J. Except. People 2023, 12(1):65-76

The book as a medium for parents with a disabled child as part of an early caregiving process

Barbora Kováčováa, Stanislav Benčičb
a Catholic University in Ružomberok, Faculty of Education, Department of Special Education, Ružomberok, Slovakia
b Pan-European University, Faculty of Mass media, Bratislava, Slovakia

The paper presents the theoretical background related to book work as an integral part of supporting children with disabilities. Primarily, the book support described can be implemented in a family setting or a counselling setting as part of early care for families with children with disabilities. The authors of the paper describe the book as a medium between the adults (professional, parent) and the child with a disability. It is the latter that they see as instrumental in developing the child's overall personality, with an emphasis on gradually achieving as much independence as possible and improving quality of life.

Keywords: book, child with disabilities, early bibliotherapy, bibliotherapists, advantages of working with a book, disadvantages of working with a book

Published: May 22, 2023  Show citation

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