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RESOURCE DESCRIPTION
Title: Work Is Recovery: True Stories about Real People Who Benefit from Supported Employment, the evidence-based practice
Author(s): Nicole Clevenger, BFA | Ohio SE CCOE
Publication Year: 2007
Volume #: March
Publisher City: Cleveland
Publisher Name: Ohio SE CCOE, Case Western Reserve University
Hyperlink to Resource/ Publisher: click here
Hyperlink to Order Form: click here
Abstract & Review:
Highly Recommended!
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FREE PDF OF ENTIRE BOOKLET, . . . NOW AVAILABLE!
- 24-page booklet, 8 success stories
- Share this PDF with everyone who wants to work and wants to enhance employment services for people diagnosed with severe mental illness.
- Open and/or download the PDF (see "hyperlink to resource/publisher" above) and print to a standard desktop printer. This full-color 5mb PDF will take a few moments to open. For faster viewing, download the PDF to your computer first (right-click, select "save target as"), then open it.
PRINTED COPIES. ORDER TODAY.
The Ohio SE CCOE has printed booklets in stock. . . . This attractive 24-page full-color product has been commercially printed on a heavy stock of paper to enhance durability and longevity.
1.) Ohio Orders: $2 per booklet (to cover reprint expenses) for people who work and reside in Ohio + shipping & handling expenses.
2.) Non-Ohio Orders: $3 per booklet + shipping & handling.
3.) Payment Information: Pay by check. (We are unable to accept credit card payments at this time.)
4.) Open and/or download the PDF order form (see hyperlink above). Complete the form and mail or fax it to our office. The PDF may take a moment to open.
BOOKLET DESCRIPTION:
This is a collection of true stories about real people in Ohio who have been diagnosed with a mental illness and have found competitive jobs in their local communities with help from servce providers who use Supported Employment (SE), the evidence-based practice. Communicate with multiple audiences about the advantages of SE:
A.) Recruit people with mental illness to SE services. . . . This booklet is an ideal tool for showing people who are hesitant about work that they, too, may find competitive part-time or full-time jobs in their communities.
B.) Educate, train, and build consensus about SE among advocates, family members, service providers, service organizations, service systems, policy makers, community stakeholders, and employers, among others. Use it in meetings, presentations, staff recruitment and orientation, and training events.
C.) Job development . . . Use this booklet to show potential employers that they, too, may benefit from SE by getting connected with people who want to work.
D.) Advocacy . . . Use this booklet to advocate for service innovation, enhanced outcomes, and increased quality of life in your community.
(updated 7/2/08; 3/23/09)
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