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Supported decision-making is a legal concept that promotes self-determination and serves as an alternative to guardianship and conservatorship.
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Legal advocates can learn important skills from this book, including appropriate ways to talk about disability, how to recognize and avoid ableism, and how to ensure accessibility in everyday practices and at special events.
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Ron Landsman was a prolific advocate, a caring and giving soul, and a giant in the field of elder and special needs law.
Understanding the three core veterans benefits programs will enable elder law attorneys to assist the vast majority of their veteran clients.
Mike is a visionary and a modern Renaissance man. Not only is he one of the founders of NAELA, but he also helped to establish and popularize the practice areas of elder law and special needs law.
This session will focus on ways individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) can be supported
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As a practitioner focusing on assisting families with navigating through the special education system, transitioning planning probably poses the most challenges.
Mary Pipher teaches women that they continue to learn and grow throughout their lives, and the older years should be no different.
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Maltreatment of Vulnerable Adults And The Impact of Bias
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