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Relating to Mentally Handicapped People,asylums, poor-houses or prison. Many were shut away in back rooms of their homes, farmed out as cheap labour or otherwise maltreated. Perhaps some were amiably accepted as the ‘village idiot’ of our mythology. At the end of the century they were cast as the villains of eugenic melodrama, breeding fa

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Relating to Other Relatives, of the family may also be suffering. The fact that many mentally handicapped children are born to older parents means that they will often have older brothers or sisters. Sometimes parents deal with the shock of having had a mentally handicapped child by conceiving again. It is becoming rare in fac

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Relating to Other Professionals,ollows from the fact that the primary services required by mentally handicapped people and their families are provided by the health service and the education service; and from the key role that the ATC plays for so many adults. It follows naturally enough from the fact that social work is about ano

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Creating New Services,eating every mentally handicapped person, and every family of a mentally handicapped person, as unique: by trying to understand the precise meaning of mental handicap for that person or family, and by finding ways of responding to their individual needs, whether through existing services or by impro

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