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Single mothers of children with learning disabilities: An undervalued group

Katy Cigno Senior Lecturer in Social Work, University of Hull, Specialist Practice Teacher with Wakefield Community & Social Services Department, Hull, UK
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Peter Burke Senior Lecturer and Head of Department of Social Work, University of Hull, Hull, UK
Pages 177-186 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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KathrynA. Levine. (2009) Against All Odds: Resilience in Single Mothers of Children with Disabilities. Social Work in Health Care 48:4, pages 402-419.
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HeatherE. Canary. (2008) Creating Supportive Connections: A Decade of Research on Support for Families of Children with Disabilities. Health Communication 23:5, pages 413-426.
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Giorgia Finardi, F. Giorgia Paleari & Frank D. Fincham. (2022) Parenting a Child with Learning Disabilities: Mothers’ Self-Forgiveness, Well-Being, and Parental Behaviors. Journal of Child and Family Studies 31:9, pages 2454-2471.
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Meg Gordon, Linda Rosenman & Monica Cuskelly. (2007) Constrained Labour: Maternal Employment When Children Have Disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities 20:3, pages 236-246.
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Cigno & Gore. (2001) A seamless service: meeting the needs of children with disabilities through a multi‐agency approach. Child & Family Social Work 4:4, pages 325-335.
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