The burden of psychiatric disorders and mental health problems across the globe is steadily
increasing. Despite exhaustive efforts to alleviate suffering due to these disorders a …

The first and the foremost aim of the psychosocial rehabilitation is to control active symptoms
of psychiatric disorders. Yet, for the patient, symptoms of psychiatric disorders have …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review the literature in terms of the
conceptualization of the recovery concept among cultural and ethnic minorities drawing on …

Psychosocial rehabilitation is now coming of age and can no longer be considered as a
subspecialty of psychiatry. It is therefore time to review its original foundations, past …

Severe mental disorders are one of the leading causes of disability worldwide. The
association of stigma invariably leads to a decrease in the quality of life of the people …

The goal of psychiatric rehabilitation is to ensure that persons with a psychiatric disability
can perform those cognitive, emotional, social, intellectual, and physical skills needed to …

European health care systems have been challenged to adapt to the needs of an increasing
number of immigrants, in particular refugees and asylum seekers. Shortcomings of the pre …

The sources of some of the values in use in United States Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Association's declaration (USPRA, 2009) is discussed, and examples of real techniques in …

Access to good quality intercultural psychotherapy for minorities and displaced persons is
dependent on mental healthcare systems embracing and actively cultivating an intercultural …

With number of people migrating from one country to another and also within the same
country increasingly, there are major issues emerging regarding their healthcare and how …