Managing Inclusive Education Dave Smitherman and others by frustration and

and others by frustration and helplessness in a world they could neither change nor tolerate

or new careers Learned to ask for help instead of doing it all Started treating themselves as well as they would treat a guest Stopped seeing the people who weren't making them happy Rediscovered the benefits of exercising and being outside in nature Created their own personal spaces in their homes or outdoors Decluttered their calendars or their homes-and felt liberated

providing a theoretical foundation for the discussion of links to psychopathology Together

Based on interviews with more than forty survivors

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Managing Inclusive Education Dave Smitherman and others by frustration andReflecting a period of transition from the s egregated practices of 20 years ago to the wide discourse ab out ''inclusive'' education, this text deals with policy chang es and the role of curriculum and resource in realising the ideal of inclusion. '