur.

Highlights

  • The present study was carried out to compare mental health of parents of physically disabled and non- disabled children

  • Results showed a significant difference across mental health status and somatic health status of respondents

  • There has been a shift in the delivery of health care services away fro m child -centered models toward a family-centered model. (Friesen, 1990), (Bamm 2008,), (MacKean et al, 2005), (Leiter & King et al 2004) Parents are typically the key members of a family, and the role of parents in the rehabilitation of child ren with physical disabilit ies is increasingly being recognized

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Summary

Introduction

The present study was carried out to compare mental health of parents of physically disabled and non- disabled children. Parents of non disabled are found to be having better somatic health status and mental health status as compared to parents of physically d isabled children.

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