Sage Video - Disability, Distress and New Thinking

Name: Disability, Distress and New Thinking
Uploaded: 2019-06-20
Duration: 25 min 39 s
Description: Peter Beresford, Professor of Social Policy at Brunel University, London, discusses the social model of disability, the social model of distress, and inroads into societal response.

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  Beresford, P. (Academic). (2019). Disability, distress and new thinking [Video]. Sage Knowledge. https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263
  
  Beresford, Peter. "Disability, Distress and New Thinking." In Sage Video. : SAGE Publications, Ltd., 2019. Video, 00:25:39. https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263.
  
  Beresford, P., 2019. Disability, Distress and New Thinking, Sage Video. [Streaming Video] London: Sage Publications Ltd. Available at: <https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263 & gt; [Accessed 5 Dec 2023].
  
  Beresford, Peter. Disability, Distress and New Thinking. Online video clip. SAGE Video. London: SAGE Publications, Ltd., 20 Jun 2019. doi: https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263. 5 Dec 2023.
  
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Peter Beresford, Professor of Social Policy at Brunel University, London, discusses the social model of disability, the social model of distress, and inroads into societal response.

Chapter 1: Peter Beresford Explains Why Disability and Distress is an Important Issue
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Chapter 2: Peter Beresford Discusses the Social Model of Disability
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- Start time: 00:01:16
- End time: 00:03:39
Chapter 3: Peter Beresford Explains How the Discussion About the Social Model of Disability has Developed
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- Start time: 00:03:40
- End time: 00:06:34
Chapter 4: Peter Beresford Discusses the Thinking on Distress and Mental Distress
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- Start time: 00:06:35
- End time: 00:08:24
Chapter 5: Peter Beresford Discusses Why Distress and Mental Distress is Increasingly Seen as Problematic
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- End time: 00:10:44
Chapter 6: Peter Beresford Shares Alternatives on Dealing with Mental Distress
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- Start time: 00:10:45
- End time: 00:14:34
Chapter 7: Peter Beresford Discusses How to Connect With the Social Model of Disability
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- Start time: 00:14:35
- End time: 00:17:59
Chapter 8: Peter Beresford Discusses How Foster the Development of Ideas
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- End time: 00:20:15
Chapter 9: Peter Beresford Discusses the Role of Emerging Mad Studies
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- End time: 00:25:39

Type of Content: Tutorial
Title: Disability, Distress and New Thinking
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Ltd.
- Publication year: 2019
- Online pub date: June 20, 2019
Discipline: Social Work
Subject: Social Work & Mental Health (general), Disabilities
Duration: 00:25:39
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263
Keywords:
accessibility (for disabled), depression, disability, disability discrimination, disabled people, discrimination, distress, equality and egalitarianism, implicit attitudes, implicit prejudice, independent living, labeling, listening skills, mental health, mental health issues, policy development, prejudice and discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping, Social movements, Social policy, Social work, Societal issues, Stereotyped attitudes, Stereotypes and stereotyping, Stigmatization, veterans, vulnerable populations
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Academic: Peter Beresford

Online ISBN: 9781529705263

Copyright: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2019

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  Beresford, P., 2019. Disability, Distress and New Thinking, Sage Video. [Streaming Video] London: Sage Publications Ltd. Available at: <https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529705263 & gt; [Accessed 5 Dec 2023].
  
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Video Type: Tutorial

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Chapter 1: Peter Beresford Explains Why Disability and Distress is an Important Issue

Chapter 2: Peter Beresford Discusses the Social Model of Disability

Chapter 3: Peter Beresford Explains How the Discussion About the Social Model of Disability has Developed

Chapter 4: Peter Beresford Discusses the Thinking on Distress and Mental Distress

Chapter 5: Peter Beresford Discusses Why Distress and Mental Distress is Increasingly Seen as Problematic

Chapter 6: Peter Beresford Shares Alternatives on Dealing with Mental Distress

Chapter 7: Peter Beresford Discusses How to Connect With the Social Model of Disability

Chapter 8: Peter Beresford Discusses How Foster the Development of Ideas

Chapter 9: Peter Beresford Discusses the Role of Emerging Mad Studies

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Disability, Distress and New Thinking

Video Type: Tutorial

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Chapter 1: Peter Beresford Explains Why Disability and Distress is an Important Issue

Chapter 2: Peter Beresford Discusses the Social Model of Disability

Chapter 3: Peter Beresford Explains How the Discussion About the Social Model of Disability has Developed

Chapter 4: Peter Beresford Discusses the Thinking on Distress and Mental Distress

Chapter 5: Peter Beresford Discusses Why Distress and Mental Distress is Increasingly Seen as Problematic

Chapter 6: Peter Beresford Shares Alternatives on Dealing with Mental Distress

Chapter 7: Peter Beresford Discusses How to Connect With the Social Model of Disability

Chapter 8: Peter Beresford Discusses How Foster the Development of Ideas

Chapter 9: Peter Beresford Discusses the Role of Emerging Mad Studies

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