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Drake, Robert E.; Fox, Thomas S.; Leather, Paul K.; Becker, Deborah R.; Musumeci, James S.; Ingram, William F.; McHugo, Gregory J.

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Vocational Programs Commonly Utilized In New Hampshire1

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“…Many different prototypes of vocational rehabilitation have been developed and implemented in this time. Today they are identified generally by six classifica tions (Lehman, 1995) (Drake et al, 1998). They are loosely defined as settings in which peo ple with disabilities are congregated to gether and are trained in a supervised and sheltered employment environment by trained individuals.…”

Section: Vocational Programs Commonly Utilized In New Hampshirementioning

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Working toward recovery in New Hampshire: A study of modernized vocational rehabilitation from the viewpoint of the consumer.

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2001

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

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Following the passage of the ADA and the Rehabilitation Amendments of 1992, vocational rehabilitation services offered by New Hampshire community mental health centers have striven collectively to streamline the efficiency of their interventions. Evolved versions of the two most frequently utilized modalities are compared, by measuring vocational satisfaction as it is rated by the perspective of the consumer. Both methods are found to be highly effective, but differ greatly in the nature of their impact and applicability. The strengths and weaknesses of each are identified in the context of psychiatric rehabilitation, and implications are presented for further research.

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Section: Vocational Programs Commonly Utilized In New Hampshirementioning

confidence: 99%