… like seclusion and house rules should also be understood within this structure of de-subjectivation.
We need to tackle this dynamic if we want to reduce coercion in psychiatric care. …

… To examine the extent and nature of coercive practices in mental … We consider the
epidemiology of coercion in mental health and appraise the efficacy of attempts to reduce coercion …

… Our hope in this book is that society may yet learn to minimize psychiatric coercion and
excuses, to offer help to those who need it, and to minimize the … begin to medicate you now. …

… patients criticize coercive mental health treatment using extremely strong words. This may
be connected to poor therapeutic relationships and unfavourable treatment outcomes, so a …

… to do something; constraint’.Rather than using the term ‘coercion and compulsion’, the term
‘coercion’ alone will … someone to do something, in the context of mental health care provision.…

… of coercion in mental health care by exploring the concept of coercion from the perspectives
of people who have first-hand experiences of being coerced. Further, based on the findings, …

… support and coercion paradigm. We will argue that mental health care without coercion
will not only comply with human rights standards, but will also improve care and treatment …

… we also find widespread informal use of coercion (… coercion context’ 13 and ‘coercive
shadows’. Fifth, there are substantial differences with regard to therapeutic measures and treatment …

… do we refer to when we speak of coercion in psychiatric … with formal, informal and even
perceived coercion (Hem et al. 2018) … coercion, conflicts that we will now explore in more detail. …

… However, because we sought high variability in patients’ experience of coercion during the
… richness of the narratives collected, we believe that this limitation did not have a major impact …