Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centers: Old Wine in a New Bottle

Grob, Samuel

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-6308-8_10

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“…The last three decades have seen the scope of rehabilitation move beyond a singular concern with vocational functioning to additional arenas of social and community functioning, but vocational activity has remained a preeminent ingredient in current rehabilitation practices (Beard, Propst, and Malamud 1982;Grob 1983). For example, Lamb (1982) has written that "work therapy geared to the capability of the individual patient should be a cornerstone of community treatment of the long-term patient" (p. 176).…”

Section: Vocational Rehabilitation Programsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Practice of Psychiatric Rehabilitation: Historical, Conceptual, and Research Base

Anthony¹,

Liberman²

1986

Schizophrenia Bulletin

325

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With the recognition that most psychiatric disorders are associated with severe and persisting disability and the development of effective procedures for improving the long-term outcome of patients, the term "psychiatric rehabilitation" is becoming routinely used in the mental health field. Psychiatric rehabilitation has begun to take its place as a viable, credible intervention approach, even infiltrating professionals' jargon and administrators' program descriptions. The field of psychiatric rehabilitation has progressed to the stage where its history can be traced; its conceptual base and treatment strategies described; its practice observed, monitored, and replicated; and its future growth anchored in a research foundation.

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Section: Vocational Rehabilitation Programsmentioning

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“…Psychosocial centers have not valued the development of therapeutic insight (Dincin 1981). Their orientation has been on reality factors rather than intrapsychic factors, and on improving the person's ability to do something in a specific environment, even in the presence of residual disability (Grob 1983).…”

Section: Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centersmentioning

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The Practice of Psychiatric Rehabilitation: Historical, Conceptual, and Research Base

Anthony¹,

Liberman²

1986

Schizophrenia Bulletin

325

183

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“…This recent emphasis on shared decision making in general health care, and mental health care in particular, is a reflection of the psychiatric rehabilitation field's three decade long focus on the importance of choice and self determination. As noted by Anthony, Cohen & Farkas (1990) the writings of Beard (Beard, Malamud, & Rossman, 1978), Lamb (1982), Dincin (1981), Grob (1983), among others, indicate a growing consensus about what constitutes the essential principles of psychiatric rehabilitation" (p. 64). Foremost among these principles is "the active participation by clients (e.g., communication of their values, experiences, feelings, ideas and goals) throughout all the phases of rehabilitation" (Anthony, Cohen & Farkas, 1990, p. 69).…”

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Promoting the value and practice of shared decision-making in mental health care.

Schauer

Everett

Vecchio

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

105

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Active consumer participation is critical in contemporary mental health care and treatment planning and has been a staple of the field of psychiatric rehabilitation for the last three decades. Providing the opportunity for consumers to chose interventions that fit personal preferences and recovery increase the likelihood that these interventions will enhance personal meaning, satisfaction and quality of life (Improving the Quality of Health Care for Mental and Substance Use Conditions, 2006). Similarly, self-determination and shared decision-making are critical components of recovery. As stated in the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health Final Report, recovery from mental illnesses should be the expectation in mental health care with services and treatments that are consumer and family-driven. Mental health care should be planned and delivered to ensure that consumers and families with children with mental health problems receive real and meaningful choices about treatment options and providers. The purpose of this paper is to explore the value and use of shared decision-making in health and mental health care, briefly examine the advantages and disadvantages of shared decision making and propose next steps in advancing use of shared decision-making in mental health care.

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“…Similar to other psychosocial rehabilitation programs (for reviews of program philosophy, see Glasscote, Cumming, Rutman, Sussex, & Glassman, 1971;Grob, 1983;Dincin, 1975), two time-limited programs comprise the bulk of Hill House's services: a vocational rehabilitation program, offering skills-training and work-adjustment services, and a social rehabilitation program. All patients participate in the social rehabilitation program, and some, who are less impaired, are involved in work-skills and workadjustment programs.…”

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Recovery networks and patient interpretations of mental illness

Thompson

1989

J. Community Psychol.

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This study examined young adult chronic patients' interpretations of the cause, severity, and prognosis of mental illness. Findings fail to support fully the hypothesis that changes in the service delivery system have encouraged patients to conceptualize psychiatric disorders in sickness terms. Nearly two thirds of the patients rejected the etiological opinion that psychiatric problems are involuntary illnesses. They also regarded psychiatric disorders as serious but assigned them an optimistic prognosis. Structural factors continue to play an important role in patients' views, yet the professional and lay recovery networks operate differently for perceptions of severity, cause, and curability.

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Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centers: Old Wine in a New Bottle

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

The Practice of Psychiatric Rehabilitation: Historical, Conceptual, and Research Base

The Practice of Psychiatric Rehabilitation: Historical, Conceptual, and Research Base

Promoting the value and practice of shared decision-making in mental health care.

Recovery networks and patient interpretations of mental illness

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