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A Work-Study Model for Rehabilitation Counselor Education in Substance Abuse

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation CounselingPublished 1 September 1990
Patricia M. Livingston, Joan Randell, Eileen Wolkstein
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TL;DR

An overview of the vocational rehabilitation needs of drug abusers is provided, and a model for meeting those needs through a work study education program designed to introduce more rehabilitation counseling professionals into the drug abuse treatment system is described.

Abstract

Vocational Rehabilitation services are crucial in helping the drug abusing client return to or attain employment. A major barrier to vocational rehabilitation for these clients is the serious shortage of professionally trained rehabilitation counselors available to serve them. This article provides an overview of the vocational rehabilitation needs of drug abusers, and describes a model for meeting those needs through a work study education program designed to introduce more rehabilitation counseling professionals into the drug abuse treatment system.

Keywords

PsychologyHealth Professions