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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
The Elements Of The Iwrp And The Roles Of An Scd, Alice H. Randolph
Reaction To The Individual Written Rehabilitation Plan, Thomas J. Posedly
Reaction To Dr. Richard P. Melia’S Presentation The Individual Written Rehabilitation Plan, William R. Sargeant
Reaction To Dr. Richard P. Melia’S Presentation The Individual Written Rehabilitation Plan, William R. Sargeant
JADARA
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Reaction To Dr. Richard P. Melia’S Presentation The Individual Written Rehabilitation Plan, William E. Woodrick
Reaction To Dr. Richard P. Melia’S Presentation The Individual Written Rehabilitation Plan, William E. Woodrick
JADARA
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The Iwrp And Deaf Individuals: A Challenge To Excel, Richard P. Melia
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Application Of The Minnesota/Medical Model: An Approach To Substance Abuse Treatment Of Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Individuals, Debra Guthmann, Kathy Sandberg
Application Of The Minnesota/Medical Model: An Approach To Substance Abuse Treatment Of Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Individuals, Debra Guthmann, Kathy Sandberg
JADARA
This article discusses the principles of the Minnesota/Medical model as utilized in work with clients at the Minnesota Chemical Dependency Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals. A case study issued to demonstrate the application of an effective approach to providing chemical dependency treatment to deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Prior to the case presentation, background information about unique problems with substance abuse faced by members of the deaf community, information about substance abuse, treatment models and the medical model is provided.
Social Identity In Deaf Culture: A Comparison Of Ideologies, Deborah L. Maxwell-Mccaw, Irene W. Leigh, Alan L. Marcus
Social Identity In Deaf Culture: A Comparison Of Ideologies, Deborah L. Maxwell-Mccaw, Irene W. Leigh, Alan L. Marcus
JADARA
The emergence of Deaf culture and recent developments in identity research fueled by cultural diversity has ignited exploration of identity development in deaf people. The issue of how individuals go through the process of developing identities related to being deaf is now receiving much attention. Two major theoretical models in the literature, specifically racial identity development models and bicultural/acculturation models are presented and then discussed in terms of how they might apply to deaf people. Subsequently, we describe two separate measures that have been developed to empirically test the application of these models to deaf populations. While research on both …
One Client: Many Provider Roles- Dual Relationships In Counseling Setting, Debra Guthmann, Wendy Heines, Marcia Kolvitz
One Client: Many Provider Roles- Dual Relationships In Counseling Setting, Debra Guthmann, Wendy Heines, Marcia Kolvitz
JADARA
Unlike professionals who work with hearing consumers, those of us working with deaf and hard of hearing individuals invariably will encounter our consumers outside of the work environment. Should professionals who work with deaf and hard of hearing clients in vocational rehabilitation, social work, mental health, post-secondary settings or other human service agencies socialize with their clients? How should professionals deal with the number of dual relationship issues that arise on a regular basis? Is the significance of dual relationships different for hearing and Deaf professionals? Whenever we as professionals are operating in more than one role, and when there …
Jadara Policy, None None
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Book Review, Lennard J. Davis
Mixed Gendered Group Psychotherapy Of Sexually Abused Deaf College Students, Diane D. Morton, Alan L. Marcus
Mixed Gendered Group Psychotherapy Of Sexually Abused Deaf College Students, Diane D. Morton, Alan L. Marcus
JADARA
The prevalence of childhood sexual abuse among deaf people has not been widely reported. Moreover, documented effective treatment approaches with this population is very limited to traditional forms of individual psychotherapy treatment. The purpose of this study was to explore the feasibility and challenges of implementing a mixed gender group psychotherapy program with deaf survivors of sexual abuse in childhood. Two, year long mixed-gender groups provide the case material to discuss issues related to the setting up of such a group as well as the effectiveness of treatment. Anecdotal findings from the two groups are reported.
Assessing The Benefits Of Postsecondary Education, Jack R. Clarcq
Assessing The Benefits Of Postsecondary Education, Jack R. Clarcq
JADARA
As competition for public funding to support postsecondary education and training increases, public policy makers are demanding evidence of the benefits of their investments. This paper reports on the development of a model to assess return on investments made by the federal government (societal) in education of deaf and hard of hearing persons at the postsecondary level. It also deals with individual investments of deaf and hard of hearing students and a return or benefit on their personal investment. The model was adapted from work done by Ehrenberg and Smith at Cornell University and from joint research conducted by the …
The Therapeutic Possibilities Of Ericksonian Hypnosis And Guided Fantasy With Deaf Clients, Gail Isenberg
The Therapeutic Possibilities Of Ericksonian Hypnosis And Guided Fantasy With Deaf Clients, Gail Isenberg
JADARA
This article addresses the question of whether or not hypnosis and guided fantasy are appropriate therapeutic techniques for deaf clients. This discussion is adjunct to a presentation given by the author at the 1987 American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association (ADARA) Biennial Conference. At that time the author demonstrated trance induction and guided fantasy techniques in sign language with an audience volunteer who was deaf. It is assumed that the reader has a basic understanding of Ericksonian Hypnosis.
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Grant Writing, Harold F. Shay
Training Needs Of The Paraprofessional, Ursula Palmer, Laura Carr, Rob Granbury
Training Needs Of The Paraprofessional, Ursula Palmer, Laura Carr, Rob Granbury
JADARA
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Guidelines For The Psychological And Vocational Assessment Of Deaf Rehabilitation Clients*, Douglas Watson
Guidelines For The Psychological And Vocational Assessment Of Deaf Rehabilitation Clients*, Douglas Watson
JADARA
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Social Services, Fran Herrington, Bill Johnson
Panel Discussion, None None
The Emerging Private Psychologist Practitioner As Contributor To Vocational Rehabilitation Process Of Deaf Clients, Geno M. Vescovi
The Emerging Private Psychologist Practitioner As Contributor To Vocational Rehabilitation Process Of Deaf Clients, Geno M. Vescovi
JADARA
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