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Introduction, In the United States alone, almost 44 million people — approximately one in six of the population — are affected by a mental illness in any given year (United States Department of Health and Human Services 2002). Likewise, the Office for National Statistics (2001: 1) calculates that, at any one tim

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Methods,humanities and the development of crisis intervention programmes as rapid-response alternatives to institutional care. It has been shown that theories, treatment and care for the mentally ill continue to be debated. This is why I utilize a narrative approach in researching users of mental health ser

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Descent into Illness and Psychiatric Intervention,narrative remained a singular and discursive whole. In this chapter — as well as Chapter 7 — issues that surround illness experience and meaning will be investigated through content analysis of all 49 user texts. The narratives have been ‘cut and pasted’ together by themes and areas, selections from

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Recovery from Illness and Self-Coping,ctors are usually involved in bringing about a crisis, yet treatment is biomedically orientated towards a control of symptoms. But how do users explain their illness experiences themselves? This chapter explores further illness meanings from the narratives collected. It will be demonstrated that use