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TITLE: Choose to make it
PUBLISHER: Contra Costa & Sacramento Counties Dept. of Social Services
FORMAT: VIDEO
CODE: V-GRO13
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: RESIDENTIAL SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION AND RELATED CONDITIONS: STATUS AND TRENDS THROUGH 1993
PUBLISHER: UAP
FORMAT: BOOK
CODE: GRO89
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: People Live In Houses:
AUTHOR: President's Committee on Mental Retardation
PUBLISHER: U.S. Government Printing Office
FORMAT: Book
This publication illustrates some examples of community residential programs, with guidelines on applicability for different age groups. Residences in both urban and rural settings, which serve persons with many types of handicapping conditions, are presented. Application of the principle of normalization and variations in funding and in the delivery of services were also considerations in the selection. Cost figures are subject to changing economic conditions and should be regarded as offering only broad guidelines.
CODE: GRO54
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Group Homes for Developmentally Disabled Children
AUTHOR: Gage, M. A.; et al
PUBLISHER: Instructional Development Corp
FORMAT: Book
This book describes and compares two experimental group homes for DD children. The homes differed along two dimensions: 1) age of population served, and 2) staffing pattern. Discussed in this publication are the difficulties of establishing group homes, the nature of programming conducted, the results of those programs and the operating cost. Also included is practical advice on starting and subsequently managing a group home. The Oregon group home training packet is provided.
CODE: GRO47
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Group Homes:
AUTHOR: Goodfellow, R.
PUBLISHER: Center On Human Policy
FORMAT: Book
A brief handbook outlining many of the planning considerations in selecting a site and establishing a group home.
CODE: GRO83
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Direct Care Staff Training Program LEVEL II
AUTHOR: Hepburn, J. M.
PUBLISHER: Region II Child and Family Services
FORMAT: Book
A staff training manual specifically designed to enhance the skills of the intermediate trainer. Divided into two phases, the lecture series is designed to build a foundational technical vocabulary and to guide the trainer through a variety of training experiences. One lecture a week will be given for seven weeks, consisting of the following topics: behavioral assessment and program planning, IHP process and preparation, IPP preparation, behavioral and functional analysis, deceleration III, schedules of reinforcement, and client rights, neglect, and abuse. A video tape (VHS) is included. This lecture series is adaptable to other agencies serving DD persons. A comprehensive intermediate level manual.
CODE: GRO65
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Group Home Manual for Staff Training
AUTHOR: Brown, K.; et al
PUBLISHER: Training Resource and Information Center
FORMAT: Book
Outlines and notes for a five-day, staff orientation/training workshop given by RCT's. Covers definition of DD, history of treatment of DD persons, outlines normalization, gives reprint of JABA article on teaching clothing selection, brief outline of history of deinstitutionalization in Montana, structure of the DDD, grooming checklist, introduces training personal hygiene; medical records and care; signs and symptoms of illness; table manners; incidental training; prioritizing skill training; response definitions; assessment; IHP; reinforcement; forward and backward chaining; pre-test; IPP cover sheets; prompting; nutrition; advocacy; recreation; IPP implementation; task analysis; data collection; maintenance; client rights; behavior deceleration; licensing regulations; and CPR training.
CODE: GRO60
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Group Homes:
AUTHOR: Goodfellow, R.
PUBLISHER: Center On Human Policy
FORMAT: Book
A brief handbook outlining many of the planning considerations in selecting a site and establishing a group home.
CODE: GRO85
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: People Live In Houses:
AUTHOR: President's Committee on Mental Retardation
PUBLISHER: U.S. Government Printing Office
FORMAT: Book
This publication illustrates some examples of community residential programs, with guidelines on applicability for different age groups. Residences in both urban and rural settings, which serve persons with many types of handicapping conditions, are presented. Application of the principle of normalization and variations in funding and in the delivery of services were also considerations in the selection. Cost figures are subject to changing economic conditions and should be regarded as offering only broad guidelines.
CODE: GRO41
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
TITLE: Home Is A Good Place
AUTHOR: O'Connor, G.
PUBLISHER: American Association on Mental Deficiency
FORMAT: Book
This is a report of a nationwide descriptive study of the nature and operations of community residential facilities which provide homes for DD persons, including the mentally retarded. The study was funded by the Rehabilitation Services Administration and awarded in 1972 to the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center in Mental Retardation at the University of Oregon.
CODE: GRO78
These materials are available to any Montana resident from the TRIC/PLUK Library in Billings. Phone 800-222-7585 or plukinfo@pluk.org .
