«Her tar de tingene i henda og gjør noe med det» - Om recovery-orienteringen i en kommunal ROP-tjeneste

Biong, Stian; Soggiu, Anna-Sabina

doi:10.18261/issn1504-3010-2015-01-06

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“…This is evident by calls for research on what contributes to communities in what some perceive as a highly individualistic society, both in Scandinavia (Brekke et al, 2017;Saelør et al, 2019) and beyond (Harper and Rowe, 2014;Tanaka and Davidson, 2017). Professionals that can collaborate with people in recovery and show unexpected acts of kindness are appreciated by persons with co-occurring problems (Biong and Soggiu, 2015). The staff in this study also highlighted collaboration and kindness as important.…”

Section: Social Inclusiona Collective Endeavormentioning

confidence: 69%

Social recovery and economy: a thematic analysis of staffs’ experiences with promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems

Ogundipe

Sælør

Biong

2022

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Purpose This study aims to explore and describe staff working in a Norwegian supportive housing site’s experiences with promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems. The research question addressed was: how does residential support staff experience promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems? Design/methodology/approach Nine residential support staff participated in qualitative interviews. All interviews were recorded and transcribed verbatim. The transcripts were analysed using Braun and Clarke's approach to thematic analysis. Findings The analysis process resulted in two themes: “It is all about economics” and “Who will pay for it?” Practical implications Regarding the Nordic welfare system, the need for a redistribution of financial resources in health services is discussed. The authors recommend that further studies explore people outside the regular health-care system perspectives on how they can contribute to making community inclusion a reality for persons experiencing co-occurring problems. Originality This study provides a nuanced understanding of how financial resources can impede or support efforts and opportunities to promote community inclusion for residents experiencing co-occurring problems.

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Section: Social Inclusiona Collective Endeavormentioning

confidence: 69%

Social recovery and economy: a thematic analysis of staffs’ experiences with promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems

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Biong

2022

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Experiences of Professional Helping Relations by Persons with Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders

Brekke

Lien

Biong

2017

Int J Ment Health Addiction

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Recovery in co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders often involves relationships with professional helpers, yet little is known about how these are experienced by service users. The aim of this study was to explore and describe behaviour and attributes of professional helpers that support recovery, as experienced by persons with co-occurring disorders. Within a collaborative approach, in-depth individual interviews with eight persons with lived experience of co-occurring disorders were analysed using systematic text condensation. The analysis yielded four categories of recovery-supporting behaviour and attributes of professional helpers and the ability to build trust cuts across all of them: Building trust through (a) hopefulness and loving concern, (b) commitment, (c) direct honesty and expectation and (d) action and courage. Services should allow for flexibility and continuity, and training should recognise the importance of establishing trust in order to reach out to this group.

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A sort of friend: narratives from young people and parents about collaboration with a mental health outreach team

Soggiu

Klevan

Davidson

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Social Work in Mental Health

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Mental health issues among young people have received increasing attention in Norway as more are diagnosed with and report mental health problems. In this study, we focus on the personal and social recovery processes of young people with mental health difficulties. The aim of the study was to explore how young people and parents experience collaboration with a community-based mental health outreach team around recovery processes, using a narrative analysis. Three topics from the findings are discussed: relationships and collaborations built on the service user's goals, closeness and distance in professional helping relationships, and comprehension of professionalism.

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«Her tar de tingene i henda og gjør noe med det» - Om recovery-orienteringen i en kommunal ROP-tjeneste

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Social recovery and economy: a thematic analysis of staffs’ experiences with promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems

Social recovery and economy: a thematic analysis of staffs’ experiences with promoting social community participation for residents with co-occurring problems

Experiences of Professional Helping Relations by Persons with Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders

A sort of friend: narratives from young people and parents about collaboration with a mental health outreach team

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