Add to ORKGThis article provides comprehensive information on how to develop a successful statewide mental health model serving consumers who are Deaf. The article also covers three different statewide models currently in operation in Minnesota, South Carolina, and Alabama, including information about how each program was implemented. The successes, similarities, and differences of each model are analyzed and the information on how to establish and advocate for a statewide mental health model in your home state is discussed
This article provides the framework for a national approach to address the unmet needs of deaf and h...
The limited research done on the Deaf community depicts inflated rates of mental illness and trauma ...
Mental health services are essential and need to be equally accessible and non-discriminatory to all...
This article provides comprehensive information on how to develop a successful statewide mental heal...
This article presents the vision and accessibility level model for the Model Mental Health State Pla...
The success of any new program often depends on an accurate needs assessment of the population to be...
The authors present a model for obtaining feedback from consumers and therapists about mental health...
This article presents an overview of the clinical issues that face deaf and hard of hearing children...
Providing mental health services to deaf people is usually a formidable task. Given the movement to ...
This article discusses the principles of the Minnesota/Medical model as utilized in work with client...
Improved functioning is typical when deaf mental health consumers are removed from inaccessible prog...
This study explored the availability and accessibility of mental health services for Deaf Texans fro...
Graphical, text-only/printer-friendly, and PDF versions provided; the PDF version includes graphics,...
Disparities in access to mental health care for persons with hearing loss are significant public hea...
Individuals within the Deaf, deaf, and hard of hearing populations of Kentucky have limited access t...
This article provides the framework for a national approach to address the unmet needs of deaf and h...
The limited research done on the Deaf community depicts inflated rates of mental illness and trauma ...
Mental health services are essential and need to be equally accessible and non-discriminatory to all...
This article provides comprehensive information on how to develop a successful statewide mental heal...
This article presents the vision and accessibility level model for the Model Mental Health State Pla...
The success of any new program often depends on an accurate needs assessment of the population to be...
The authors present a model for obtaining feedback from consumers and therapists about mental health...
This article presents an overview of the clinical issues that face deaf and hard of hearing children...
Providing mental health services to deaf people is usually a formidable task. Given the movement to ...
This article discusses the principles of the Minnesota/Medical model as utilized in work with client...
Improved functioning is typical when deaf mental health consumers are removed from inaccessible prog...
This study explored the availability and accessibility of mental health services for Deaf Texans fro...
Graphical, text-only/printer-friendly, and PDF versions provided; the PDF version includes graphics,...
Disparities in access to mental health care for persons with hearing loss are significant public hea...
Individuals within the Deaf, deaf, and hard of hearing populations of Kentucky have limited access t...
This article provides the framework for a national approach to address the unmet needs of deaf and h...
The limited research done on the Deaf community depicts inflated rates of mental illness and trauma ...
Mental health services are essential and need to be equally accessible and non-discriminatory to all...