Perspectives in childhood-onset disabilities: integrating 21st-Century concepts to expand our horizons
Learn about contemporary perspectives on childhood-onset neurodevelopmental disability that move beyond traditional biomedical views to focus on functioning, participation, and quality of life. Grounded in 21st-century concepts and the World Health Organization’s ICF framework, this work highlights child- and family-centred approaches, development across the lifespan, and broader, more inclusive ways of thinking about intervention and care.
Rosenbaum, P. L., Imms, C., Miller, L., Hughes, D., & Cross, A. (2025). Perspectives in childhood-onset disabilities: integrating 21st-Century concepts to expand our horizons. Disability and Rehabilitation, 47(10), 2682–2692.
Functioning, Family, Fitness, Fun, Friends, and Future. Find out why these 'F-words' are so important to child development
Functioning, Family, Fitness, Fun, Friends, and Future. Find out why these 'F-words' are so important to child development
With family and youth engagement, people with lived/living experience work together with researchers throughout the research process – from identifying research questions to sharing the findings.