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This technical report is the first phase of the National Research Project for the Development of Recovery Facilitating System Performance Indicators. The term "recovery" is used to acknowledge that people can successfully contend with severe and persistent psychiatric disorders, function well,and create positive lives.
This teleconference addressed the issues of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity in the workplace, the causes, who is affected by MCS,diagnosing, treatment options, and the workplace accomomodations and how to apply for disabaility benefits. Contains a listing of resources.
Laced with charm and humor, this publication offers a rarely told description and analysis of the relationship between the development of confidence and skills.
The intent of this training is to explore the basic knowledge and skills required to be a successful Job Coach. This program is designed for new Job Coaches and Production Supervisors employed by community based programs and supported employment programs, professional staff associated with affirmative industries and work related programs.
This workshop is for staff, board members and consultants who work with CIL's and provide information about how to develop effective projects and funding. Includes a section of resources and overheads for projection.
Adopted in June 2001 by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certication for its Certified Rehabilitation Counselors. This code is effective as of January 1, 2002.
This study guide geared toward the community rehabilitation professional.
This workbook contains information that will help rehabilitation practitioners better understand the tools available to help them be aware of ethical issues and resolve dilemmas in their work.
The instructor's manual is intended for use by paraeducators who work with students with severe disabilities.Topics include general principles, assumptions, personal care, health,and communication. The participant's manual provides required reading and materials for a trainer, face-to-face sessions with participant's written material and traditional methods of interaction.
This teleconference addressed the issues of fair housing for people with disabilities. The manual contains resource materials, samples of information bulletins, HUD fact sheets, and information on rental assistance.