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The rehabilitation psychology treatment planner

Michele J. Rusin, Arthur E., Jr. Jongsma

2001

Trauma and Recovery

Judith Lewis Herman

1992 ★ 4.7

Horticulture for the disabled and disadvantaged

Damon R. Olszowy

1978

The American disease

David F. Musto

1973

Step 2

Hazelden Publishing

1992

Creative recreation for the mentally retarded

Issam B. Amary

1974

Parent training and developmental disabilities

Bruce L. Baker

1989

Retraining cognition

Douglas J. Herrmann, Rick Parente

2003

Tetraplegia and paraplegia

Ida Bromley

1981

The wellness-recovery connection

John Newport

2004

Guide to drug rehabilitation

Roger E. Meyer

1972

Understanding Disability

Peggy Quinn

1998

Narrative Means to Sober Ends

Jonathan Diamond

2000

Psychological management of traumatic brain injuries in children and adolescents

Ellen Lehr

1990

The depression workbook

Matthew McKay, Mary Ellen Copeland

1992

Not Even Wrong

Paul Collins

2004

Effective Psychiatric Rehabilitation (New Directions for Youth Development)

Robert Paul Liberman

1992

Reclaiming the heart

Mary Beth McClure

1990

Providing Employment Support for People With Long-Term Mental Illness

Laurie Howton Ford

1995

The miracle of recovery

Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse

1989

Management of spinal cord injury

Cynthia Perry Zejdlik

1992

Occupational therapy for physical dysfunction

Catherine Anne Trombly

1977

Reaching out, joining in

Mary Jane Weiss, Harris, Sandra L.

2001

Manual for functional training

M. Lynn Palmer

1980

Medical, psychosocial, and vocational aspects of disability

Brodwin, Sandra Brodwin, Martin G. Brodwin et al.

2002

Pieces of a puzzle

Elly Danica

2001

The mosaic mind

Regina A. Goulding

1995

Managing chronic pain

C. David Tollison

1982

Crazywater

Brian Maracle

1994

Coping with sports injuries

Jane Crossman

2001

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