Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Second Edition
Description

It has been several decades since the first edition of Psychiatric Rehabilitation was published. During this time, the field of psychiatric rehabilitation has become an accepted field of practice and study. Every state in the United States and numerous countries now recognize psychiatric rehabilitation as an important component of an array of services designed to help people with severe mental illnesses recover.
The psychiatric rehabilitation field expanded dramatically in the 1990s, and relatively new concepts, such as supported education, recovery, peer support, etc., became an accepted part of the field’s lexicon. These newer concepts and articles are all included in this second edition of Psychiatric Rehabilitation. It examines the historical, conceptual, and empirical base of psychiatric rehabilitation, and it offers a vision for the future.
Highlighted is the technology of psychiatric rehabilitation, which permits the comprehensive training of practitioners, the evaluation of practice, the development and replication of programs, and the integration of a comprehensive psychiatric rehabilitation approach into mental health service systems.
Citation: Anthony, W. A., Cohen, M., Farkas, M, & Gagne, C. (2002). Psychiatric rehabilitation, 2nd edition. Boston, MA: Boston University, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Review of the Research: Historical Myths
- Chapter 3: An Overview of the Research: Current Realities
- Chapter 4: Philosophy
- Chapter 5: Process and Technology
- Chapter 6: Diagnoses
- Chapter 7: Plans and Interventions
- Chapter 8: Personnel
- Chapter 9: Programs
- Chapter 10: Service Systems
- Chapter 11: Technology for Change
- Chapter 12: Leadership for Change
- Chapter 13: Vision of the Future
Product Details
PDF file: 432 pages
Published: 2002
ISBN: 978-1-878512-11-6
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