Rehabilitation

[close] Admit it, you screwed up. Big time. Maybe you spray painted a wall you shouldn't have, stole a car or just did something incredibly stupid. Your parents have no idea what to do with you. So yeah, you screwed up. Now here you are, at a summer camp for 'juvenile delinquents'. Your summer is ruined, no doubt about it. Until, that is, you realize that camp rules aren't so strict. There'll be plenty of time for midnight skinny dipping and taking shots with other campers. Can you stay under the radar of the councillors, stir up as much trouble as you can and have the best summer of your life?

[close] A group designed to bring attention to the fact that America desperately needs rehabilitation and in some states money is already available to build these projects/shelters as well as provide all the money required to get people started with work and school and find housing. It focuses on the material standards that separate us all from each other and what is actually required as part of society's normal every day functioning and how easy it is to give people a step in the right direction. Emphasis on community action and people helping people helping people and getting the people to help with what they can to provide a way for another man to reach his goals by enabling him only so far as to give him the resources needed to do just that starting with something as simple as a job and food and clothing. We can do this. With or without government aide. Wouldn't it be better if the people just came together and regulated themselves in such a way that we no longer needed the government to regulate those monies and such but, it would flow freely..? Come on, people.. stop trippin' about the groceries. And the rent. Band together with even just a couple cents a day and you'd be surprised what we can do. AMEN!

[close] This group is for passionate play therapists who strive to build connections and share the best resources on play therapy.

[close] This group is managed by Pi Theta Epsilon, Epsilon chapter, in order to promote scholarship among Eastern Michigan University Occupational Therapy students, professors, and alumni. Included books reflect issues relevant to occupation, social justice, and the human condition.