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Caregiving experiences of South African mothers of adults with intellectual disability who display aggression: clinical case studies
Background: Adults who have an intellectual disability (ID) often continue to live with their parents long after their siblings have left home. While an increasing body of research has described positive parental experiences, research has also found that parents of adults who have ID and behavioural...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2017
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