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Supported Education: Spring 2003 No. 17 (40 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (660kb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor's Message (Eric Macnaughton)
- Attaining your Educational Dreams [Guest Editorial] (Enid Weiner)
- Supported Education Qs & As (Jill Neuman)
- Illness Self-Management, Early Intervention and Supported Education (Eric Macnaughton
- Disclosure and Accommodations: My Leap of Faith (Sylvie Martel)
- Lorne Fraser Educational Fund (Barb Bawlf)
- Fear, Anxiety and Getting an Education: Common Obstacles (Sarah Newth)
- Analyzing School Interactions: Regaining Perspective by Understanding Emotion Language (Rose Marie Borutski)
- Surviving and Thriving at York (Kristin Tokarsky)
- From Depression to a Rhodes Scholarship (Natasha De Sousa)
- Psychosis on Burnaby Mountain: What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Stronger (Pavlina Vagnerova)
- Measures of Success (Cynthia Row)
- How I Started the Lorne Fraser Educational Fund (Lorne Douglas Fraser)
- A Professor's Extra Effort (York University Stigma Sub-committee)
- Night School: A Place for Father and Daughter to Bloom (Barb Bawlf)
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to my BSW (Robert Kaye)
- Access to College and University for Consumer/Survivors: A National Picture (Heather McKee)
- Psychiatric Dis/Abilities Program (Kathy Smith)
- US Supported Education Models to Learn From (Sarah Hamid-Balma)
- The Benefits of Peer Support (Jennifer Lund)
- The GOLD Program (Corinne Bees)
- What BC Campus Disability Centres Can Offer Students: A Survey of Several Universities and Colleges (Pavlina Vagnerova)
- THEO BC's Supported Education Program and Bursary (Megan Graham)
- Education Coaching (Bernice Montgomery)
- The Clubhouse as a Base for Education [Interviews with clubhouses in Richmond, Nanaimo, Langley]
- Community College Partners With CMHA Port Alberni (Sandra Leicester & Sharon Barret)
- Creative Learning: Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design (Heather Mitchell, Dawn Whitworth, & Dr. Rory Wallace)
- Vancouver Education and Leisure Fund (Heather Jahrig & Janet Ashdown)
- Funding Options for Students with Mental Illness (Coralie McCormick & Sylvie Martel)
- RESOURCES
