The Impact of Substance Use Disorder as a Secondary Disability - Pack, Tresvil
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Most vocational rehabilitation systems have insisted that applicants who have co-occurring substance use disorders be clean and sober for six months before entering a vocational rehabilitation program. Some evidence exists, however, indicating vocational rehabilitation delivered simultaneously with addiction recovery services may lead to better outcomes. The author examines evidence within the State-Federal Vocational Rehabilitation System in the United States and makes observations and recommendations for improving services delivered to individuals with physical and sensory disabilities who also have co-occurring substance use disorders.…mehr

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Most vocational rehabilitation systems have insisted that applicants who have co-occurring substance use disorders be clean and sober for six months before entering a vocational rehabilitation program. Some evidence exists, however, indicating vocational rehabilitation delivered simultaneously with addiction recovery services may lead to better outcomes. The author examines evidence within the State-Federal Vocational Rehabilitation System in the United States and makes observations and recommendations for improving services delivered to individuals with physical and sensory disabilities who also have co-occurring substance use disorders.
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Dr. Pack is currently the President and CEO of Rehabilitation and Counseling Consultants, Inc. in Conway, Arkansas, U.S.A. He holds an earned doctorate in Rehabilitation Education and Research from the University of Arkansas. Dr. Pack has over 20 years experience working in the fields of rehabilitation, counseling, and education.