Current SRV Resources & Their Sources

• Re-Thinking Respite, by John Armstrong & Lynda Shevellar.
  

• Getting the Best and Reducing the Worst in How Humans Act, by John Armstrong.
  

• Joe Osburn (1998). An Overview of Social Role Valorization Theory. The International Social Role Valorization Journal/La revue internationale de la Valorisation des roles sociaux, 3(1), 7-12.  Now available here in full!  
  

• Articles by Michael Kendrick.

• A Quarter-Century of Normalization and Social Role Valorization: Evolution & Impact  Edited by Robert J. Flynn, University of Ottawa & Raymond A. Lemay, Prescott-Russell Children's Aid Society, University of Ottawa Press, 1999, 571 pages
  Contents details and order form.
   
• A Brief Introduction to Social Role Valorisation as a High Order Concept for Addressing the Plight of Societally Devalued People, and for Structuring Human Services. Wolf Wolfensberger (1998 Revised 3rd Edition)   Available from The Training Institute 800 South Wilbur Ave, Ste 3B1 Syracuse 13204. or Community Resource Unit, Suite 5B, 19 Lang Pde, Auchenflower, Brisbane QLD 4066.  (07) 3870 1022 email; cru@cru.org.au  Cost is $28.05 per copy (with $4.40 P&H for first copy, $2.20 for subsequent copies)  For more information on the contents of this new publication:
   
• An Introduction to Intellectual Disability in Australia (3rd Edition-substantially Revised) Errol Cocks PhD
  Published and available from Australian Institute on Intellectual Disability, PO Box 181, FYSHWICK ACT 2609, Australia. Tel 61 2 6280 8858; Fax 61 2 6280 8868; Email: ncid@dice.org.au
   
• SRV/VRS JournalThe International Social Role Valorization Journal.  Available fromRaymond Lemay
  Editor / Rédacteur, SRV Journal / Revue VRS
  2882 Cour Tresa
  Ottawa, ON, K1T 2H1, CANADA
  e-mail / courriel:raylemay@rogers.com For more information on the SRV Journal or to Subscribe to the Journal
   
• Training Institute Publication Series (TIPS) A Newsletter produced by the Training Institute that appears 6 times a year (or less often if issues are combined).  For more information on TIPS.
  
• Courage in a brave new world: A disability perspective by Erik Leipoldt

• Interdependence: A contribution from disability perspective on life worth living by Erik Leipoldt

   
• An SRV Look At Volunteering In A Food Pantry by Marc Tumeinski

• "Doug's Story, The Struggle for a Fair Go." by Katie Cincotta.
  Available from John Annison, Deakin University, Burwood, Vic AUSTRALIA Email: jea@deakin.edu.au
   
• The Origin and Nature of Our Institutional Models.  Wolf Wolfensberger.  Available from Available from  Syracuse University Training Institute 800 South Wilbur Avenue, Suite 3B1 Syracuse, NY 13204 USA ph 315/473-2978 Fax 315/473-2963
   
• Changing Lives, Changing Communities. Harriet Ziegler.  Can be obtained from Wesley Central Mission, 148 Lonsdale St, Melbourne, 3000 Australia at a cost of $2.50. Ph Wesley on 61 3 96622355
   
• Encouraging a Paradigm Shift in Services for People with Disabilities.  Errol Cocks, Perth WA, AUSTRALIA Copies can be obtained from Bob Jackson of Edith Cowan University by contacting him at Email: r.jackson@cowan.edu.au
   
• 'Gathering the Wisdom: Changing Realities in the Lives of People with Disabilities' (1999) Cross,A., Sherwin, J., Collins, P., Funnell, B. & Rodgers, M. (Eds). CRU Publications Brisbane. Available from Community Resource Unit, $25 + p&h. e-mail cru@uq.net.au
   
• The Trojan Horse Effect:The Client Role and its Impact on Integration
  by Deborah E. Reidy A copy of this article.
   
• Robert J. Flynn, Manal Guiguis, Wolf Wolfensberger, & Errol Cocks (1999). Cross-validated factor structures and factor-based subscales for PASS and PASSING. Mental Retardation, vol. 37, no. 4 (August), pp. 281-296.
  [Reprints may be requested from Bob Flynn at rflynn@uottawa.ca

  The International Journal of Disability, Communication and Rehabilitation recently published a issue devoted to papers from the 2003 International SRV Conference held in Calgary.VOLUME 3, NO. 1 2004

• Heart of the Matter, by Paul Young, Past-President, People First Canada ; Chair of the Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD), and a founding member of People First of Nova Scotia
  

  The Difference SRV Made in My Life, and Safe? by Peter Park, Past-President, People First Canada, Co-founder of People First of Ontario

  Implementing SRV: Post-secondary Education as a Pathway to Socially Valued Roles, by Patricia Bowman and Tim Weinkauf

  National Secure Units (Regional Intellectual Disability Secure Services) In New Zealand: An SRV Perspective, by Colin Burgering

  Family Futures-- Have we got the Plan for You?, by Brenda Field

  Worker competence and partnerships with people with learning disabilities: a model for analysis, by Karen Kniveton

  What's in a name? ADHD and Social Role Valorization theory: its relevance for developing emancipatory practice, by Eileen Oak

  Valuing People and Valorization: Influences and differences between UK government policy and SRV, by Dr D. G. Race

  Ageing and SRV-- A challenge for the future, by Ronda A. Schultz

  Making a Difference to the Lives of Older People?, by Elspeth A. Stirling

  Incorporating Social Role Valorisation into Other Contexts of Needs Assessment, Anti-Oppressive Practice and the Application of Values, by Paul Williams

Provided by Paul Jenkins (UK) Email: paul_jenkins@yahoo.com
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