Stress: Is It an Inevitable Condition for Families of Children at Risk?.

Hutliner, Patricia

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Stress: Is It an Inevitable Condition for Families of Children at Risk?

Hutliner, Patricia

Teaching Exceptional Children, v20 n4 p36-39 Sum 1988

The effects of stress in families of very young handicapped or at-risk children are pervasive, multiple, and sometimes unsuspected. Stress reduction strategies include building on family strengths, empowering families and children, arranging for medical stabilization, providing social and economic stabilization, providing a functional curriculum, helping the child to communicate, etc. (JDD)

Descriptors: Disabilities, Early Childhood Education, Family Life, Family Problems, Family Programs, High Risk Persons, Infants, Intervention, Parent Education, Prevention, Program Development, Stress Management, Toddlers

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