Caregiver Roles and Styles as Factors in Caregiver Restrictiveness/Partnership with McMaster University - 2006 Particular attention had been focused on overly restrictive practices by caregivers when managing challenging behaviours. The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence of different caregiver styles, the relationship with parenting styles and the relationships between caregiver style, program consistency and behavioural challenges.
client Peer Support Group – 2006 Nineteen individuals attended a 20 week, peer-facilitated group to discuss a variety of topics related to living with an acquired brain injury.
