• Family HOME
• Introduction
• Childhood Problems
  • Behavior Problems
  • Stopping Problems
  • Avoidance
  • Communication
  • Reducing Problems
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• Personal Care
  • Infection Control
  • Hand-washing
  • Feeding
  • Toilet-training
  • Links
• Self-Care Skills
  • Traditional Views
  • Traditional Modesty
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• Parenting Youth
  • Employment
    • School to Work
    • Voc Rehab
  • College
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• Letting Go
  • Planning
• Learning Independence
  • Learning Again
  • Rehab Hospital
  • Step 2: Sports
  • ND Traditions
  • Independent LIVING
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• Abuse
  • Types of Abuse
  • Risk Factors
  • More Risks
  • Risks 3 & 4
  • Getting Help
• Domestic Violence
  • Important Facts
  • Do's & Don'ts
• Substance Abuse
  • And Disability
  • Preventive Factors
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• Adulthood and Aging
  • Staying Healthy
  • Range of Motion
  • More on ROM
  • Diabetes
• Caring for Elders
  • Vision Impairment
  • Emotional Adjustment
  • Staying Productive
  • Caregiver Stress
  • Learn More
• Death and Dying
  • Learn More
• Learn Even More
• Disability Access Home
• Spirit Lake Home

Youth with Disabilities: Learn More

	Check yourself! Previous workshop participants came up with a list of 37 skills youth need to succeed when they move away to college.
	Information on adolescent development from the Spirit Lake Consulting, Inc. developmental psychology site Click here for the Spirit Lake Vocational Rehabilitation Project website. Here you will find newsletters, a copy of the project brochure and links to pages providing information on vocational rehabilitation. Click here for the Turtle Mountain Vocational Rehabilitation Project website, serving enrolled members of federally-recognized tribes living on or near the Turtle Mountain Reservation.
	Vocational rehabilitation resources in the Virtual Library Brochure on vocational rehabilitation from the Spirit Lake Nation Vocational rehabilitation handbook from the Spirit Lake Nation. Although this is specifically designed for the Spirit Lake Nation, most of the information would be common to any vocational rehabilitation program.

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