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A Study on Stress Level, Happiness, Challenges, and Emotional Bonds of Parents having Children with Disabilities Availing Services at NIEPMD, Chennai
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September 2023

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Integrated Journal for Research in Arts and Humanities

Shanthini Kalpurniya

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Rajesh Ramachandran

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Neeradha Chandramohan

Being a parent is normally a joyous occasion and creating emotional bond between parents and their children is special, but in certain situations, lives of parents' are plagued with challenges and are concerned about their ability to maintain their child's physical, emotional, or economic well-being. It is very important to understand as how it is like to be a parent, because this helps to enhance the wellbeing of both parents and their children, especially if the child born is having disabilities. The study here consisting of equal distribution of male and female (N =100, Male = 50 and female = 50) coming to NIEPMD for rehabilitation services were taken as samples to find out stress level of parents of children having disabilities based on gender, based on age of the parent, based on the educational qualification of the parent, based the diagnosis of the children having disabilities. The Parental Stress Scale (PSS) questionnaire developed by Berry & Jones (1995) is a standardized scale and was used to assess parental stress. The researchers obtained due permission to use the scale from the author. The findings of the study revealed that 63% of the parents are having high level of stress in particular female parent are experiencing high level of stress (33%). Findings based on age shows that 35% of parents aged between 31-40 are having high level of stress, based on educational qualification of the parent 27% of the parents who completed under graduation are having high level of stress and based on the diagnosis of the children 25% of the parents having children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder are having high level of stress. The result implicated that parents having children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are having high level of stress. Understanding these fundamental results and trends allows practitioners and researchers to develop customized interventions and support methods to promote positive parenting experiences and improve the well-being of parents and children.

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... This historical perspective is crucial for understanding contemporary discussions around gender, including the varied perspectives on gender role ideology, ranging from traditional to egalitarian and transitional viewpoints. In the Middle East, there is an urgent need to explore these multifaceted dimensions of gender, acknowledging arguments that challenge modern gender ideology [10]. These arguments may include concerns about the impact of teaching children about multiple genders, the probable role of primary and secondary staff in addressing genderrelated issues, and school and media awareness in addressing the perceived consequences of such a new philosophy in Middle Eastern communities. ...

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Views and Attitudes of Primary and Secondary School Education Specialists about the Philosophy of LGBT in Basrah/ Iraq
A Study on Stress Level, Happiness, Challenges, and Emotional Bonds of Parents having Children with Disabilities Availing Services at NIEPMD, Chennai

Integrated Journal for Research in Arts and Humanities