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Introduction: on educating mental health professionals to work with families of the long-term mentally ill. Part I: Overview of Issues. A historical perspective on family-provider relationships. Continuing problems between mental health professionals and families of the mentally ill. The family's experiences of living with mental illness. Can the family literature be integrated? The social context of helping families. The disabled family. Family-provider relationships: charting a new course. Care of the chronically mentally ill: is it honorable work? Research directions for a new conceptualization of families. How goes the battle? Part II: Models for Educating Professionals. Ethical and legal considerations for interviewing families of the seriously mentally ill. Informed consent, confidentiality, and contracting. Promoting institutional acceptance of new paradigms: an approach to the professional schools. Teaching psychiatrists about the family's experience. A curriculum guide for fieldwork in chronic mental illness. Competence-based training of psychiatric practitioners in the rehabilitation of the chronically mentally ill. Functioning of relatives and patients facing severe mental illness. Guidelines to working with families of the chronically mentally ill. Index.
American Psychiatric Publishing
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John Papp
reviewed Families as allies in treatment of the mentally ill on April 12, 2013
Families as allies in treatment of the mentally ill
A well-written account of the birth of Jazz from a different perspective, that of a vocalist that helped define jazz singing. Williams uses his language cleverly and descriptively without being overly fussy. The book builds from chapter to chapter, and reaches a climax towards the end that left me wishing he"d written about the rest of Miss Hall's career after she arrived in the UK. An very good read.
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