The International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation The International Journal of
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
(Previous Volume Feature Articles)
Volume 7
July 2002 - June 2003
What Does Social Justice Mean and Require in the Rehabilitation
of Ex-Convicts Addicts in the Era of Privitization
Ana Kadmon-TeliasEvaluating the Effectiveness of Supported Apartment in Facilitating
Community Integration and Mutual Help among Residents with a
Chronic Mental Illness in Hong Kong: Some Preliminary Finding
Wong, Sun, & ChiuIs Supported Employment Cost Effective? A Review
SchneiderAccess to Higher Education for the Mentally Ill: A Review
of Trends, Implications,and Future Possibilities for The
Americans With Disabilities Act and The Rehabilitation Act
LiebertConsumer/Survivor Stories of Empowerment and Recovery
in the Context of Supported Housing
Parkinson & NelsonMake Yourself at Home: People Living with Psychiatric
Disabilities in Public Housing
Jones, Chesters & FletcherPsychosocial Rehabilitation in Brazil: The Impact on
Everyday Life
Hirdes & KantorskiCognitive-behavioral treatment of a patient with vertigo
and unusual sensitivity to smells: A case report
Fogel & JacobDeveloping housing for Persons with severe mental illness: An
innovative community foster home
Piat, Wallace, Wohl, Minc, & HattonDepressive Symptoms and Family Functioning in the Caregivers
of Recently Hospitalized Patients with Chronic/ Recurrent
Mood Disorders
Heru & RyanPsychiatric Rehabilitation: The Need for a
Specialized Approach
McReynoldsPsychotherapy and Education in Prison With Two Native American Youths
Eisenman.A Vision and Mission for Peer Support - Stakeholder Perspectives
Leung & DeSousaSupport Needs of People with Mental Illness inVocational Rehabilitation Programs
- the role of the social network.
Shankar & Collyer
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