EZOP WITH cerebral palsy. Book one

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Focusing on the historical and psychological dimensions of disability, the monograph explores the concept of the "disabled person" through various theoretical frameworks. It examines the adaptation of individuals with disabilities, emphasizing volitional regulation and self-concept development. The author applies the YaKCHI theory, reflecting on his own journey over 45 years as a person with a disability. Practical insights are drawn from interactions in an integration theater, providing valuable perspectives for rehabilitation specialists, individuals with disabilities, and their families.