This ninth edition (2013) of the well-known State of the States in Developmental Disabilities--a thorough and one-of-a-kind investigation on public spending, revenues, and programmatic trends in intellectual and developmental services with the United States. Directed by noted researcher, Dr. David Braddock, the study is rich in information on trends and analyses in intellectual and developmental disability services and contains a "report card" on each state's performance in disability spending. This is a must-have reference for anyone working in the field of disabilities.

This first book in the Nuts & Bolts series is a guide to writing for publication in scholarly journals. This insightful “pocket book” provides authors with the basics on article types, writing rules and editorial styles (with an alphabetized “glossary” of key concepts), submissions processes, and “fair use” and copyright issues. Students, faculty, aspiring authors, and even those who have been published will find this a handy writing resource.

This is a ground-breaking study of the revolutionary changes in public policy toward persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities over the past fifty years, written by a close observer of the events as they unfolded.

Trainee Resource Guide summarizes 11 modules taught in the Superivsor Training Curriculum. Meant for trainee note-taking and reference.

A state-of-the-art assessment tool to measure the daily supports required by a person with an intellectual and developmental disability to live in community settings. Currently adopted by 14 North American states and provinces.