Handicapped inmates in Ohio prisons face special needs
In Ohio state prisons about 20 of the 18,000 inmates are paraplegic with a few amputees. Corrections staff in the Limited Duty Unit at Orient and at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility discuss challenges. The unit teaches self sufficiency, includes therapy staff, and plans pilot placements to assess needs and adjustment for parole.
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Fantasies serve purposes says Fort Worth psychologist
Dr Jerry McGill of Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine explains fantasies help children cope with fear and growth. He notes children ages three to six blur fantasy and reality and that Santa can be a positive shared family plaything when guided but not forced.
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