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If you liked Parents, professionals, and mentally handicapped people by Peter J. Mittler, Helen McConachie, and Peter Mittler, start with The Handicapped child - recent research findings (1971), Overcoming Exclusion (2012), and Research to practice in the field of handicap (1975). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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BookOrb recommends The Handicapped child - recent research findings (1971), Overcoming Exclusion (2012), Research to practice in the field of handicap (1975), Innovations in Family Support for People with Learning Disabilities (1994), and Some implications for mentally handicapped people of the proposed restructuring of the National Health Service (1980).
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Parents, professionals, and mentally handicapped people is by Peter J. Mittler, Helen McConachie, and Peter Mittler.