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Return to work for individuals with TBI and a history of substance abuse
Paul Wehman1, Pam Targett, Satoko Yasuda
1Virginia Commonwealth University, Rehabilitation Research & Training Center on Workplace Supports, 1314 West Main Street, P.O. Box 842011, Richmond, VA 23284-2011, USA.
Abstract:
The highest incidence of TBI is among young adult males who also have the highest incidence of substance abuse [1]. Since these individuals have long life expectancies, it is important that they are productive post injury; however, the employment rate is extremely low. This is understandable, given the fact that a person with either a TBI or substance abuse disorder would have difficulties with work. Naturally, the combination of the two compounds the problem and further complicates matters. This article provides an overview of how a Supported Employment approach can be used to assist persons with a TBI and substance abuse problems with returning to work.
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