Meeting the documented needs of clients' families: an opportunity for rehabilitation counselors

The results of a survey study which explored whether rehabilitation agencies should provide attention to clients' families are discussed. The study identified specific problems for rehabilitation counselors working with families. Counselors need to be aware of how family members can be valuable...

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Published in:The Journal of rehabilitation 1991-07, Vol.57 (3), p.11
Main Authors: Power, Paul W, Hershenson, David B, Fabian, Ellen S
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Families & family life
Family
Polls & surveys
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation counseling
Social aspects
Surveys
Vocational rehabilitation
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Summary:The results of a survey study which explored whether rehabilitation agencies should provide attention to clients' families are discussed. The study identified specific problems for rehabilitation counselors working with families. Counselors need to be aware of how family members can be valuable in achieving rehabilitation goals.
ISSN:0022-4154