Description

Guía del modelo de rehabilitación vocacional: Elegir-conseguir-retener is the Spanish edition of the Choose-Get-Keep Guide to Vocational Rehabilitation. The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation joined with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health and the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission under a community action grant to develop concensus to adapt the choose-get-keep model of vocational rehabilitation for the Latino community.

Citation: Restrepo-Toro, M. E., & Spaniol, L. (2002). Guía del modelo de rehabilitación vocacional: Elegir-conseguir-retener. Boston: Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.

Table of Contents

• Introducción
• La Misión
• Los Principios Operativos del Modelo Elegir–Conseguir–Retener
• Los Valores del Modelo Elegir–Conseguir–Retener
• Las Actividades de las Fases Elegir–Conseguir–Retener
• Etapa de Elegir en la Rehabilitación Vocacional
• Etapa de Conseguir en la Rehabilitación Vocacional
• Etapa de Retener en la Rehabilitación Vocacional
• Etapa de Dejar el Empleo
• La Estructura del Modelo de Rehabilitación Vocacional
• Las Relaciones Personales
• El Acceso a los Servicios en la Comunidad
• La Colaboración entre Agencias
• Comentarios Finales
• Cuadro 1: Destrezas del Modelo Elegir–Conseguir–Retener
• Cuadro 2: Etapa de Elegir: Perfil Vocacional
• Cuadro 3: Etapa de Elegir: Valores Personales
• Cuadro 4: Etapa de Elegir: Requisitos Personales
• Cuadro 5: Etapa de Conseguir: Plan de Servicios de Rehabilitación
  (Primera Parte)
• Cuadro 5: Etapa de Conseguir: Plan de Servicios de Rehabilitación
  (Segunda Parte)
  
• Cuadro 6: Etapa de Retener: Plan de Intervención
• Cuadro 7: Etapa de Retener: Evaluación Funcional
• Referencias
  

Maria Restrepo-Toro, MS, CPRP, has been working at the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation since 1990.  She is a Senior Training Associate and has worked in several research projects and divisions through out the years.  Maria has six years of clinical experience, and in the last five years she has been developing the Latino Initiatives at the Center.  She trains people in the field of vocational psychiatric rehabilitation both nationally and internationally, in both English and Spanish. She develops training materials both in English and Spanish. Currently, she is the Principal Investigator for a Field Initiated project funded by NIDRR. She was a Co-Principal investigator for phase I / II of Community Action Grant for System Changes within Massachusetts. She was responsible for coordinating the implementation of an exemplary practice that will be culturally competent and will meet the rehabilitation and recovery needs of the Latino consumers within the state. Maria strongly believes in the need to empower Latinos with psychiatric disabilities to recover and regain hope, and to gain equal access to rehabilitation services.

LeRoy Spaniol, PhD, retired in 2004 as Senior Director at the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.  He holds a doctoral degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and has 41 years of experience in the mental health field as counselor, advocate, program developer, administrator, and educator.  Dr. Spaniol was the Founder and Executive Publisher of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal and is currently a Consulting Editor for the Journal. He has taught as an Adjunct Full Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Counseling at Boston University.  He also founded and taught in the Recovery Center, a rehabilitation program for people with psychiatric disabilities at the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.  He is currently President of NAMI of Cape Cod and serves on the Affordable Housing Committee for the Town of Wellfleet, MA.  Dr. Spaniol has published 18 books and many book chapters and articles about psychiatric rehabilitation, recovery, and families.

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