Twenty-Two Years

Explore the profound insights into the lives of those with special needs in "Twenty-Two Years" by Stephen Richardson, published by Harvard University Press in 1997. This compelling hardback edition spans 352 pages and unveils the findings of an extraordinary longitudinal study that follows over 200 young individuals with varying degrees of mental retardation.

This insightful book delves into the complexities of disability, highlighting the social aspects, etiology, and the intricate family dynamics associated with challenges faced by these children. Richardson's work presents a thorough examination of mental illness and offers readers a deep understanding of the psychology and sociology of the mentally and physically challenged.

"Twenty-Two Years" is not just a study; it's a vital resource for anyone interested in the welfare of children with special needs, their families, and the societal structures that support them. Enhance your understanding of this critical field with Richardson’s authoritative commentary.