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In your darkest hour of pain, God holds your tears. Has loss robbed your hurting heart of light and life? Every heartbreak, trauma, loss, and fear is bound and healed in the River of God, where Jesus is The Source of true transformation and healing. He restores, remakes, redefines, and redeems all of who you are, and fills you with Hope, Freedom, & Healing. Come and be Found In The River, where God alone transforms a stony heart and turns it into a heart of flesh. The devil is a liar and he wants to use your pain to steal your voice, your heart, and your purpose. But Jesus Christ came to set you free from the chains of sin and rewrite your name. Come, be found in the River, where healing is awaiting. Learn to grieve losses, mourn, give God the weight of hopelessness, and find hope. It's time to stay free!

The Way Forward is a practical guide to the Who, What, Why, When, and How of incorporating Trauma Responsive Care (TRC) not only into the way you care for people with an intellectual or developmental disability, but into your corporate culture-- how you care for one another, every day. Kevin Aldridge makes the mantra of Trauma Responsive Care an attainable goal for you and your organization: Safe. Connected. In Control. The Way Forward builds on Lara Palay's groundbreaking The Way Through. It will help you start implementing TRC, equip your staff for the change, and make the transformation a lasting foundation for your organization.

Mental Health Approaches to Intellectual/Developmental Disability: A Resource for Trainers is a landmark contribution to the field of support for persons with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) and mental health concerns. This book can be used by a myriad of different professionals and care providers for a variety of different purposes. It may be used: (a) to train others for professional development (train-the-trainer model), (b) as a resource guide for individual study, or (c) as a reference guide. Proper support of mental wellness among persons with IDD requires a significant body of information and knowledge, and the authors of this book are happy to offer it as a means for educating professionals and care providers. The overall mission of this book is to provide an overview of mental health assessment, treatment, and supports for persons with IDD over the lifespan. The book is arranged in modules, allowing reader or trainer to select those topics that are of interest. This book is designed to be used with a wide range of audiences -- from direct support workers to professionals from various disciplines.