Abstract
Comprehensive rehabilitation centers offer a full range of services for blind and visually impaired clients in a residential environment. This article reviews this service model from the standpoint of former clients, whose views were elicited through an AFB-sponsored essay contest. The contestants wrote of their psychological reactions to blindness; their feelings on entering a rehabilitation center; and their attitudes, both positive and negative, toward the services, staff, and structure of the programs.
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