Recovery and Empowerment of Persons with Severe Mental Disorder : A Narrative Review / Ernesto Baena Ruiz, Eric M. J. Morris, and Carol Harvey.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Baena Ruiz, Ernesto, author.

Morris, Eric M. J., author.

Harvey, Carol, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Psychoses--Treatment.

Psychoses.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (199 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Bradford : Ethics International Press Ltd, [2024]

Summary:

This book presents a narrative review of current models of recovery and empowerment on people with severe mental disorders, and the impact of these models and approaches on assistance policies. The authors review conceptual frameworks, research findings, key predictors of recovery and empowerment, evaluation instruments and criteria, and user and families' perspectives on recovery and empowerment. Contemporary ideas of recovery, often referred to as personal recovery, emerged in the USA in the 1970s and 1980s through first person accounts of the lived experience of mental health problems and through accompanying consumer and human rights movements. However, the origins of the recovery movement in mental health can be traced back over several hundred years. The books describes many of these historical influences and the roots of today's approaches to recovery. It also provides a detailed discussion of the concept of, and approach to, empowerment. Whilst acknowledging the diverse definitions of recovery and the associated challenges of its meaningful measurement, the authors also aim to engage with the concept of recovery. Many studies of recovery are helpfully brought together here for the reader, but personal recovery, as a process and outcome, should be much more central to mental health research. A diverse audience of mental health professionals, teachers, students, and researchers, will find this a valuable reference source.

Contents:

Intro

Prologue

Introduction

About the Authors

Part One Recovery Approach In Severe Mental Disorder

Chapter 1 Concept of Recovery

Subsequent evolution of psychiatric care

The concept of recovery in philosophy

Chapter 2 Models of Recovery in Mental Health

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Formats:

Evidence:

Labor Rehabilitation and Supported Employment

Social Skills Training

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Behavior Modification Intervention

Family Intervention

Psychosocial Intervention in Dual Pathology

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Peer Support

Therapeutic Adherence Intervention

Psychosocial Intervention in First Episodes

Chapter 3 Clinical Guidelines and Recovery Recommendations

Chapter 4 Predictors of Recovery

Chapter 5 Impact of Stigma and Self-Stigma on Recovery

Chapter 6 Research and Studies Focused on Recovery

Chapter 7 Measurement of the Recovery

Chapter 8 Recovery and New Technologies

Chapter 9 Cultural Diversity in The Perception of Recovery

Chapter 10 Perspectives of Users and Relatives on Recovery

Chapter 11 Current Recovery Paradigms

Ethics, citizenship and recovery

Recovery and hope

Chapter 12 Final Observations on Recovery Approach

Part Two Empowerment Approach in Severe Mental Disorder

Chapter 13 Concept of Empowerment

Chapter 14 Origins and Extension of the Empowerment Approach

Chapter 15 Guidelines and Recommendations on Empowerment

Chapter 16 Impact of Empowerment on Assistance Policies

Chapter 17 Strategies of Empowerment

Chapter 18 Influence of Empowerment on Recovery

Chapter 19 Measurement of Empowerment.

Chapter 20 Different Fields and Different Paces of Empowerment

Chapter 21 Perspectives of Users and Relatives on Empowerment

Chapter 22 Final Observations on the Empowerment Approach

Conclusions

References.

Notes:

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Description based on print version record.

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9781804415795

1804415790

9781804415788

1804415782

OCLC:

1432587826