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“Let’s Get to Work:” A Podcast from the Disability Employment Policy Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (DEP RRTC) – Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University.
In this episode of Let’s Get to Work: Reimagining Disability Employment Policy — Blessing Nwulu-Njoku Jacqueline Hinds of AHRC New York City Job Connection Center Clubhouse, discuss the power of employment and how it facilitates individuals with psychiatric disabilities in their journey to recovery and independence. Blessing highlights the Clubhouse model of employment for individuals with psychiatric disabilities and how through the Clubhouse model, members achieve confidence and learn new skills that will aid in successful and meaningful employment. The two further explore topics of supported decision-making and digital psychiatric advance directives and how both aid in ensuring that individuals with psychiatric disabilities have a voice in all decisions affecting their life.
“Let’s Get to Work:” A Podcast from the Disability Employment Policy Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (DEP RRTC) – Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University.
In this episode of Let’s Get to Work: Reimagining Disability Employment Policy — Blessing Nwulu-Njoku Jacqueline Hinds of AHRC New York City Job Connection Center Clubhouse, discuss the power of employment and how it facilitates individuals with psychiatric disabilities in their journey to recovery and independence. Blessing highlights the Clubhouse model of employment for individuals with psychiatric disabilities and how through the Clubhouse model, members achieve confidence and learn new skills that will aid in successful and meaningful employment. The two further explore topics of supported decision-making and digital psychiatric advance directives and how both aid in ensuring that individuals with psychiatric disabilities have a voice in all decisions affecting their life.
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