Deaf Young People and their Families

Explore the profound impact of deafness on family dynamics and social interactions in Deaf Young People and their Families by Cambridge University Press. Published in 1995, this insightful book spans 376 pages and offers a comprehensive look at how deafness shapes the lives of young individuals and their families. Drawing on interviews with deaf young people and their families, this work serves as a longitudinal follow-up to the earlier study, The Deaf Child and his Family, now re-published as Deaf Children and their Families. Delve into the challenges and triumphs faced in areas such as independence, education, and employment, making this an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the experiences of deaf youth and their families. Perfect for educators, parents, and advocates, this book provides valuable insights into fostering a supportive environment for deaf young people.