The
Power to Change
In March, 2003, the Low Institute inaugurated a new program aimed at youth-at-risk
and the chronically underserved ex-prisoner population. Using the cognitive-behavioral
concepts and techniques developed by Abraham Low, The Power to Change
is currently in use in Chicago-area public schools (under a 3-year grant
from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation) and programs that serve probationers
and parolees. Discussions are underway with the Cook County criminal justice
system.
From 1991 to 1998, the Abraham A. Low Institute awarded an annual fellowship to stimulate scholarly research on Abraham Low's work. Recipients are listed with the titles of their papers and, if published, the publication reference.
The Low Institute has assembled bibliographies of :
The development of this bibliography is ongoing. Additional references will
be gratefully received from readers.
from 1941 to the present.
The section
entitled Online Articles
and Papers intends to offer unpublished as well as published studies
of Abraham Low,
Recovery, Inc., and the Low Institute's work.
The literature request form offers currently published materials available from the Abraham A. Low Institute.
The Institute sponsors a self-help project for the relatives and friends of people with emotional and mental problems, based on the system developed by Abraham A. Low for Recovery, Inc. Times and locations of the three community group meetings are listed. Online examples illustrate the practice of Low's self-help system for coping with a troubled loved one.