 “Normalization implies, as much as possible, the use of culturally valued means in order to enable, establish, and/or maintain valued social roles for people” (Wolfensberger &Tullman, 1982, p. 131).This led to a new direction of theory development and the abandonment of the term normalization for Social Role Valorization (Wolfensberger, 1983), a name change that he accompanied with a reformulation of the principle itself (Wolfensberger, 1983).A few years later, Wolfensberger observed that access to the good things of life (Wolfensberger, Thomas & Caruso, 1996), or what may be termed objective well-being, is qualified by one's social status as determined by one's social roles.