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Stevens, Andy (Ed.), Back from the Wellhouse: discussion papers on sensory impairment and training in community care, Central Council for Education and Training in Social Work (CCETSW paper 32.1), 1993, 190pp, £9.00, ISBN 1 85719 054 8

knowledge, values and skills required of social work students and care managers in the provision of services for people with sensory impairments. The book opens with a beautiful quotation from the life story of Helen Keller (1902) who became deaf and blind at nine months old. During Helen’s trip to the well house, her creativity is awakened as she learns of the existence of words through finger spelling. The aims of this book are to stimulate the