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Systematic ReviewIn order to maintain confidence in our interventions as well as to ensure that they are more widely known and brought into use, the field of psychiatric rehabilitation must turn a critical eye to the fundamentals... |
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Postdoctoral Research Fellowship ProgramOne of the driving forces behind the Postdoctoral Research Fellowship is the desire to reconcile the “science to service” gap and the need for rigorous and innovative research. |
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Using Photovoice to Fight the Stigma of Mental IllnessA Recovery Education Program engaging students by using Photovoice to explore health and wellness issues as experienced by adults with psychiatric disabilities. |
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Wellness and Recovery The Vision and the PledgeThe life span of people with psychiatric disabilities is decreasing at a staggering rate. At present, people with psychiatric disabilities have a life expectancy that is 25 years shorter than that of the general public. |
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Opportunities for Latinos
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Principled Leadership in Mental Health SystemsThere are considerable leadership challenges in public mental health arenas. Mental health leaders are subject to directives from all levels of executive and legislative bodies, the judicial system's constant... |
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Measuring Mental Health OutcomesThis newsletter provides resources for program administrators, managers, policy makers, and others about the implementation and use of outcome measurement. The drive toward... |
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Psychiatric Vocational RehabilitationThe Certificate Program is a specific adaptation of psychiatric rehabilitation technology developed over the last 25 years at the Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation. It is structured... |
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The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Educators' GroupIn 1993, the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) began offering courses in its newly developed Associate of Science Degree Program in Psychiatric... |
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Recovery EducationThis issue of Recovery and Rehabilitation highlights three different recovery education resources that have been used extensively and have also been successfully adapted by many consumers... |
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The Jump Start InitiativeThe transition from adolescence to adulthood is a challenging time. One begins to leave behind the familiarity, structure, and support of school and family life and gradually embraces new... |
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Rehabilitation Readiness Concepts and ResourcesThe purpose of this newsletter is to discuss the concepts of assessing and developing readiness and to explain the distinctions between the readiness training technology and the practitioner tools... |
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Consumer Operated Service Program (COSP): A Multisite Research InitiativeOver the past twenty years, consumers of mental health services have developed and implemented numerous self-help initiatives to... |
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Training for the FutureTo create an opportunity for people who experience psychiatric disability to acquire the needed skills and supports to compete in the world of work, the Training for the Future service program... |
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Alternative Approaches to Mental Health CareThe use of alternative approaches to mental health care can be substantially helpful to people living with severe mental illness as they cope with fatigue, insomnia, anxiety, and stressors that are often... |
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Community Action Grant for Service
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The Recovery CenterIn February 2000, the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Boston University launched an innovative pilot program to assist people with psychiatric disabilities in their journey of recovery. This program... |
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Certificate Program in Psychiatric Vocational RehabilitationIn an effort to help rehabilitation counselors in state vocational rehabilitation systems improve their skills to build and sustain... |
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May 15, 2007
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