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1. Parents with Intellectual disability - Resource guide Best Practice: Understanding and Supporting Parents with Intellectual Disabilities Best Practice in Parenting Education: Understanding and Supporting Parents with Learning Difficulties. Mildon, R., Matthews, J., Victorian Parenting Centre, & Dr. Susana Gavidia-Payne, RMIT University. This paper Understanding and Supporting Parents who Have Learning Difficulties addresses issues about how to provide effective support to families where one or both Parents have a learning difficulty. This is a growing issue for professionals in health, education and welfare agencies. Unfortunately, the idea that Parents with an Intellectual disability are incapable of being adequate Parents is a widely held view in the community.
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