Flight to Freedom 1967-1992

Flight to Freedom 1967-1992

by L. Eugene Apple and Gregory L. Goodrich

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A New and Exciting Treatment Tradition / Mark M. Graeber and L. Eugene Apple -- The Early Years / Russell C. Williams -- From the "Hines" Tradition / L. Eugene Apple and Todd Turansky -- Low Vision Section / Hector Copado -- Low Vision Mobility Program / Joseph J. Hennessy, William E. Ekstrom, Charles P. Vasile -- Electronic Travel Aids Program / William E. Ekstrom, Janice L. McKinley, Charles P. Vasile -- The Family Program / Sheri Johnson and L. Eugene Apple -- Evolving Programs in Manual Skills / Patrick McDonald -- WBRC Research: 1969-1992 / Gregory L. Goodrich -- Nursing and Ophthalmology / Marilyn Kazemi -- Division of Vision and Aging (DVA) / Steve Lovett -- Computer and Reading Aid Training / Janice L. McKinley and Sue Story -- Independent Living Program / Phillip Lapekas and Todd Turansky -- Living Skills / Diane M. Ryan and Holly Stonerock Bliven -- Recreation Therapy and WBRC Volunteers / Liz Borra -- The WBRC Clinical Psychology Program / Dorene E. Loew and Edward J. Glass

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