How to Share a Resource

Note: Resources should ONLY be focused on teaching others about ICF and its application. Examples of ICF based assessment tools may be included. 

Please do not share research papers, news or upcoming events under "Share a Resource", but under "Share News / Research / Event".

  1. To share a resource, you must be registered and logged in.
  2. Files associated with your resource must be uploaded to another host (such as YouTube, SlideShare or other) before you share the resource on this site.
  3. Complete the Resource Form to ensure your resource is correctly tagged and categorized in our resource list.
  4. Every resource posted on this site will first be reviewed by a member of our editorial team before being visible to other logged-in users.
  5. Except for the title and summary of your resource, your resource will not be visible to the public. Only logged-in users will be able to access your full resource.

Note: please do not put papers that have been published in journals on this site. Resources should be focused on teaching others about ICF and its application. 

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