Young people leaving state out-of-home care are among the most disadvantaged and
vulnerable young Australians, and a substantial proportion experience mental health issues …

This study reports results from a national survey of education and community professionals
regarding secondary level students with disabilities who were experiencing mental health …

Background As people with intellectual disabilities (ID) are living longer, their chances of
develo** cancer also increases. However, recognising the early signs and symptoms of …

Largely as a result of early adverse experiences, children and young people in care are
more likely to suffer from mental health difficulties than their peers. Despite these difficulties …

Young women with disabilities face multiple barriers that limit their career pathways. Little
research has been conducted to examine how cognitive constructs of career self-efficacy …

Background: Much has been done regarding the promotion of equality in rights in terms of
legislation, but persons with disabilities remain marginalised in society. Negative attitudes …

This study investigated aggressive behaviour in Serbian adolescents with intellectual
disability (ID) compared to typically develo** peers. The sample consisted of both male …

The authors compared the relations between general psychological difficulties and
dimensions of temperament in children with and without learning disability (LD). The main …

The aim of this study was to compare a range of individual, life events, family and socio-
economic factors associated with young people with intellectual disabilities and with and …

There is consistent evidence that the rate of emotional, social and behavioural problems
found in children and adolescents in out-of-home placements or state care is substantially …