Family - list of publications

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Books

1. Buckley, S. (2002). Issues for families with children with Down syndrome. Portsmouth, UK: The Down Syndrome Educational Trust.
2. Cuskelly, M., Brown, I., Shearer, J. and Singh, B. (2006). Families of adults with Down syndrome. Portsmouth, UK: The Down Syndrome Educational Trust.

Papers in peer-reviewed journals

1. Stores, R., Stores G., Fellows, B. & Buckley, S. (1998). Daytime behaviour problems and maternal stress in children with Down syndrome, their siblings, their non-intellectually disabled and other intellectually disabled peers. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 42, 3, 228-237.

Papers in other journals

1. Buckley, S. J. (1991). What effect does caring for a child with Down's syndrome have on the family? Portsmouth Down's Syndrome Trust Newsletter. 1, (4), 3-8.
2. Buckley, S. J. (1993). Empowering parents and families - is this the way to meet family needs? Portsmouth Down's Syndrome Trust Newsletter. 3 (8), 1-4.
3. Buckley, S. J. (1994). Working with children with Down’s syndrome and their families. Portsmouth Down’s Syndrome Trust Newsletter. 4(3), 3-8.
4. Bird, G. & Wood, A. (2003)  Supporting children and families through Early Development Groups. Down Syndrome News and Update 3(3) pp 74-81
5. Buckley, S. (2006) Early Support – new materials and services for families with babies and children with Down syndrome Down Syndrome News and Update 5(3) pp 124-126.

Conference papers published

1. Buckley, S. J. (1993). How do we empower parents? Invited keynote speaker: Proceedings of the National Portage Association Conference, University of Keele, UK.

Conference presentations

1. Buckley, S. (2004). The keys to a life of quality for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Keynote speech at the 8th World Down Syndrome Congress, 14-18 April, Singapore.

Reports

1. Starbuck, K. (1991). An Investigation into Mothers' Perceptions of the Effects of a Down Syndrome Child on Non-Handicapped Siblings. Undergraduate project. Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth.
2. Pike, S. (1992). A Comparison of Measures of the Family Characteristics, Coping Strategies and Perceived Satisfaction with Life of Families of Children with Down Syndrome. Undergraduate project. Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth.
3. Darracott, N. (1993). A Comparison of Family Characteristics in Families With and Without a Child with Down Syndrome. Undergraduate project. Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth.
4. Vickers, T. (1997). "Whose turn is it?": A comparison between responsibilities of siblings of Down's syndrome children and non-Down's syndrome siblings - their views and those of their parents. Undergraduate project. Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth.