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This book focuses on the way in which pracitioners within learning disability explore theory and practice case studies, a range of therapeutic interventions that help to assist in our further understanding of how people with a learning disability interpret their world, feelings and extent of problems as they interact with people and the environment. The emphasis is on a person-centred approach in the development of foundations for therapeutic realtionships, getting in touch with people who have profound and multiple disabilities, life-story work and a host of talking therapies such as transactional analysis, solution focused practices and systematic therapy are reviewed and explored.

Mark Jukes is Reader in Learning Disabilities at the University of Central England, Birmingham. John ALdridge is Senior Lecturer in Learning Disabilities at the University of Central England, Birmingham.