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The live of a sibling of a child with autistic spektrum disorder
BUŘIČOVÁ, Lenka
The bachelor thesis deals with healthy siblings in families with a child with autistic spectrum disorder. The aim of this work was to find out and describe how autistic spectrum disorder affects the life of a healthy sibling. Qualitative research was used to fulfill the above stated goal. In accordance with the chosen strategy, the research sample was selected by the communication snowball method. The research sample are parents of children with autism spectrum disorders and healthy siblings. Data were obtained by interrogation of uncontrolled (depth) interview and evaluated using cluster method. The results of the interview with parents show that the siblings of children with ASD are limited by their siblings and are much more demanding than siblings with disabilities, in the social (considerate, tolerant and autonomous) and in education when they expect excellent learning outcomes and also that healthy siblings will continue to develop in the area of interest. The results from the interview with healthy siblings show that my siblings are aware of their limitations and their position in the family. The siblings of a child with an autism spectrum disorder are also aware that they have more insight and have gained greater understanding for other individuals with disabilities thanks their experience with sibling with autism spectrum disorder. The expected benefit for practice is to draw attention to this topic to other parents and professionals who forget to work with siblings with autism spectrum disorders.
Respiratory Care for Individuals Who Take Care of Family Members With Disabilities in the Region.
SUCHANOVÁ, Michaela
Handicap is not a stressful situation for the affected individual only, but also for the people around providing service. The bachelor thesis focuses on the topic of respite care for individuals taking care of their handicapped family in a given region. The objective of this thesis is to describe the availability of respite services in the Sedlčany region, and to find out about specific experience of families who use respite care in the Stéblo facility in Borotice. The theoretical part relies on the study of expert literature related to the given topic. It focuses mainly on respite care and its objective, history, activity and different forms. The following chapter describes types of handicap and its impact on mental severity of the family taking care of a handicapped member. To process the practical part of the bachelor thesis I chose the qualitative research strategy and semi-structured interview methodology. The research file consisted of a social worker from the Stéblo non-profit organization, and families making use of respite care within the facility. The social-worker interview consisted of 10 basic questions, and the family interview consisted of 8 questions and some follow-up questions as needed. The research result proved that families were generally very happy with the respite care in the facility. Mainly they praised the qualified staff, on the other hand they complained about the service waiting time. Service availability at the moment is sufficient. Nevertheless, they have agreed that it is mainly due to the help of other family members. If they could use respite care more often, they would so they had more free time to themselves. Within the facility, they have a choice of field or residential form of respite care. The bachelor thesis may serve as a source of information for families with handicapped members who might be interested in making use of this service in Sedlčany region, or for individuals acting in this area of social work.
A sibling' s life with a child who has one of a type of an autismus
MICHALCOVÁ, Šárka
The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to analyse and describe the social aspects of the sibling of a child with an autism spectrum disorder (further referred as ASD). It describes how the implementation of care for a child with ASD through social services acts on a healthy sibling or whether he/she is involved in care in some way. Furthermore, this thesis deals with the financial side of the family. To what extent does a child with a disability, specifically a child with an ASD, influence a healthy sibling within the redistribution of funds. The qualitative research used techniques - semi-structured interview and focus group. The semi-structured interview is carried out with healthy siblings of children with ASD and their mothers took part in the focus group. Thanks to these techniques it was possible to conclude that a healthy sibling is not only neglected by society but also by parents. They unconsciously put pressure on their healthy children about the autonomy and future care of their sibling with ASD. The practical part presents the results in the form of open coding and categorization. The results show that siblings of children with ASD are heavily influenced and restricted. Parents put great emphasis on making everything fit for their children with disabilities and making their healthy children as independent as possible. From the results of interviews with healthy siblings, they feel like their "half parents" towards their siblings with ASD and they are aware of their concession in all respects.
Case study of siblings with mental disabilities in foster care
Dudová, Daniela ; Němec, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Kotvová, Miroslava (referee)
The bachelor thesis captures the life of two siblings who were taken from the children's home and placed in foster care. They were subsequently diagnosed with mental retardation, namely moderate mental retardation. The bachelor thesis focuses on the description of intellectual disability, its classification, aetiology, typical signs and manifestations of mental retardation. It also describes the possibilities of education and employment of people with intellectual disabilities. It also focuses on types of alternative family care, where it specifically emphases on foster care, including legislation that is closely related to this topic and the history of alternative family care. The second part of the thesis describes the life of siblings in foster care through interviews with foster parents and siblings themselves. This shows the everyday life of this family, the everyday pitfalls and obstacles they have to face, and the problems they have to deal with. The foster parents describe the periods when they decided for foster care, then they talk about the path of children through the school education system, and about their prospects and plans for the future. Also, the siblings express themselves on topics of near future, they describe their day at school, house work they help with at home. The main...
Life with Down Syndrome Before and Now
Sittová, Denisa ; Poláčková, Jana (advisor) ; Cintlová, Jitka (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the lives of people with Down syndrome earlier times and present. The aim of the theoretical part is to provide readers with basic information about Down's syndrome. The work describes levels of mental retardation and forms of Down syndrome. Attention is paid to organizations that help such affected people. Emphasis is placed on the treatment of this disability and on the possibilities of education of children and adults. The practical part includes qualitative research. The goal is to get informations directly from families and people affected by Down syndrome. The interviews were to find out the differences in the attitude of society towards these people in earlier times and present. Part of the work is two case studies to bring readers closer to people with Down syndrome.
What influence was health disadvantage on constellation of siblings
Slavíčková, Petra ; Květoňová, Lea (advisor) ; Mužáková, Monika (referee)
What influence was health disadvantage on constellation of siblings Author: Bc. Petra Slavíčková ABSTRACT The diploma thesis is focused on the topic of sibling constellation and how these can be influenced by health disabilities, specifically according to the birth order of the disabled child. This is a qualitative research. The data collection is made using interviews with young healthy adult siblings of disabled children. Categorical systems and data comparison sorted per younger and older siblings of disabled children are used for the analysis of collected data. The aim of this thesis is to broaden the issue of siblings of disabled children by a new point of view and find out which conformities and differences are between sibling constellations of younger and older siblings of disabled children. The outcomes of the research revealed numerous differences between younger and older siblings of children with disabilities in the fields of relationships, opinions and attitudes. It was found out generally, that the fact of sibling disability is perceived more by their younger siblings and this fact has a greater influence on their regular life. KEY WORDS family, siblings, sibling constellations, order of birth, health disabilities
Psychosocial situation of siblings of chronically ill children
Lukšíková, Lenka ; Hrachovinová, Tamara (advisor) ; Šturma, Jaroslav (referee)
Chronic illness of a child has an influence over the whole family system. Despite this fact healthy siblings have been overlooked by the majority of research. Some foreign studies declare that this population is in higher risk of developing psychsocial problems. The purpose of this thesis is to conduct a closer study on psychosocial characteristics of the siblings of children with diabetes mellitus type 1. The main concern of the theoretical part is the review of current literature dealing with the topic of siblings of chronically ill child and their families. The conducted research included quantitative and qualitative methods exploring sibling psychosocial problems and prosocial behaviour, self-esteem, siblings attitude towards illness and family functioning. The results stress out the important relationship between sibling adjustment, self-esteem and individual and family characteristics. The results also present the main themes connected with siblings feeling of fear, sadness and anger, with applied coping strategies and perceived rewards and costs of the illness for family. Keywords: siblings, diabetes mellitus type 1, psychosocial situation
The role of older siblings and their influence on development of younger siblings
Chytrý, Václav ; Gillernová, Ilona (advisor) ; Šturma, Jaroslav (referee)
When analyzing the development of children and adolescents, the most attention is usually paid to parents. Other older members of a family, however, have an important role, too. The crucial, yet often neglected person (at least in Czech literature), impacting the development of an individual, is his or her older sibling. The subject of the theoretical part of this thesis is to clarify the specifics of a sibling relationship as well as to describe the role and the sphere of influence of the older sibling considering all the factors that come into the relationship between two siblings. The empirical part consists of the description of the research project and the results of the research, whose aim is to discover the specifics of a sibling relationship with a particular focus on the upbringing styles of the older sibling; to find differences between the upbringing methods of parents and the upbringing methods of older siblings; and to find out to what extent the gender and the age difference between siblings determines their mutual relationship. Keywords: siblings, sibling relationships, the role of a sibling, upbringing, methods of upbringing

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