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Help people think about all their educational options with this new poster 18 x 24 inch poster
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This book provides specific and direct information about how employment specialists and IPS supervisors perform their jobs. Also included in the book is information about IPS for family members, Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors, and mental health practitioners.
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This poster covers the common myths about employment for people with substance use disorders.
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Help people think about all their educational options with this new poster 18 x 24 inch poster
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An online tool is available to help fidelity reviewers write reports. The tool assists reviewers with calculations. It includes commonly used observations and recommendations that can be edited, or reviewers can write their own comments and recommendations. The lead reviewer who initially drafts the report can allow others on the review team to add comments and edits before the report is exported into a Word or PDF document. This tool is available for an annual subscription rate of $100.
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This two-sided mini-brochure provides information about the potential benefits for employers in partnering with IPS programs. The brochure has space available for IPS specialists to attach their business cards. Sold only in bundles of 75.
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This new manual highlights what practitioners should consider when serving youth populations, including an emphasis on education, career exploration, family involvement, and preferences that many youth may have about services.
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Manual for conducting fidelity reviews and scoring the 25-item Fidelity scale.
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The first video, "3 Faces 3 lives', highlights three people who have used IPS services and have gone to work. In the second video, "It's My Business", employers describe their experience with hiring people from IPS programs. Includes English and Spanish subtitles.
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In the DVD, Vocational Rehabilitation counselors and leaders describe how vocational rehabilitation services link with IPS supported employment. The discussion guide describes the IPS principles in relation to vocational rehabilitation.
