Tumeinski, M. (2007). Interview: Judy Bilderbeck, Executive Director of Access Ability (New Zealand). The SRV Journal, 2(1), 33-37
‘Interview: Judy Bilderbeck, Executive Director of Access Ability (New Zealand)’ by Marc Tumeinski
October 18, 2011
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‘Valued social roles and the necessity of values-based leadership’ by Michael Kendrick
October 18, 2011Kendrick, M. J. (2007). Valued social roles and the necessity of values-based leadership. The SRV Journal, 2(1), 22-24
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‘Around the corner: A neighborhood-based job initiative for teenagers’ by Marc Tumeinski
October 18, 2011Tumeinski, M. (2007). Around the corner: A neighborhood-based job initiative for teenagers. The SRV Journal, 2(1), 15-20
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‘Roles based planning: A thoughtful approach to social inclusion and empowerment’ by Scott Ramsey
October 18, 2011Ramsey, S. (2007). Roles Based Planning: A thoughtful approach to social inclusion and empowerment. The SRV Journal, 2(1), 4-12
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‘Interview: Chris Liuzzo, Director of Residential Services at the RENARC’ by Guy Caruso
October 14, 2011Caruso, G. (2006). Interview: Chris Liuzzo, Director of Residential Services at the Rensselaer County Chapter ARC (New York, USA). The SRV Journal, 1(2), 39-46.
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‘Another Social Role Valorization lesson drawn from the public media’ by Susan Thomas
October 6, 2011Thomas, S. (2006). Another Social Role Valorization lesson drawn from the public media. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 48-49.
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‘SRV & NVA: Valorizing social roles through nonviolent action’ by Brian Martin
October 6, 2011Martin, B. (2006). SRV & NVA: Valorizing social roles through nonviolent action. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 25-33.
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‘Chronic criminal disease: An SRV-based critique of drug addiction services’ by Susanne Hartfiel
October 6, 2011Hartfiel, S. (2006). Chronic criminal disease: An SRV-based critique of drug addiction services. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 7-24.
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This article analyzes methadone programs, set up to treat heroin addiction in two major German cities, using the SRV concept of service model coherency as its analytical framework. It describes: the people served by such programs, typical assumptions underlying methadone treatment, and the various services provided. The author shows what impacts methadone programs tend to have on recipient’s: overall drug use patterns, health, perception by others, and their ability to leave devalued roles and enter more valued ones. It describes harmful service practices as well as some that are more beneficial to service recipients. The underlying medical model of service is analyzed, including its faulty assumptions from which most other problems flow.
The article concludes that methadone treatment comes with numerous problems and only few benefits. Methadone programs are shown to be extremely incoherent largely because they are based on wrong assumptions of what drug addiction is and thus do not offer in their contents and processes what recipients really need. Lastly the question is asked, who benefits from such incoherent services, if not the service recipients for whom the programs are said to be offered.
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‘First abroad thoughts from home: Initial impressions from a study leave’ by David Race
October 6, 2011The citation for this article is: Race, D. (2006). First abroad thoughts from home: Initial impressions from a study leave. The SRV Journal, 1(1), 35-43.
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‘SRV by direct support for specific valued roles’ by Paul Williams
October 6, 2011Williams, P. (2006). SRV by direct support for specific valued roles. The SRV Journal, 1(1), 30-32.
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