the need for HOUSING & PLACEMENTS for thousands
FOR PEOPLE WITH SIGNIFICANT LONG TERM CARE NEEDS BEYOND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCES OR NURSING HOMES MAY BE THE MOST PRACTICAL ALTERNATIVE.
FOR PEOPLE WHO COULD MANAGE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, BUT SUCH HOUSING IS NOT AVAILABLE, ASSISTED LIVING OR NURSING HOME PLACEMENT MAY BE A DESIRABLE ALTERNATIVE OVER HOMELESSNESS OR JAIL.
FOR PEOPLE WHO COULD MANAGE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, BUT SUCH HOUSING IS NOT AVAILABLE, ASSISTED LIVING OR NURSING HOME PLACEMENT MAY BE A DESIRABLE ALTERNATIVE OVER HOMELESSNESS OR JAIL.
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SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
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UK Brain Injury Forum
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GROUP HOMES
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ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCES
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Expert Review in Neurotherapeutics (2010)
Book: "Recent Advances in Autism" (2016); Chapter "Autism Spectrum Disorders in the Criminal Justice System: Police Interviewing, the Courtroom and the Prison Environment"
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NURSING HOMES
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SECURE HOSPITALS
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Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2017), Potential mechanisms linking traumatic brain injury to alcohol use disorders.
"Incarcerated men reported a wide assortment of traumatic events over the course of their lifetimes, including crime-related, general disaster, and physical and sexual abuse.
"Of the screened sample, nearly 85 percent reported being a victim of a crime-related event, such as a mugging, robbery, or home invasion. "Virtually all experienced at least one general disaster in which their life or a life of a loved one was threatened or lost. Death, fear of death, and serious injury are particularly common events in the lives of incarcerated men." |