This essay from the NY Times Sunday Review describes a study which pointed out one of the involuntary physiological reactions we have to being rejected, excluded, cast into societally devalued roles (such as ‘other’): namely,… Read More »Physiological reactions to the wounds of rejection, distantiation
Disabled Children are More Likely to be Abused: Report Why are children with disabilities more likely to be abused than children without disabilities? According to the above article, disabled children in Australia experience abuse at… Read More »SRV in the News – Disabled Children are More Likely to be Abused
The 2 December 2012 NY Times Magazine article ‘Autism Inc.: How Thorkil Sonne discovered that his son’s disability could be turned into a competitive advantage‘ could make for an interesting read to analyze from a… Read More »NY Times Magazine article: Autism, Inc.
Online resource about prejudice and stereotypes around impairment. The slide show cites Bogdan and Biklen, Allport, as well as Wolfensberger on socially devalued roles.
Darene Toal-Sullivan & Peter R. Henderson. (March/April 2004). “Client-Oriented Role Evaluation (CORE): The Development of a Clinical Rehabilitation Instrument to Assess Role Change Associated With Disability.” The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 58(2), 211-220. This… Read More »article: Client Oriented Role Evaluation
I recently ran across these online resources which mention SRV: http://www.scoop.it/t/waardevolle-sociale-rollen http://www.scoop.it/t/everything-srv http://www.scoop.it/t/social-role-valorisation Marc Tumeinski