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“…• Recorrido Ocupacional Singular: Construcción teórica utilizada relacionando el recorrido histórico ocupacional y el concepto salud/enfermedad/atención (Menéndez, 2005& Pontes, 2012 de cada persona, sin perder la dimensión colectiva.…”

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Programa de formación y capacitación laboral en salud mental

Chaura

2014

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Those who suffer from mental health problems are usually exposed to psychosocial vulnerability due to factors not only related with their clinical condition but also with the stigma associated with mental illness. In this paper we present how a non-governmental organization in Buenos Aires, Argentina, promotes through a work and employment training program, social participation and work inclusion of people with mental illness. It is a case report that during six months two subjects participated in this program as they were assisted by the program. The results observed were mainly related with improvement of their occupational performance, changes in their daily life and their relation with others. The articulation of mental health professionals with Argentina's Ministry of Work, Employment and Welfare, meant challenges inside and outside of the worplace. It allows exploring and provides a view of how the inclusion process can be created with the commitment of different stakeholders and sectors of society.

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Programa de formación y capacitación laboral en salud mental

Chaura

2014

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El desafío de la inclusión en salud mental: análisis de un centro comunitario y su trabajo sobre los vínculos sociales

Ardila-Gómez

Hartfiel

Fernández

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Social inclusion is a key component of transformations in mental health care, because it takes into account the benefits of community life for both those with mental illness and the other members of the community. In order to understand the scope of inclusion within mental health, 45 participants of a community center linked to a psychiatric hospital discharge program which explicitly seeks to provide social inclusion were interviewed. The possible changes in social relationships between users and other community members based in their sustained daily interactions in the community center were explored. Results suggest that the building of social bonds, as part of informal support networks, is one of the benefits of attending the community center. Positive changes in ideas regarding people with "mental illness" were also observed, although these ideas seemed to be more connected to the notion of integration than to social inclusion.

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El desafío de la inclusión en salud mental: análisis de un centro comunitario y su trabajo sobre los vínculos sociales

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