ArticleIndian journal of psychological medicine2022
Development of Home-Based Intervention Module for Specific Learning Disorder Mixed Type: A Qualitative Study.
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- Design, Implementation and Evaluation of an Innovative Pilot Intervention to Improve the Family Quality of Life of Children with Specific Learning Disabilities-A Randomized Controlled Trial.International journal of environmental research and public health · 2023Trial
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Background: Despite significant prevalence of specific learning disorder (SLD) in India, insufficient efforts have been taken to deal with its burden. Currently, the workforce is limited and resources are expensive and difficult for families to access. Consequently, developing an alternative remedial program in the form of a home-based intervention (HBI) is imperative. This article describes the development phase of a manualized HBI program for 7 to 12-year-old children with SLD. Methods: Extensive literature search, 7 focus group discussions with parents of children with and without SLD and teachers/counselors ( Results: The design and application of the HBI program integrate several intervention areas, including psychoeducation, learning strategies, cognitive, social, and behavioral techniques, and therapy for parents. HBI comprised 14 parent training sessions, the duration being 45 to 60 min per session, over six months. Parent training consisted of four steps. (a) The researcher/clinician describes the steps of reading, writing, or math strategies to the parents/caregivers; (b) the researcher/clinician implements the strategies with or without the presence of the child and observation by the parent; (c) the parent practices the strategies in front of the researcher/clinician; and (d) the researcher/clinician observes parents' practice and corrects them if required. Conclusion: HBI manual for children with SLD-mixed type has been developed, keeping with all stakeholders' perspectives. Further study is on the way to assess its acceptability, feasibility, and effectiveness.
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