This is a four-part workshop with each session building on the previous. Participants must attend all sessions. The workshop explores several topics related to employment for people with intellectual disabilities. Recognizing that meaningful work is one of the good things of life, the workshop begins with an examination of historical strategies and ideas about work. …

This is a four-part workshop with each session building on the previous. Participants must attend all sessions. The workshop explores several topics related to employment for people with intellectual disabilities. Recognizing that meaningful work is one of the good things of life, the workshop begins with an examination of historical strategies and ideas about work. …

cross India, change leaders committed to better lives for people with developmental and psychosocial disability are talking about and learning about Social Role Valorization, a powerful set of ideas about how to assist people to have full, rich, meaningful lives. SRV provides a high-order framework for understanding the society in which we live, and the …

This is a four-part workshop with each session building on the previous. Participants must attend all sessions. The workshop explores several topics related to employment for people with intellectual disabilities. Recognizing that meaningful work is one of the good things of life, the workshop begins with an examination of historical strategies and ideas about work. …

For those with some knowledge of Social Role Valorization principles, and who are hungry for how to help people move into valued roles, this workshop is for you. How do you identify roles people might be interested in? Once you have a role in mind, how might you help a person enter that role? How …

Join us for this study session exploring the notion of change, in a presentation by Raymond Lemay, followed by dialogue and discussion marrying change theory to SRV theory. Human beings are funny: We want change and expect change but mostly for others. For ourselves it is “we are doing fine with the way things are, …

Human beings are funny: We want change and expect change but mostly for others. For ourselves it is “we are doing fine with the way things are, thank you.” Human beings cope with change by finding refuge in habitual living. The fact of the matter is that most of our lives are spent in a …

This session is open to ISRVA Members, and a registration flyer will be sent directly to members by January2. Membership is inexpensive and can be gained here.  For information, contact eneuville@khs.org There is an unpleasant and paradoxical reality that anyone who is hospitalized is exposed to grave dangers, which jeopardize that person’s health and safety. …