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What is Vocational Rehabilitation?

Vocational Rehabilitation is an individualized, long-term process in which an individual, in partnership with a Vocational Counselor, learns to identify his or her strengths, resources, abilities, capabilities, and interests in order to develop employment goals, training and objectives. The ADI Vocational Program is not a placement service; rather it is aimed at Recovery, Rehabilitation and skills training with the belief that each individual has strengths and abilities to become independent and self-sufficient within their community. ADI offers a community, strengths-based approach to Vocational Rehabilitation, in that it offers real world business practices and teaches normative work skills and psychosocial rehabilitation.

Aspen Diversified Industries Vocational Rehabilitation Services Program is dedicated to helping jobseekers find successful employment in the competitive job markets of today. The level and degree to which reintegration occurs includes consideration of the personal choice and the readiness of each client. The purpose of reintegration, through Recovery based Vocational Rehabilitation, is to encourage growth, increase self-confidence and improve the quality of life of each consumer/client. The goal of the program is not to find jobs for consumer/clients, but to give them the skills needed to procure suitable employment and give them back a feeling of self-worth. This can be done through community work, training, education, volunteering and placement in a work setting. The mission of the program is to facilitate self-discovery through the process of Vocational Rehabilitation. Vocational Rehabilitation permeates all levels of ADI and is designed to do the same with other businesses in the community.