A. Taylor Newton, a graduate student at the University of Denver is "investigating the role of religion in responding to potential stressors associated with parenting a child with a disability." As part of his research he is conducting a 15-20 minute survey for parents of children with disabilities. If you have a few minutes, your input would be greatly appreciated.

Religion and Perceptions: Parenting a Child with a Disability Survey

From the opening page of the survey:

Parenting a child with a disability is likely to be experienced differently by different people. Many of the experiences will be shared by parents who do not have a child with a disability, and some may be unique. In the following questionnaires, we ask about beliefs and behaviors that some parents of children with disabilities say they have. We also ask about beliefs and behaviors that people who are not parents of children with disabilities may believe parents of children with disabilities have, but that you or others do not. We ask these questions so we can hear about the variety of responses directly from those who know best: the parents. Of course, no two people will feel exactly the same, so there is no right or wrong way to answer any of the questions.