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Principles and practice of psychiatric rehabilitation : an empirical approach

By:

Corrigan, P W

Publication details: New York The Guilford Press 2016Edition: 2ndISBN:

1462526217
9781462526215

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Summary: This book is a comprehensive guide to psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery. Case studies feature throughout. Contents include: who are people with psychiatric disabilities?; stigma and mental illness; what is psychiatric rehabilitation?; rehabilitation strategies; assessment; erasing stigma and promoting empowerment; illness and wellness self-management; care coordination; medications; housing and citizenship; employment and education; family interventions; psychosis and cognitive challenges; aggressive behaviour; criminal justice; physical health and medical care; co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse; peer supports and services.

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This book is a comprehensive guide to psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery. Case studies feature throughout. Contents include: who are people with psychiatric disabilities?; stigma and mental illness; what is psychiatric rehabilitation?; rehabilitation strategies; assessment; erasing stigma and promoting empowerment; illness and wellness self-management; care coordination; medications; housing and citizenship; employment and education; family interventions; psychosis and cognitive challenges; aggressive behaviour; criminal justice; physical health and medical care; co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse; peer supports and services.

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