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Beyond disability : towards an enabling society / edited by Gerald Hales. - London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications in association with the Open University, 1996. - viii, 200 p. ; 24 cm. - Open University set book .

Includes bibliographical references (P. [188]-195) and index.

Introduction - Gerald Hales
PART ONE: SETTING THE SCENE
Aspects of Intervention - Ann Macfarlane
Consultation, Care, Help and Support
Key Issues in Support - Collette Welch
PART TWO: THE PRACTICALITIES
Mobility Impairment - Sue Napolitano
Visual Impairment and Disability - Colin Barnes
A Hearing Difficulty as Impairment - Mairian Corker
Learning Difficulties - Sheila Ford
PART THREE: HOW DOES IT FEEL?
The Experience of Care - Sian Vasey
Disabled People and the Equal Opportunities Movement - Bernard Leach
The Experience of Counselling - Sallie Withers
Being a Counsellor - Ray Woolfe
PART FOUR: MAKING IT WORK
Simulation Exercises in Disability Awareness Training - Sally French
A Critique
Disability and Legislation - Ken Davis
Rights and Equality
Legislation - Deborah Cooper
A Practical Example - Young People and Education
Working Choices - Brenda Smith
The Attitudes of Health Professionals towards Disabled People - Sally French
PART FIVE: THE WAY FORWARD
Four Camels of Disability - Dick Leaman
Developing New Services - Vic Finkelstein and Ossie Stuart

ISBN: 0803979576

LCCN: 96117886

Subjects--Topical Terms:
People with disabilities--Great Britain.
People with disabilities--Services for--Great Britain.
Sociology of disability--Great Britain.

Dewey Class. No.: 362.4 HAL