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"This innovative text illuminates the consumer-rehabilitation counselor partnership by integrating concepts from career development, psychology of empowerment, and rehabilitation counseling. Beginning with a brief overview of the historical treatment of persons with disabilities, this text details the evolution of consumer activism, and advocates for an empowerment model of rehabilitation counseling. This work urges counselors to view the individual as the expert on both his/her abilities and disabilities, advocating that counselors allow the individual to identify goals for counseling. This approach efficiently directs the efforts of consumers and counselors toward goals the consumer views as relevant. In addition, empowerment counseling can promote consumers' independence and self-advocacy skills." -- Publisher
- Author
- Sales, Amos
- Publisher
- Pro ed; Pro-ed; CAPS Press
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781416402381
- Subjects
- Social Science, Education, Social_sciences
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