Community Integration of Mentally Retarded Adults ThroughLeisure Activity
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Mental Retardation
Volume
19
Issue
3
Publication Date
1981
First Page
127
Last Page
131
Abstract
The deinstitutionalization movement has generated considerable interest among service providers regarding provision of more normalized environments. Simply establishing small residences within a neighborhood does not appear to be sufficient to desegregate mentally retarded adults. The utilization of age-appropriate, commercially available leisure pursuits as a vehicle for facilitating integration of mentally retarded adults within the community is proposed.
Recommended Citation
Salzberg, C. L., & Langford, C. A. (1981). Community integration of mentally retarded adults through leisure activity. Mental Retardation, 19(3), 127-131. Reprinted in: Technical Report #55. Exceptional Child Center, Utah State University, 1983.
Comments
Reprinted in: Technical Report #55. Exceptional Child Center, Utah State University