Book Review: Aging With A Disability: What the Clinician Needs to Know

Patricia Duffley-Renow

Patricia Duffley-Renow

Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Assistive Technology Practitioner, East Tennessee Technology Access Center

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disability studies, aging

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Editors: Bryan Kemp & Laura Mosqueda

Reviewer: Patricia Duffley-Renow

Publisher: Johns Hopkins, 2004

Paper, ISBN: 0-8018-7817-9, 307 pp.

Cost: $24.95 USD

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Dec 29, 2014

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Vol. 1 No. 4

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Patricia Duffley-Renow, Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Assistive Technology Practitioner, East Tennessee Technology Access Center

Patricia Duffley-Renow, MS, CRC, ATP, is a certified rehabilitation counselor and assistive technology practitioner at the East Tennessee Technology Access Center. She is pursuing a doctoral degree in adult education at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

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