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Let's Get To Work: The Power of Work: Danny Gibbs on Mental Health Recovery, Employment, and Peer Support (opens the original)
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The Power of Work: Danny Gibbs on Mental Health Recovery, Employment, and Peer Support “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!, Dr. Peter Blanck and Jonathan Martinis speak with Danny Gibbs, a Mental Health Specialist with Orange County Behavioral Health in California. Danny is a person with bipolar disorder, who is a insightfu
Episode 157: The Adventures of Superfreak: My Childhood on the Hippie Trail with My Disabled Parents (opens the original)
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Episode description, speaker bios, transcripts, and resources for Episode 157: The Adventures of Superfreak: My Childhood on the Hippie Trail with My Disabled Parents www.adalive.org/episodes/episode-157 In this episode of ADALive! we talk with Caleb Dardick, who was raised by parents with disabilities who later became disability-rights advocates in the years before passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. At age five, he crossed continents with his family from Amsterdam to India, along t
Let's Get To Work: Work as Recovery: Building Confidence, Community, and Choice (opens the original)
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Work as Recovery: Building Confidence, Community, and Choice “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 disabili
ADALive! Episode 156: Possibilities: Rethinking Blindness in 21st Century America (opens the original)
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Episode description, speaker bios, transcripts, and resources for Episode 156: Possibilities: Redefining Blindness, Independence, and Helen Keller’s Legacy available at https://adalive.org/episodes/episode-156/ In this episode of ADA Live!, Barry Whaley, Project Director of the Southeast ADA Center, speaks with Tony Stephens, producer and cast member of Possibilities. Mr. Stephens is the Assistant Vice President of Communications at the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB). They discuss the n
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