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Shifting from traditional to evidence-based practices for people with severe mental illness

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Author
Blessing, Carol
Abstract

This publication briefly explains the philosophy upon which the Career Development Initiative (CDI) was developed. The CDI, sponsor by the New York State Office of Mental Health, works in collaboration with the Cornell University, Employment and Disability Institute to enhance the existing service delivery system in state-operated psychiatric centers providing vocational rehabilitation services.

Date Issued
2003-05-01
Keywords
affirmative business
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Community Inclusion
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EDIcat2-CI
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earnings
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employ
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employing
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employment
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heal
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job coaching
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mental health
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natural supports
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recuperate
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rehabilitate
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rehabilitated
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rehabilitating
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rehabilitation
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rehabilitative
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self-employment
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supported employment
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therapy
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treatment
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vocational rehabilitation
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work
Type
article

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