161. American Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation In Vermont rehabilitation in Vermont. Is it also special? It works closely with the Program for Children with special Health Needs of the State of Vermont which http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0842/is_n1_v19/ai_13290685

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles American Rehabilitation Spring 1993 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Rehabilitation / Services Vermont / Social policy Featured Titles for AAACN Viewpoint ABNF Journal, The AIDS Treatment News AMAA Journal ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Rehabilitation in Vermont American Rehabilitation Spring, 1993 by Raymond L. Milhous Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Vermont is a special place. Rollingg hills, lakes, dairy farms, picturesque villages. Hiking, skiingg, boating. Six hundred thousand people who have enough space to breathe, yet are close enough to care. Uncluttered, no billboards, little trash. The Green Mountain State. Vermonters are special people, with a strong work ethic. They are proud of their heritage, proud of their independence, and unpretentious, conservative, generous. They have strong family ties and guard their privacy and quality of life.

162. Search Directory Page Dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned and unwanted wildlife, both exotic and native. Pictures of the animals, calendar, news and events, programs and directions to the facility. http://www.horseshoecreek.org/

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163. Center For International Rehabilitation Research Information And Exchange: U.S. Q I am a student at an MSI in a rehabilitationrelated program. The other grant is open only to OSER s (Office of special Education and Rehabilitative http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/msitravel.html

Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange CIRRIE International Exchange Programs: Minority Serving Institutions of Higher Education CIRRIE is not able to accept applications for travel grants at this time. Please check back with us after October 15, 2005. Description This grant program one of two funded through CIRRIE is open to accredited U.S. minority serving institutions ( MSIs ) of higher education and rehabilitation/disability researchers, faculty, and graduate students affiliated with those institutions. (Information about CIRRIE's other grant program may be found at http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/travel.html One of CIRRIE 's objectives is to encourage collaboration between rehabilitation researchers in the United States and those in other countries. Planning and conducting research, lecturing, technical assistance, and conference presentations and attendance are some of the forms of collaboration for which the MSI grants may be used. The CIRRIE MSI Program supports international collaboration in two ways: U.S.

164. Brain Injury Rehabilitation Post acute brain injury rehabilitation facility serving individuals in a residential, daytreatment, or outpatient setting. programs include neuro-rehabilitation, neuro-behavioral training, supported living, community re-entry, personal intervention, http://www.ccs-rehab.com/

The MENTOR Network's Acquired Brain Injury Services Center for Comprehensive Services MENTOR REM After Hospital: NeuroRehabilitation NeuroBehavioral Rehabilitation Ultra High Risk Substance Abuse ... Out Patient Other Supports: Supported Living Host Home Respite In Home ... Current Events Coming soon-Publications Programs at a Glance Outcomes Espanol(Florida) Contact Us ... Employment Opportunities Updated May 1st, 2005

165. Center For International Rehabilitation Research Information And Exchange: Trave Q I am a rehabilitation/disability researcher at a university in Florida. A For the standard grant program, only OSERS s (Office of special Education http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/travel.html

Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange CIRRIE International Exchange Programs: Standard Program Forms and FAQs CIRRIE is not able to accept applications for travel grants at this time. Please check back with us after October 15, 2005. Information and Applications This program one of two funded through CIRRIE is open to OSERS's (Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services) grantees who will be hosting rehabilitation experts from other countries at a site in the United States. International institutions may apply for this grant to host U.S. disability/rehabilitation researchers abroad. (Information about CIRRIE's Minority Serving Institutions program is available at http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/msitravel.html Information about the application to be used by organizations located within the U.S. that wish to bring rehabilitation experts from other countries to the United States. Information about the application to be used by organzations located outside the United States that wish to bring U.S.

166. Momentum Scotland Pioneered the UK's first vocational rehabilitation service for people with traumatic brain injury. Services include community integration, mental health, employment support, jobretention programs, supported living, and assistive technologies. http://www.momentumscotland.org/

167. Forest Preserve District Of DuPage County -- Willowbrook Wildlife Center A wildlife rehabilitation and education center, providing care and medical treatment for injured and orphaned native wildlife; features include publications, educational programs, maps and location, and events calendar. http://www.dupageforest.com/EDUCATION/willowbrook.html

Home Page About the District Bookstore Calendar of Events Commission ... Website Map Willowbrook Wildlife Center Glen Ellyn, IL Hours of Operation Accessibility Wildlife Rehabilitation Educational Programming ... Upcoming District Events Entrance on the east side of Park Boulevard across from College of DuPage, one mile south of Roosevelt (Rt. 38) and one mile north of Butterfield Road (Rt. 56). Acres: Parking: Multi-Purpose Trail(s): Non-Reservable Picnic Area(s): Drinking Water: Willowbrook Wildlife Center is a wildlife rehabilitation and education center, providing care and medical treatment for injured and orphaned native wildlife. The Center also provides learning experiences for DuPage County residents to help them live in closer harmony with native northeastern Illinois wildlife and to better understand the natural world. Owned and managed by the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, the Center has been serving wildlife since 1956, shortly after its 50 acres were donated to the Forest Preserve District. Willowbrook has numerous informational brochures and handouts about wildlife in DuPage County. For more information about Willowbrook wildlife Center, call (630) 942-6200 or e-mail the Center at

168. Relocate The Vocational Rehabilitation Program To Improve Employment Outcomes Of The goal of California s Vocational rehabilitation Program is to obtain 3 United States Department of Education, Office of special Education and http://cpr.ca.gov/report/cprrpt/issrec/hhs/hhs18.htm

HHS18 Relocate the Vocational Rehabilitation Program to Improve Employment Outcomes of Individuals with Disabilities Summary The goal of California's Vocational Rehabilitation Program is to obtain high-quality jobs for individuals with disabilities. The program, however, is not performing well compared to other states. Relocating the Vocational Rehabilitation Program together with other employment and training programs authorized by the federal Workforce Investment Act would increase the quality of employment services provided to individuals with disabilities. Background The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR), located in the Health and Human Services Agency, administers the Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VRP), and has a proposed budget of $330 million for Fiscal Year 2004-2005. The program receives funding from state resources (21.3 percent) and federal reimbursements (78.7 percent). VRP provides services to more than 100,000 people a year through 16 district offices and about 100 branch offices throughout the state. DOR is operating under an "Order of Selection" priority basis, which means that due to limited resources, it can serve only individuals who have the most severe disabilities. VRP provides employment services such as training, transportation, assistive technology and job placement to people with disabilities. A vocational rehabilitation counselor works with the disabled individual to prepare an employment plan and help the individual find a job that suits his or her unique strengths and abilities. Successful program outcomes include the number of clients who obtain a job at the end of plan services and the salary or wages received.

169. Brain Injury Rehabilitation And Head Injury Rehabilitation Services - NeuroAdvan Provides residential, inhome, educational, and vocational rehabilitation programs with an emphasis on individuals with extensive behavioral and neuro-psychological issues. Services for clients in the New England and Mid-Atlantic area. http://www.neuroadvance.com/

Our Mission NeuroAdvancE, Inc. is dedicated to providing the highest quality of life for adults with acquired neurological impairments. Residential, in-home, educational and vocational programs are provided with a strong emphasis on individuals with extensive behavioral and neuropsychological issues. An individual treatment plan and program are designed to meet each persons specific needs in the community. Our programs are focused in a supportive environment and are based on a philosophy which encourages individual achievement, total community integration, self-advocacy and independence. Please click on hyperlink to view our Newsletters, NeuroNews , containing much more information from our clients and staff concerning issues pertaining to TBI/ABI. We now have over 80 interesting and informative articles online. Our Summer 2003 Issue has been added (December 05, 2003) Program Services Transitional Living An innovative approach to post acute rehabilitation. Client specific in design, the aim of the outcome oriented plan is focused on concrete needs and practical solutions. A full complement of therapists and community living specialists develop an intensive treatment plan to provide each client with specific services needed to return home. Combined with behavioral support , cognitive remediation and family education, clients transitioning from NeuroAdvancE have an outstanding success rate. Educational and Vocational Services A range of services may include job assessment and evaluation, GED preparation, job experience and placement , job coaching, transportation, and driving assessment and education. Each client has an Individualized Education Plan or Work Adjustment Plan.

170. Brain And Spinal Cord Injury Program The Florida Department of Health offers acute care, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, transitional living services, adaptive equipment, home modifications, and other services necessary for community reintegration. The BSCIP also provides public information, prevention, education and research programs. http://www.faast.org/bscip.cfm

Sunday - September 25, 2005 Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Program Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Program About BSCIP Vendor Search Locations ... Assistive Technology Referral Form FAAST and BSCIP FAAST has partnered with the Florida Department of Health’s Brain and Spinal Cord Injury (BSCIP) Program to expand and improve the delivery of assistive services and technology to individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries throughout the state. News Updated (09/19/2005) The current issue of the Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development (JRRD) is dedicated to spinal cord injury and wheelchair technology. Full-text articles are available, free, online at http://www.vard.org Excess weight, push technique contribute to upper limb injury in users of manual wheelchairs This study makes recommendations for wheelchair propulsion and setup that may reduce the risk of developing shoulder and wrist injuries. Over 60 manual wheelchair users with paraplegia propelled their manual wheelchair on a stationary roller system at self-selected, slow, and moderately fast speeds. Participants also underwent extensive medical tests to evaluate upper-limb repetitive strain injuries. Investigators recommend using smooth, long strokes and letting the hand drift below the pushrim when not in contact with the wheel. They warn that weight gain can increase injury risk and suggest using a light-weight wheelchair with a forward-adjusted rear axle to ease propulsion and lessen stress on the upper limbs. Click here for the entire article.

171. Home Page Specializes in wildlife education programs as well as animal rescue and rehabilitation. http://www.animalencountersinc.com/

172. Learning Services A national provider of innovative rehabilitation and supported living programs for individuals with an acquired brain injury. programs available in various USA locations. http://www.learningservices.com/

Home Supported Living Our Philosophy Our History ... Institute - A Therapeutic Community for Behaviorally- Complex Individuals with ABI About ABI Continuing Education Admission Information ... How to reach us Specializing in serving people with Acquired Brain Injury for over 20 years. Corporate Office 10 Speen St Framingham, MA 01701

173. Debt Reduction Services - Credit Card Charge Off Program - Debt Reduction Consul Consulting firm offering assistance through debt settlement programs. http://mydebtfree.com

Are you having trouble with your credit card debt? Looking for a bankruptcy alternative or a debt elimination program?  You are not alone. The good news is that there is a solution to help give you a fresh start. Our debt reduction consultants can help you to consider a charge off as an alternative debt solution. This program is recommend for people who, of their OWN FREE WILL , have no incentive to pay and want to terminate their unsecured debt, do not want to file bankruptcy, attempt a debt consolidation, or want to put an end to debt collection agency harassment. This is NOT Debt Consolidation, a new Loan, or Bankruptcy.  It is a Charge Off Program Who can benefit from our debt termination services? ANYONE who is tired of paying outrageous interest rates on their credit card balances... ANYONE who thinks paying back 5 to 6 times the original balance owed is UNACCEPTABLE...

174. Wildlife Rescue Wildlife rehabilitation and education programs including a mobile petting zoo, pony and llama rides, and miniature horse cart rides. http://www.allgodscreatures.net/wildlifeRescue.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Wildlife Rescue Making a difference.... All God's Creatures is  a California Department Of Fish and Game Licensed Rehabilitation facility..  Our goal is to conserve and protect our native wildlife and to rehabilitate and release them to their natural environment.  We provide educational services and promote awareness of California's amazing creatures. Wild animals are just that, "wild"  Please do not interfere and try to make them pets.  They as well as you will suffer in the long run.  If you find injured or orphaned wildlife, please contact us or a licensed rehabber.  Keep the animal in a dark, quiet, warm place until help can be acquired.  Please visit www.ccwr.org for a list of rehabilitators in your area You have found a baby bird on the ground, what do you do? If the bird is un-injured and has some feathers, put it in the nearest tree. The parents have no sense of smell and will not know it's been touched. If it can't perch and has fallen out of the nest, put it back up into the tree in a basket or shoebox lined with shredded tissue. Parents WILL come and feed it after people leave. Birds will care for their babies returned after 24 hours!

175. Virginia Neurocare (VANC) Offers clientcentered and family-focused therapeutic programs for individuals with acquired brain injury. Provides transitional, vocational, and recreational rehabilitation, and has residential facilities. Formerly the John Jane Brain Injury Center, now affiliated with the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. http://www.vanc.org/

VaNC is a non-profit organization providing rehabilitation to individuals with BRAIN INJURY, STROKE, ANOXIA, BRAIN CANCER and other neurological diseases. VANC is affiliated with: Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Virginia, Department of Psychiatry/Neuropsychology National Brain Injury Research, Treatment and Training Foundation Department of Defense and Veterans Head Injury Program VANC is a core member of the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) providing community re-entry residential neurorehabiltation services for active duty military, dependents and veterans with acquired brain injury. The DVBIC is a federally mandated program whose mission is to provide cutting edge rehabilitation, and translational research relevant to the United States Military. The DVBIC is a unique disease management system that is guided by the principle that we must learn as we treat. Deborah Warden, MD is the national Director and is located at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, DC. Site Features NEW: President's Message About Brain Injury Coping Resources Products that may make life easier!

176. ADA&IT Technical Assistance Centers Review our Anniversary Page ADA Technical Assistance Program rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) within the Office of special Education and rehabilitation http://www.adata.org/

About the Centers About AccessIT Calendar Publications ... Media Kit ADA Technical Assistance Program Your comprehensive Resource for Information on the Americans with Disabilities Act, Accessible Information Technology, and more! Since passage of the ADA in 1990, the Centers have been building their expertise and offering assistance to entities of all kinds. Some services, such as technical assistance either by phone or internet, are available free. Some, including training for your group or organization (on-line or in person) are available for nominal fees to cover costs. Because the Centers exist to increase understanding of the ADA and other disability related legislation, they have neither enforcement nor advocacy responsibilities. They serve as educational entities for the public seeking to better understand their respective rights and responsibilities and will provide up to date information on relevant legislation. Should a caller require an advocate, legal representation or other service not offered by the Centers, referrals will be made.

177. BPHC - Features history, research, rehabilitation, clinical care, and training programs. http://www.bphc.hrsa.gov/nhdp

K e y P r o g r a m A r e a s Ambulatory Care Mycobacterium Research Bibliography Medical Treatment of HD ... Rehabilitation The National Hansen's Disease Programs (NHDP) , based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is primarily responsible for inpatient and outpatient care and treatment of Hansen's disease (leprosy) . In addition to the clinical programs in Baton Rouge, the NHDP also coordinates outpatient care for Hansen's disease patients throughout the U.S. at BPHC grant funded clinics as well as private physician offices. The NHDP conducts professional education programs for U.S. and international health care workers, providing basic information which is not provided in standard medical curricula. The NHDP also operates state of the art, world renowned laboratory research programs dedicated to improved detection, treatment and prevention of Hansen's disease and its associated effects. Information For...

178. CCEEC: Who We Are Find out about environmental classes, programs, wildlife rehabilitation, research and conservation. http://home.ptd.net/~cceec/

Carbon County Environmental Education Center Operations are administered by the Carbon Conservation District board of directors. Naturalists are Conservation District Employees. Today Is PURPOSE: Carbon County Environmental Education Center, 151 East White Bear Drive, Summit Hill, PA 18250, promotes awareness and understanding of our total environment through education. By providing a variety of environmentally related services, and in stressing human environmental impacts, CCEEC encourages responsibility for, and appreciation of all natural resources. WHAT WE DO: Environmental education classes for school students, grades K to 12 Environmental education programs for schools, churches, civic organizations and the general public (see Calender Wild life rehabilitation and caring for injured and orphaned wild animals (for example, Eagles ; see also Wildlife Care Disseminate information to residents relative to environmental problems, issues, legislation, etc. ( West Niles Virus Refer problems (environmental ly related) to the appropriate agencies (local, county, state and Federal)

179. MindWorks - Support Services For Brain Injury Provides communitybased, brain injury rehabilitation services and programs tailored to client needs. Locations throughout Ontario. http://www.mindworksgroup.ca/

MindWorks assists individuals living with the effects of brain injury achieve a better quality of life. MindWorks firmly believes that every individual has the right to self-determination and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Every person with a brain injury deserves quality support to help him or her achieve and maintain the greatest possible degree of involvement with society. "Practical Strategies for Effectively Supporting, Treating, and Educating Families after TBI and other Neurological Disorders" November 3 and 4, 2005 with DR. JEFFREY KREUTZER and DR. LAURA TAYLOR Click Here for more information "The Multicontext Approach to Cognitive Rehabilitation: Awareness, Memory and Executive Dysfuction" with JOAN TOGLIA Click Here for more information About Us Benefits to You Affiliations ... Nexicom Inc.

180. Cardiac Rehabilitation Resources for researchers and patients interested in cardiac rehabilitation. Complete list UK programs with contact details, interactive articles, notice board, news and conference details. http://www.cardiacrehabilitation.org.uk/

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