Aging with a Disability

Aging with a Disability, published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2004, is an essential resource for students and clinicians alike. With 328 pages of insightful content, this book offers a compassionate and reliable handbook for understanding the unique challenges faced by individuals with disabilities as they age. The authors, some of whom have disabilities themselves, provide valuable perspectives that emphasize the feelings, attitudes, and needs of this growing population. This comprehensive guide not only addresses clinical practices but also fosters a deeper understanding of the emotional and social aspects of aging with a disability. Whether you are a healthcare professional or a student, Aging with a Disability is a vital addition to your library, ensuring you are equipped to provide the best care and support for your patients.