Research And Practice For Persons With Severe Disabilities

The "Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities" (RPSD), as a collaboration with TASH, has become a significant voice in the field of disability research. It has not only received high praise from academia and practitioners but also attracted global readership with the depth and breadth of its content. RPSD is committed to publishing innovative research that can improve the quality of life for people with disabilities, often involving interdisciplinary approaches and perspectives, including special education, rehabilitation, social work, and public health.

The journal particularly emphasizes promoting the full social participation and independence of people with disabilities, and the articles it publishes cover the entire life cycle from early intervention to adult support. These articles not only provide theoretical frameworks and empirical research but also often include practical guidance and strategies to help professionals and families better support people with disabilities. The mission of the magazine is to enhance the well-being and rights of people with disabilities by sharing best practices, research findings, and policy recommendations, while providing valuable resources for professionals and decision-makers in related fields.