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Other Items from Special Needs/Disabilities
On the Job With Hearing Loss: Hidden Challenges, Successful Solutions - This unique book helps individuals, employers, and professional understand the communication issues people with hearing loss face at work.
Able to Work Job Outlook: A Special Needs OOH (3rd Edition) - The best resource available designed for special needs, job training, workability and other government programs, this revised edition includes over 120 jobs.
Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance (14th Edition) - Fabulous resource! One of the most useful and widely used career directories in the field.
Picture Interest Career Survey - Provides an easy way for people with limited reading ability or special needs to explore their career interests and find a job that fits.
Quick Job Search for People With Disabilities: Seven Stages to Getting a Good Job - This inexpensive job search guide is a great job-finding resource for people with disabilities, as well as for vocational rehabilitation service providers.
ADHD: The Facts - Provides information of practical relevance to parents in understanding and helping to overcome their child's difficulties.
Off to Work - This book helps prepare people with disabilities to succeed at competitive or supported employment.
Start Your Own Blogging Business - Shows you how to set up a blog and use it to generate income from advertisers, promotions, affiliate links, and other sources.
Understanding Autism for Dummies - Offers practical advice on how to educate autistic children as well as insights on how to cope with autistic fixations and behavior problems.
Dual Disorders: Counseling Clients With Chemical Dependency and Mental Illness - Newly updated, this remains the leading text on the biological and psychological relationship between mental illness and addiction.
ADD and ADHD for Dummies - Whether you're a concerned parent or an adult with ADHD, this friendly, easy-to-understand guide helps you recognize the symptoms, weigh your treatment options, and emphasize the positives of ADHD.
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