When working with families who have a child with a disability, it is important to recognize that
A) These are actually dysfunctional families and should be treated as such
B) No family will ever run smoothly if they are dealing with an exceptional child
C) These families will have strengths and weaknesses but can learn to run smoothly
D) The emotional and financial burden will likely be so great that the parents will not likely be able to care for the child

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It is important to recognize that families who have a child with a disability may have unique strengths and weaknesses, but they can learn to run smoothly with support and resources. It is not helpful or accurate to view these families as inherently dysfunctional, and it is important not to assume that the burden is too great for the parents to bear.

When Working with Families Who Have a Child with a Disability