Introduction and content of training of competent interaction of specialists with parents of children with autism and training of competent parenting by children with autism

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https://doi.org/10.38014/ehs-ss.2019.2.09

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ASD, community-based services, parental intrusiveness, parent education, parent training, a support system for parents, parentmediated interventions, the interaction of parents and professionals

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to substantiate and describe the content of the training of competent interaction between specialists and parents of autistic children and training of competent parenting by the autistic children, and also - the prospect of the research of phenomenon of parenting for children with autism. Despite the annual increase in the number of people with autism, the problem of support of children with autism in Ukraine and in the world has not received sufficient scientific study, in particular - little is known about the methods of effective influence on the level of competence of parents of children and adolescents with autism and on optimization of social communication of parents on micro- and the macro level. Parents raising children with disabilities (in the conditions of transformation of parental functions), face additional problems in comparison with parents of standard-type children. Parental competence, in its modern sense, is characterized by the ability of the parent to perform parental functions in such a way that it promotes the positive direction of the physical, mental, emotional, speech, communicative, etc. of the child, under conditions the parent has sufficient quality of his own life. The main question of the research: what kind of parenting behavior and which parent's socio-psychological characteristics provide the positive direction for the development of a child with autism, and how the social environment at the micro-level (family, teachers, friends, acquaintances) and at the macro-level (civil society organizations, state organizations and services, public authorities) of social communication affect this ability. The article describes the system of support in educational institutions for children with autism and their parents abroad (USA, Israel), provides guidance to the administration of educational institutions on the competent relationship with parents of children with autism. Training of competent interaction of specialists with parents of autistic children and competent parenting for autistic children are described. 

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2019-06-27

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KHVOROVA, H. . (2019). Introduction and content of training of competent interaction of specialists with parents of children with autism and training of competent parenting by children with autism. EUROPEAN HUMANITIES STUDIES: State and Society, 18(2), 98–112. https://doi.org/10.38014/ehs-ss.2019.2.09

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PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH: SCIENCE AND PRACTICE