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Strategies for coping with setbacks for families in which a member has an intellectual or developmental disability.
Dr Robert Craig

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This presentation is a review of the critical incidents and changes that occur in families with a member who has an intellectual or developmental disability. The psychological impact of these changes, in terms of thinking, feeling and doing are discussed.

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Recorded at: The Annual Australian College of Psychological Medicine conference

Ballarat, Australia; 5-7 June 2009

Robert Craig

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TITLE	SPEAKER	DURATION
Strategies for coping with setbacks for families in which a member has an intellectual or developmental disability.	Robert Craig	17'29
Strategies for coping with setbacks for families in which a member has an intellectual or developmental disability.	Robert Craig
Strategies for coping with setbacks for families in which a member has an intellectual or developmental disability.	Robert Craig

Dr Robert Craig

Robert Craig has 35 years of experience of medical practice. He has concentrated on psychological medicine for the last 15 years following family practice in UK and Australia in the preceding twenty years. Until semi-retirement last year he was involved in public and private clinical practice as well as being a coordinator in psychiatry for a provincial Division of General Practice. In the recent past he has been a GP Liaison Officer as well as been actively involved in educational programs for GPs, GP registrars, Allied Health and nurses in his special interest areas.
These include social and psychological factors that impact on health encompassing the psychological aspects of rehabilitation, the impact of impaired attachment on child and adult mental health and the co-morbidities of substance abuse and intellectual impairment with mental disorders and physical health.