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    "Robert Orr... has achieved the balance of evidenced-based practice with the integration of the concept of ordinariness. This work is a must for not only those working with children with an expressed extra special need, but also all nurses who work with people who have a learning disability." Helen Laverty, Health Lecturer, University of Nottingham

    "This is a slim, accessible and powerful read with a refreshing message... I strongly recommend this as a thoughtful, poignant and often humorous read for all people working with or caring for children, young people and adults with complex needs." PHLD Link

    "innovative and bold... A wide range of ideas and opinions are introduced at a good pace, and the writing is elegant and engaging - sure to be attractive to a wide range of readers. ...Robert Orr...stimulated us to think in a new way about how some people with complex needs may or may not view the world...My Right to Play will be a valuable addition to

    Table of Contents
    Introduction
    My secure base
    A sense of time
    A sense of place
    A sense of others
    A sense of order
    A sense of space
    A sense of belonging
    A sense of occasion
    A sense of control
    A sense of position
    A sense of texture
    A sense of holding
    A sense of smell
    A sense of sign
    A sense of hearing
    A sense of movement
    A sense of far away
    A sense of mortality
    A sense of seeing
    A sense of location
    A sense of body
    A sense of ageing
    Appendix
    References
    Index.

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      Publisher: Open University Press
      Publication Date: 16/05/2003
      ISBN13: 9780335211708, 978-0335211708
      ISBN10: 335211704

      Description

      Book Synopsis
        "Robert Orr... has achieved the balance of evidenced-based practice with the integration of the concept of ordinariness. This work is a must for not only those working with children with an expressed extra special need, but also all nurses who work with people who have a learning disability." Helen Laverty, Health Lecturer, University of Nottingham

        "This is a slim, accessible and powerful read with a refreshing message... I strongly recommend this as a thoughtful, poignant and often humorous read for all people working with or caring for children, young people and adults with complex needs." PHLD Link

        "innovative and bold... A wide range of ideas and opinions are introduced at a good pace, and the writing is elegant and engaging - sure to be attractive to a wide range of readers. ...Robert Orr...stimulated us to think in a new way about how some people with complex needs may or may not view the world...My Right to Play will be a valuable addition to

        Table of Contents
        Introduction
        My secure base
        A sense of time
        A sense of place
        A sense of others
        A sense of order
        A sense of space
        A sense of belonging
        A sense of occasion
        A sense of control
        A sense of position
        A sense of texture
        A sense of holding
        A sense of smell
        A sense of sign
        A sense of hearing
        A sense of movement
        A sense of far away
        A sense of mortality
        A sense of seeing
        A sense of location
        A sense of body
        A sense of ageing
        Appendix
        References
        Index.

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