Titlebook: Coercion and Aggressive Community Treatment; A New Frontier in Me Deborah L. Dennis,John Monahan Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media

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Housing as a Tool of Coercion decent, safe, and sanitary. We also want our housing to be affordable, giving us security against eviction and displacement. More fundamentally, housing gives us respite from the congress of social life. It is where we want to be nurtured and where we nurture our families. Without a home, we have n

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Research on the Coercion of Persons with Severe Mental Illnesscommunity arena as well. The need to understand coercive treatment strategies used in community settings for handling those with severe mental disorders is pressing, as the consequences of the competing values between preserving individual autonomy and protecting vulnerable individuals are far more

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Coercion and Social Controlthe foreground. Coercion in involuntary hospitalization has been treated as a moral construct (Wertheimer, 1993), and preliminary research suggests that patients experience it as such (Bennett et al., 1993). Today, converging notions of person-centered care, individual rights, and the centrality of

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