The Contribution of Self-Direction to Improving the Quality of Mental Health Services
This report focuses on adults diagnosed with severe mental illness (SMI) served by the public mental health system. It aims
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T02:20:34-04:00Empowerment, Research/Evidence|
This report focuses on adults diagnosed with severe mental illness (SMI) served by the public mental health system. It aims
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T01:41:29-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Peer Support, Research/Evidence|
For adults with severe psychiatric problems, consumer-managed residential programs may be the way to go, a study suggests. A 2008
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T01:45:28-04:00Research/Evidence, Wellness|
Currently, Americans who have major mental illnesses die an average of twenty-five years earlier than the general population (NASMHPD, 2006
Emily Cutler2017-09-12T01:01:54-04:00Peer Support, Research/Evidence|
In November 2009, the Pillars of Peer Support Services Summit was convened at the Carter Center in Atlanta, GA. The
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T23:48:55-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Research/Evidence|
"After birth the first thing we learn is becoming a participant in dialogue. We are born in relations and those
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T23:42:35-04:00Emotional Distress and Crisis Response, Research/Evidence|
A paper on the Open Dialogue approach: "In this paper three main themes are considered. First, I analyse the importance
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T23:22:55-04:00Empowerment, Research/Evidence|
Mad in America’s Withdrawal Resources Page provides research, information, blogs, personal stories, and videos on the topic of withdrawal from
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T22:59:54-04:00Research/Evidence|
The United States government is taking a closer look at electroshock treatment, long a controversial treatment for severe depression and
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T22:56:06-04:00Research/Evidence|
The I GOT BETTER Campaign seeks to understand the factors contributing to individual recovery. Survey results clearly show that many
Emily Cutler2017-09-11T22:49:21-04:00Research/Evidence|
A meta-analytic study published in Jama Psychiatry synthesized over fifty years of research on suicide rates following psychiatric hospitalization. Researchers