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The focus of this teleconference is to discuss how to motivate individuals who are recovering from serious mental illness. Part 1These videos have been digitized from VHS tapes.
The focus of this teleconference is addressing the emergent and critical issues of providing supported educational services to young adults and adults with psychiatric disabilities.This video has been digitized from a VHS tape.
This project surveyed Montana consumers of developmental disabilities services to collect data on their health, secondary conditions and risk factors. This report shows the findings of that survey.
This publication focuses on some of the problems elderly Americans confront as drug consumers. The purpose is to provide practical guidelines to ensure the appropriate use of medications.
This report focuses on the barriers to use of computerized multimedia technology by a significant segment of the disability community and recommends actions that would reduce or eliminate those barriers.
This document identifies resources that serve young children and their families affected by alcohol and other drug use. The resources are organized in three sections: National Training and Information Resources, State Programs and Agencies, and Federal Funding Sources.
The document is intended to provide guidance for the professional treatment of substance use disorders which has become recognized as a complex multidisciplinary practice supported by a large and rapidly expanding body of theoretical and scientific literature.
This catalog is the third edition of an earlier publication which attempts to bring together a list of materials addressing substance abuse and related topics specifically for deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
Comprehensive Examination of Barriers to Employment Among Persons who are Blind or Visually Impaired
This monograph represents a research project to identify barriers to employment that can be addressed by rehabilitation service providers or employers. This review also included information from two national conferences sponsered by RRTC and the American Foundation for the Blind.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships of agency structure to rehabilitation services for consumers who are blind or visually impaired.