Occupational Therapy Month
April 2005

Featured Publications

Mental Illness Is Not a Full-Time Job
This brochure describes the benefits that people with severe mental illnesses can derive from the security and self-sufficiency provided by full-time employment. It also provides a list of job resources for people living with mental illnesses.
Publication Number: SMA96-3102

The Long-term Impact of a Traumatic Event: What to Expect in Your Personal Family, Work, and Financial Life
This fact sheet cites examples of personal uncertainties, family relationship changes, work disruptions, and financial worries that may result from the long-term impact of a traumatic event. It also includes tips on how to survive the road to recovery while continuing with everyday life.
Publication Number: NMH02-0139

Stress Prevention and Management Approaches for Rescue Workers in the Aftermath of Terrorist Acts
This fact sheet provides information about what individuals and organizations can do to help rescue workers recover in the aftermath of terrorist acts and other traumatic events.
Publication Number: KEN01-0112

When Teachers Should Refer Students to a Mental Health Professional
This fact sheet provides information for teachers who suspect a student may need mental health services.
Publication Number:KEN01-0113

Improving Mental Health Insurance Benefits Without Increasing Costs
This special report presents information about mental health benefits coverage based on analysis, discussions with benefit design experts, and a review of professional literature. It includes a chapter that addresses the prevalence, impact, and treatment of mental disorders in the workplace.
Publication Number: SMA01-3542

Mental Treatment and Therapy Guide
This guide is designed to help consumers of mental health services find the kind of therapy, or combination of therapies, best suited to them. It includes a discussion of occupational therapy.
Publication Number: CMH94-5001