International Journal of
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Volume 13
Number 2
A Study of Socio Cultural Perspectives of Care Givers in Burden
Coping Behaviour in Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia Cases
Ganguly, chadda & Singh
The Validity of Occupational Performance Measurement in Psychosocial Occupational
Therapy: A Meta-Analysis using the Validity Generalization Method
Ikiugu & Anderson
How New Zealand Community Mental Health Support Workers Perceive their Role
Pace
Deinstitutionalization or Disowning Responsibility
Sheth
Has Malaysia’s Drug Rehabilitation Effort been Effective?
Scorzelli
The Impact of Group-as-a-Whole Work on a Severely Mentally Ill,
Institutionalized Population: The Role of Cohesiveness
Semmelhack, Ende,Hazel, Hoffman & Gluzerman
Psychosocial Rehabilitation: A Descriptive Case Study Of A Therapeutic Community
Kumar & Srinath
Optimizing System & Patient RecoveryRediscover & Recovery: The Shared Journey Project
Malachowski
Healing Of The Soul: The Role Of Spirituality In Recovery From Mental Illness
Green, Gardner & Sandra
Number 1
Disability in Schizophrenia:Do Short Hospitalizations have a Role?
Gupta & Chadda
Acceptance Rates Research and Program Evaluation
Jones
Celebrex and Potential Heart Disease and Liver Disease: A Personal Account
Eisenman
A Qualitative and Quantitative Review of Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy (EFP)
With Children and Adolescents
Lentini & Knox
Evaluation of the rehabilitation process in Greek Community Residential homes:
resettlement from Greek Psychiatric Hospitals
Stylianidis, Pantelidou, & Chondros
Hope and Meaning During Times of Tragedy and Loss
Vis & Brownlee
Recovery and Lifelong Learning: Interrelated Processes
Griffiths & Ryan
What Would a Recovery-Oriented Program Look Like?
Spaniol
Recovery- and Community-Based Mental Health Services in the Slovak Republic:
A Pilot Study on the Implications for Hospitalization and Inpatient Length-of-Stay
for Individuals with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness
Hyun, Nawka, Hang, Hu, Bloom
Two Bucks for the Bus: Support Enabling Active Recovery for Marginalised Populations
Martin, Erskine, Gilbert & Gibbon
(previous edition)
Volume 12
Number 2
Psychosocial Correlates in Adolescent Children of Alcoholics-Implications for Intervention
Stanley & Vanitha
Peer Specialists and Carer Consultants Working in Acute Mental Health Units:
An Initial Evaluation of Consumers, Carers, and Staff Perspectives
Kling, Dawes, & Nestor
The Impact of Participation in a support Group for Carers of a Person with Schizophrenia: A Qualitative Study
Wyman, Clarke, McKenzie & Gilbert
Wisconsin: Leading the Way to Person-Centered Planning in Community-Based Health- A Short Report
Grieder & Theis
Spinal Cord Injury and its Association with Negative Psychological States
Craig, Tran, Lovas, Middleton
Towards Promoting Recovery in Vancouver Community Mental Health Services, BC, Canada
Casey
Reference Group Focused Therapy for Schizophrenics (RGFT-S) - A New Rehabilitation-Oriented
Salganik & Soifer
Using Psychological Formulation As A Means Of Intervention In A Psychiatric Rehabilitation Setting
Hewitt
Rehabilitation for Children with Cerebral Palsy:Seeing Through the Looking Glass
Ahonen-Eerikäinen, Lamont & Knox
Volume 12
Number 1
Nieto, Gittelman, & Abad
Making Meaning in a ‘Post-Institutional’ Age: Reflections on the Experience of (De) institutionalization
Morrow & Jamer
Needs and Appropriateness of Help According to Types of Professionals
and Their Users
Fleury & Grenier
Nursing and the Teaching of Mental Health Care in Brazil
Kantorski & De Pinho
Process Levels and Service Complexity as Predictors of Time Demand in
Rehabilitation Counseling
Main
How Psychosocial Sport & Play Programs Help Youth Manage Adversity:
A Review of What We Know & What We Should Research
Henley, Schweitzer, de Gara, & Vetter
Rehabilitation and Recovery From Stressful Events - a Model
Eriksson
The psychotic among us:The Emerging View of Psychosis and its
Possible Implications for Stigma
Benning
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