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The President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health endorses evidence-based supported employment as a way to assist people with serious mental illness lead productive work lives. This presentation focuses on individualized job supports and ways to develop the employer relationship.

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Employment Rates in 13 Randomized Controlled Trials of Supported Employment: Word

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SAMHSA'S National Mental Health Information Center

New Hampshire - Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center

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Jennifer McDonough and Lucy Miller, Virginia Commonwealth University This webcast will identify the 10 most common myths that providers have on the impact of work on Social Security Disability benefit payments, Medicaid, and Medicare. The presentation will provide a broad overview of the work rules and highlight areas where the most mistakes are made. Proven strategies and techniques for avoiding common pitfalls will be discussed. In addition the presenters will share several easy-to-use tools to enhance staff understanding of Social Security work rules and incentives.

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Reporting Tips for Beneficiaries: PDF  |  DOC

Notice of Change in Earnings Status: PDF  |  DOC

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Red Book

Fact Sheet: Addressing Concerns Related to Losing Social Security

SSA

WIPA Frequently Asked Questions

What You Need To Know When You Get Social Security Disability Benefits

What You Need To Know When You Get Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

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