Training Technology: Setting an Overall Rehabilitation Goal
Mikal Cohen, Marianne Farkas, Barry Cohen, and Karen Unger
 An overall rehabilitation goal is different from other rehabilitation goals in that it is a self-determined goal that motivates individuals to participate in rehabilitation and increases the likelihood that they will achieve their goal. It is a long-term goal that directs all other rehabilitation activities. This technology teaches practitioners how to assist consumers in choosing preferred residential, educational, vocational, and social environments.
Training Package Contents
(edited and revised format 2007)
Activities for Setting an Overall Rehabilitation Goal
- Connecting
- Describing Alternative Environments
- Identifying Personal Criteria
- Choosing a Goal
Estimated training time: 40 hours
Additional Sets of Reference Handbooks
 A complete set of reference handbooks (in PDF format on CD) is included in each package. Additional sets for individual trainees can be purchased on CDs separately at the cost indicated below.
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