H.E.A.R.T.
PROJECT
(HIV Education and AIDS Rehabilitation Training)
SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY
REHABILITATION COUNSELOR
TRAINING CURRICULUM
(Draft November, 1997)
Anita Leal-Idrogo, Ph.D., CRC,
Project Director
Co-Coordinators:
Toni Ayres, Ed.D., MFCC
Ann Auleb, RN, MA
James Glassford, Administrative Research Associate
Training Project funded by U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services
Administration Grant, # A 263A50017
- Acknowledgments-11/97
Modules
- Medical-11/97
- Psycho/Social-11/97
- Rural-11/97
- MultiCultural-11/97
- Vocational Rehab-11/13/97
- Progressive Case Studies-11/97
Acknowledgments
- The H.E.A.R.T. Project is deeply indebted to Toni Ayres and Ann
Auleb, the Co-Coordinators of the project. Without their patience, dedication, and
expertise, this training material would not have been possible. The Project is also
especially grateful to the World Institute on Disability (WID), upon whose previous work
we built, and to Caesar Perrotti of WID who was our initial contact and supporter of this
grant. I also thank the AIDS Coordinating Committee at San Francisco State University, a
collaborator on this project, and in particular, Michael Ritter, its chair, who has been a
strong supporter . Many California State Department of Rehabilitation (DR) professionals
have been instrumental in facilitating the training and supporting the goals and
objectives of the H.E.A.R.T. Project. In particular, I want to thank Brenda Premo,
Director of DR, Carolyn Onasch, District Administrator of the San Diego District, Arturo
Lopez, District Administrator, Fresno; Luciana Profaca, District Administrator of the San
Francisco District, Ed Rogers, Northern Regional Manager, Melinda Wilson, Assistant Deputy
Director, Ed Kurata, Regional Programs Manager, Peter Harsch, Supervisor, Mark Ehrlichman,
Supervisor, Henry Leng, District Administrator of Oakland District, Louis Dunn, Senior
Counselor in San Francisco, Charles Ariokasamy, Rh.D., California State University,
Fresno, Sari Dworkin, Ph.D., California State University, Fresno, Beverly Netters,
Training Coordinator in Sacramento, to name only a few. A special thanks to Brian Wolfe,
clerical assistant for the first two years of the project. Finally, I am deeply indebted
to James Glassford, Research Assistant on the grant for his untiring and conscientious
work on this project. The Department of Counseling at San Francisco State University
provides home base for this project and its director. This manual could not have been
written without the work of many gifted, expert, and dedicated people and I gratefully
acknowledge their contributions below.
Anita Leal-Idrogo, Ph.D., CRC, Project Director
San Francisco State University
Module 1.
INTRODUCTION And HISTORY OF HIV DISEASE / AIDS
MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HIV DISEASE/AIDS
- Ann Auleb, RN, MA
Toni Ayres RN, MFCC, Ed.D.
with material by
Deborah Royal RN, ANP, MSN
Sharon Ochoa, RN, MN
Ann-Tina Barisone
Elisa Hernandez
Carla Nakama
Leila Zucker
Module 2.
PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS- by Toni Ayres, RN, MFCC,Ed.D.,
Anita Leal-Idrogo, Ph.D., CRC, and
Ann Auleb, RN, MA.
Module 3.
HIV/AIDS AND RURAL COMMUNITY ISSUES- by Toni Ayres, RN, MFCC, Ed.D.
and Ann Auleb, RN, MA.
Module 4.
MULTICULTURAL ASPECTS OF HIV/AIDS- by Anita Leal-Idrogo, Ph.D., CRC.
Module 5.
HIV/AIDS and The Vocational Rehabilitation Process: Implications
for Service Delivery- by Anita Leal-Idrogo, Ph.d., CRC.
Progressive Case Studies-
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