The experience of coercion in health care is controversial. Coercion is likely to promote
negative attitudes towards clinical care. People's attitudes to health care potentially impacts …

Recovery principles have become increasingly present in research literature and in reforms
of healthcare systems in the last four decades. These principles grew out of client advocacy …

This study seeks to examine need, interest, and participation in recovery-oriented, voluntary
money-management training groups among homeless Veterans. Veterans experiencing …

Within the mental health system, there are two distinct service models for adults
experiencing homelessness who have severe mental illnesses and co-occurring addictions …

Using a sample of 60 adults with mental illness in an inpatient state hospital, the present
study examined the relative contribution of mental health consumers' reports of working …

In addition to involuntary treatment, patients with severe mental illness are routinely subject
to other pressures such as leverage to improve their adherence to treatment. Little clinical or …

This chapter looks at the impact of mental health–substance use upon family life and will
help the reader consider and reflect upon some of the important roles that a family plays. It …

health care systems can serve to address inequities in accessing quality care (Dall 2011;
Adams and Corrigan 2003; Sharfstein 2011). Initiatives underway to integrate behavioral …

Individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders (CODs) are
overrepresented within the criminal justice population (Abram & Teplin, 1991; Steadman …

Integrated care (IC) is an umbrella term used to identify systematic approaches that bring
together physical health and mental health care in ways that address barriers to care …