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  • Race/Ethnicity and Disability Among Older AmericansGo to chapter: Race/Ethnicity and Disability Among Older Americans

    Race/Ethnicity and Disability Among Older Americans

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    This chapter examines racial and ethnic differences in disability in the United States with a focus on their patterns, trends, and determinants. Disability is responsible for massive social and economic costs to individuals, families, and health care systems. Racial and ethnic differences in health are one of the most widely studied topics in U.S. health disparities research. The risk of disability among older Asians is an understudied area, despite the growth of this population subgroup in recent years due to increased volume of immigration from Asia to the United States. There is an ongoing interest in measuring and understanding the patterns and causes of racial/ethnic differences in disability in the United States. Rising obesity may play an important role in the findings for Hispanic women and for the trend in disability for all race/ethnic groups.

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    Handbook of Minority Aging
  • Working With People With Disabilities Within a Multiculturalism FrameworkGo to chapter: Working With People With Disabilities Within a Multiculturalism Framework

    Working With People With Disabilities Within a Multiculturalism Framework

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    The multicultural movement in counseling and psychology has begun to provide scholars and practitioners with contextually relevant, systems-based ecological approaches to counseling as alternatives to the traditional theoretical models of human behavior and intervention that are based on Western dominant culture. This chapter provides awareness of the complexity of multicultural issues among individuals with disabilities and discusses culturally sensitive strategies to work with people with disabilities (PWDs). It reviews legislative mandates related to diversity and multiculturalism in rehabilitation and addresses the relationship between disability and culture in the scope of rehabilitation practice. The chapter introduces multiculturalism and multicultural counseling models as a therapeutic framework and provides guidelines to help psychologists increase their cultural sensitivity. It also provides strategies to work with individuals with disabilities from minority backgrounds.

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    Multicultural Neurorehabilitation: Clinical Principles for Rehabilitation Professionals
  • Disability and Identity DevelopmentGo to chapter: Disability and Identity Development

    Disability and Identity Development

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    As diverse student populations gain visibility in colleges and universities across the United States, higher education counselors and student affairs professionals aim to effectively serve and meet the needs of these students. Individuals with disabilities (IWDs) represent one of these previously segregated diverse voices and perspectives that have recently experienced positive developments from inclusive college experiences. College students with disabilities represent an important segment of the growing student population. In 1997, Gill proposed a Disability Identity Integration Model (DIIM) for people with disabilities at the individual and group levels. The DIIM model aims to understand the integration process for people with disabilities into society in a process that involves identity development as part of the disabled minority group. The DIIM offers four types of integration: (a) coming to feel we belong, (b) coming home, (c) coming together, and (d) coming out. This integration process promotes personal empowerment and disability rights.

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    College Student Development: Applying Theory to Practice on the Diverse Campus
  • Rehabilitation Counseling and Emerging Disabilities Go to book: Rehabilitation Counseling and Emerging Disabilities

    Rehabilitation Counseling and Emerging Disabilities:
    Medical, Psychosocial, and Vocational Aspects

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    This book provides a better understanding of emerging disabilities and their impact on all areas of life and explores implications for rehabilitation counseling practice, policy, and research. It first defines emerging disabilities and examines current societal trends that contribute to the onset and diagnoses of chronic illnesses and disabilities that are considered to be emerging in the United States. Then, the book provides an overview of medical, psychosocial, and vocational aspects that distinguish emerging disabilities from traditional disabilities. The first section of the book includes four chapters on emerging disabilities with organic causes or unknown etiologies. It examines disabilities and chronic illnesses that are characterized by chronic pain. The second section of the book examines the role of natural and sociocultural environments in creating new patterns and types of disabling conditions. It focuses on both lifestyle factors and climate change and how these contribute to the onset and/or exacerbation of chronic illness and disability and explains physical disabilities, chronic illnesses, and mental health conditions that result from violence. The final section of the book explores implications for rehabilitation practice, policy, and research to better respond to the unique concerns and needs of rehabilitation consumers with emerging disabilities. It suggests research topics, designs, and procedures for building upon our knowledge about the rehabilitation needs of emerging disability populations and developing evidence-based practices to facilitate successful rehabilitation outcomes for individuals in these populations.

  • Adult Protective Services at the Intersection of Aging and DisabilityGo to chapter: Adult Protective Services at the Intersection of Aging and Disability

    Adult Protective Services at the Intersection of Aging and Disability

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    This chapter focuses on the role that Adult Protective Services (APS) and related service systems play in protecting vulnerable older adults and adults with disabilities from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. It articulates policy issues connected to elder justice. The chapter also explores human rights issues related to elder abuse, aging, and disabilities, particularly how to balance rights to self-determination and safety when working with abused, neglected, and exploited older adults. APS operate within a continuum of services that challenge social workers in their efforts to respond effectively to elder abuse. In addition to knowledge of aging, disabilities, the dynamics of family violence and care giving, and community resources and skills in capacity assessment, working in multidisciplinary teams, advocacy, and systems navigation, social workers need commitment to values of self-determination and empowerment to guide their work in this system.

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    Forensic Social Work: Psychosocial and Legal Issues Across Diverse Populations and Settings
  • Theories That Guide Consumer-Directed/Person-Centered Initiatives in Policy and PracticeGo to chapter: Theories That Guide Consumer-Directed/Person-Centered Initiatives in Policy and Practice

    Theories That Guide Consumer-Directed/Person-Centered Initiatives in Policy and Practice

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    This chapter explores a paradigm shift in policy and practice related to the delivery of services and supports to older adults or adults of any age with disabilities-the growth of person-centered (PC) and participant-directed (PD) practice initiatives. It discusses new theoretical approaches, particularly the Consumer-Directed Theory of Empowerment (CDTE), which are salient to explaining the growth and impact of PC and PD initiatives as an evolving practice model that represents a paradigm shift from past approaches to working with older adults and persons with disabilities. Research is needed on recent practice and policy changes that have implications for the continued development and examination of theories that support PC and PD care. With both the aging and the increasing diversity of the US population combined with federal policy initiatives related to LTSS, the demand for PC and PD initiatives will continue to grow.

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    Handbook of Theories of Aging
  • Social WorkGo to chapter: Social Work

    Social Work

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    This chapter overviews social work services from public health and boundary spanning perspectives. Social workers work to prevent negative long-term outcomes for persons with disabilities and to optimize the habilitation of the person with residual disabilities. The chapter is based on biopsychosocial framework for understanding the broad range of needs of people with disabilities and will present the epidemiology of disability in American adults. It discusses the policies that underlie disabilities support and services. Using an ecological approach, a multilevel, problem-solving approach to social work services will be defined, with special attention to services that are delivered within a family-centered perspective, which optimize use of policies, benefits, and financial resources to promote optimal rehabilitation and inclusion of the disabled person, and that integrate physical and behavioral health issues in viewing the whole person in a person-centered care approach.

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    Medical Aspects of Disability for the Rehabilitation Professional
  • Disability at Developmental Stages: Adolescence (Ages 13–18) and Emerging Adulthood (Ages 19–25)Go to chapter: Disability at Developmental Stages: Adolescence (Ages 13–18) and Emerging Adulthood (Ages 19–25)

    Disability at Developmental Stages: Adolescence (Ages 13–18) and Emerging Adulthood (Ages 19–25)

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    This chapter covers the developmental stage of adolescence and a relatively recently conceptualized development stage of emerging adulthood, comprising a total of 12 years of life. It discusses topics such as crime and violence against individuals with disabilities, substance abuse among IWDs, the “thrills and chills” personality, and traumatic onset disabilities. While experiencing biological changes and gaining more individuation, adolescents and emerging adults begin vocational exploration, decide upon higher education, and initiate romantic, sexual relationships. For both adolescents with and without disabilities, body image and physical attractiveness become very important. Traumatic onset disabilities are more common during the adolescent years, and, in particular, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and alcohol and substance abuse are typically acquired in adolescence.

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    Disability Across the Developmental Lifespan: An Introduction for the Helping Professions
  • Health and Social Work: Practice, Policy, and Research Go to book: Health and Social Work: Practice, Policy, and Research

    Health and Social Work: Practice, Policy, and Research

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    Social work has a long-standing commitment to healthcare and the recognition of the inextricable link to quality of life and well-being across the lifespan. This book emphasizes the critical importance of health for all members of society and the significant role of social work in the field. It presents essential information about health and social work critical to understanding today’s complex health care systems and policies. The book is intended as a core text for masters of social work (MSW) and advanced bachelor of social work (BSW) courses on health and social work, social work and health care, health and wellness, social work practice in health care, and integrative behavioral health taught in social work, public health, and gerontology. The book is organized into three parts containing 18 chapters. The first chapter describes the role of social work in healthcare. The second chapter discusses ethics and values in healthcare social work. The next three chapters present social determinants of health, intersectionality, and social work assessment. Chapter six discusses health promotion and public health. Chapter seven presents integrated behavioral healthcare. Chapter eight describes substance misuse, abuse, and substance-related disorders. Chapters nine and ten discuss palliative care, end-of-life care, correctional healthcare, and psychosocial care. Chapter 11 describes children and family health. Chapter 12 explores healthcare and work with older adults and their caregivers. Chapters 13 to 15 delve on immigrants and refugee health, health and HIV/AIDS, and LGBTQ health. Chapters 16 and 17 describe healthcare and disability, and healthcare and serving veterans. The final chapter discusses future direction of healthcare and social work.

  • Major Demographic Changes and Ways in Which Disabilities Interact With Stages of DevelopmentGo to chapter: Major Demographic Changes and Ways in Which Disabilities Interact With Stages of Development

    Major Demographic Changes and Ways in Which Disabilities Interact With Stages of Development

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    This chapter introduces the topics of developmental theories and disability and chronic illness. It asserts that many areas of professional practice, both in medicine and in the other helping professions, are organized around the developmental stages of life. New demographic changes will result in more professional specialties, including academic education and training. Three factors that will bring individuals with disabilities (IWDs) into the broader American culture are the growing population of IWDs; IWDs moving away from stigma management to identity politics; and the media portraying IWDs in more accurate and realistic ways. Next, the chapter discusses the combination of disability and developmental stages, including the ways in which disability affects developmental stages; the major theories of responding to a disability; and consideration of disability as an opportunity for growth and development. It illustrates cultural considerations, family issues, and the intersectionality of disability and cultural differences.

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    Disability Across the Developmental Lifespan: An Introduction for the Helping Professions

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