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The first page of an article about Community Outreach Wisconsin titled: The beginning of full community inclusion: TIES supports individuals with disabilities inclusion in community since 1986.

The first page of an article about Community Outreach Wisconsin titled: How Community TIES builds support networks for individuals with disabilities.

The first page of an article about Community Outreach Wisconsin titled: The Waisman TIES Clinic, a psychiatry clinic that looks at disability and mental health through a holistic lens.

The first page of an article about Community Outreach Wisconsin titled: Community TIES Series: Supporting individuals with disabilities through community training.

The first page of an article about Community Outreach Wisconsin titled: WIN for the win: Wellness Inclusion Nursing helps improve quality of life of individuals with disabilities through nursing consulting.

WIN Distance Learning Health Care Webinars

This Self-directed Health Care Kit is a practical way to help you and your supports set up and prepare for appointments by gathering the needed information ahead of time. It gives you the necessary tools to be prepared and to receive the quality care you deserve at every medical appointment or hospital visit. We hope this kit is useful to you and becomes a part of your health and wellness routine.

This publication was funded by the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (WI BPDD) using federal funds provided under the P.L. 106-402 through a grant authorized by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Administration on Developmental Disabilities, and the Administration for Children and Families. Additional funding provided by the Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative – Specialized Supportive Services (ADI-SSS) grant authorized by the Administration for Community Living. The information reported herein was compiled pursuant to the State Plan on Developmental Disabilities.

WIN Resources

Medication Administration Routes – Resources for safe medication routes including eye drops, eye ointment, ear drops, nasal sprays, respiratory inhalers, patches, and injections.

Community TIES

The “Other” Dual Diagnosis – Part 1 written by Nancy Shook in 2005 for The Wisconsin Psychiatrist Volume 45 Issue 1, p. 10. Part 2 written by Nancy Shook in 2006 for The Wisconsin Psychiatrist Volume 46 Issue 2, p. 5. (Archived)

Community Support to People with Intellectual Disabilities and Challenging Behaviors

Positive Practices and Benefits Chart

Managing Threatening Confrontations Instructional DVD Available for purchase through the Attainment Company.