Supporting individuals with intellectual disability and challenging behaviour in integrated work settings: an overview and a model for service provision

Neil T. Martin

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Disability Education and Employment Behavioral and Psychological Studies Family and Disability Support Research

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An overview of supported employment and its historical context is examined, and supported employment for individuals with both intellectual disability and challenging behaviour is discussed. A proposed model for working with such individuals is briefly outlined. This model is based on previous work in the field, and is characterized by a multi-component approach which addresses the issues of both support and behavioural intervention.

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