Journal of Rehabilitation

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Articles in July-Sept 1991 issue of Journal of Rehabilitation

• Aging and the rehabilitation process: An overview of the 15th Mary E. Switzer Memorial Seminar
  by Carl E. Hansen
• Increased access and use of disability related information for consumers
  by Steven Fullmer
• The use of verbal maps to help people with right cerebral hemisphere lesions compensate for perceptual-spatial deficits
  by Paul E. Jarvis
• Providing Services for People with Vision Loss: A Multidisciplinary Perspective. - book reviews
  by James R. Green
• Perspectives on Disability. - book reviews
  by E. Keith Byrd
• Public services available to persons with disabilities in major U.S. cities
  by Sharon A. Groch
• Meeting the documented needs of clients' families: an opportunity for rehabilitation counselors
  by Paul W. Power
• Rehabilitation assistive technology issues for infants and young children with disabilities: a preliminary examination
  by Howard P. Parette, Jr.
• Giving up the ghost: a review of phantom limb phenomena
  by Margaret S. Bowser
• Helping college bound clients with learning disabilities
  by Jamie F. Satcher
• The psychoanalytic theories of D.W. Winnicott as applied to rehabilitation
  by Kenneth R. Thomas
• The community independent living program: an educational model
  by Martha M. Bergland
• Transition Goals for Adolescents with Learning Disabilities. - book reviews
  by Dale S. Brown
• Strategies for hiring, training and supervising job coaches
  by Teresa A. Grossi