Abstract
Role of presence ‘proximity’ (the time spend with disabled child) of the
parents both mother and father studied. 200 parents of disabled children
participated. These parents belonged to disabled children studying in
four disabled children schools those selected out of 20 schools located
in a district with a draw. The participants after informed consent were
administered Psychological Wellbeing Scale, Proximity Duration
Questionnaire and Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale individually
assuming a could be relationship. SPSS analysis revealed that proximity
was significantly negatively correlated with psychological well-being
and significantly positively linked with unhappiness, anxiety and strain
among participants. Moreover, well-being found significantly negatively
correlated with depression, anxiety and stress among. The importance of
factor presence proximity emerged in special children caregiving. More
studies would contribute more.