Through her years of experience and while working with different populations and settings, Dr. Lambdin became aware of the need to provide information in small, "bite sized" pieces due to time constraints that most people face today.  She was able to observe that, when people were expected to read longer amounts of material, such as a chapter in a book, it was a difficult task due to the time involved. This was the incentive to develop literature in the form of brochures, booklets and pamphlets to inform, educate, and support those individuals that are served by medical and mental health professionals, educators, social workers, to name a few.  Literature is available to educate, facilitate communication between provider and patient/client, train, provide resources, or to facilitate skill development.