Rémission, rétablissement et schizophrénie : vers une conception intégrative des formes de l'évolution positive de la schizophrénie

Koenig-Flahaut, Marie; Castillo, Marie-Carmen; Blanchet, Alain

doi:10.3917/bupsy.514.0339

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“…Recovery is not solely defined through the symptomatology of a disorder, but also means redefining one's identity as a person rather than as a patient, finding hope and finding meaning in one's life through the fabric of society, work, or other. (8) In this case, recovery is described as a process, something towards which the suffering person can strive and a favourable way the illness could evolve.…”

Section: Empowerment Recovery and Social Inclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This refers to the reconstruction of identity inherent to the recovery process. (8) The social support that comes from inclusion enables the person to abandon the role of the sick person to take on the role of a fully-fledged one, of a citizen. Social inclusion appears all the more necessary for the recovery process because it implies a destigmatization of the disease.…”

Section: Empowerment Recovery and Social Inclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Empowerment: a step towards the (r)evolution of recovery

Dupuis¹,

Castillo²

2022

J Rec Mental Health

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We are witnessing a revolution in the field of mental health in France. The notions of recovery, empowerment and social inclusion drive us to transform our care practices. New care and support schemes are being devised throughout the entire French territory. In France, however, the concrete application of empowerment in the field is rather slow, as the notion’s theoretical complexity and promotion are significant moot points. In this article, we aim to address these French difficulties in order to suggest means of implementing empowerment-centered support methodologies. We demonstrate how this notion is correlated with other theoretical movements and how it overlaps with new notions with the aim of leading an ethical reflection. We also illustrate our reflection with clinical observations from the Un chez soi d’abord (equivalent of the US Housing First scheme) scheme. Keywords: Empowerment, Recovery, Housing First, Support, Ethics, Humanism

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Section: Empowerment Recovery and Social Inclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Empowerment Recovery and Social Inclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%