Titlebook: Social and Community Psychiatry; Towards a Critical, Stelios Stylianidis Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Comm

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Philosophical and Sociological Foundations of Social Psychiatrygical and philosophical foundations for the formation of the critical psychiatry and deinstitutionalisation movement. We will also explore the subject formation problematic, by looking into the contribution of phenomenological psychoanalysis and the connection between the phenomenological approach t

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Psychiatric Epidemiology and Its Applications in Social Psychiatryt and treatment of the illness. In that sense, it is an essential framework for identifying healthcare policy and service provision priorities and is also a vehicle that helps to design effective and feasible prevention interventions. From that perspective, it is – in some way – in the service of pu

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Global Mental Healthaccess to mental health services and the long-standing finding of inequalities in healthcare and mental healthcare which prevail not just at international level but also at national and local levels. As the human rights movement has promoted a form of globalisation of rights, a more comprehensive vi

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Psychiatric Reform in Greecent conditions and the ethical basis of the change being attempted. It presents the achievements made and analyses the problems being faced. It includes information about the legislation and the rate at which structures have been developed. In the context of social psychiatry principles, reform is vi

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The Contribution of Psychoanalytical Thinking and Practice to Social Community Psychiatryoanalysis. The issue of the “subject” of mental pain is of tremendous interest both for the clinician and the human sciences, because the history of subjectivity is intimately tied into the adventures of psychiatric approaches to mental illness from the end of the nineteenth century to the present d

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Promoting Mental Health: From Theory To Best Practiceations individuals have with each other and with their environment. The importance of mental health, its interdependence on physical health and the burden that mental disorders cause on a personal, family and social level have gained increasing recognition both by the relevant policymakers and by th

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The Recovery Model and Modern Psychiatric Care: Conceptual Perspective, Critical Approach and Practiwhich the biomedical model precluded any possibility of “real recovery” and control over life by individuals with mental disability. From a biopsychosocial viewpoint, the recovery model shifts the treatment objective from reducing symptoms to real integration and assignment of meaning of the life of

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Community Child Psychiatry: The Example of Mobile Mental Health Units in the NE and Western Cycladesterventions in geographically remote areas. It presents the work done by mobile mental health units in the NE and Western Cyclades in the child psychiatry sector. Reference is made to the clinical work and the differences noted in terms of new cases, initial requests, referrals and diagnoses over th