BackgroundThe concept of social exclusion is now widely used in discussions about the
nature of disadvantage, and there are ongoing initiatives to promote social inclusion among …

Accessible summary• This is a review of 36 papers published in the peer reviewed literature
on the subject of social inclusion, exclusion and mental health.• Many of the reviewed …

Through a series of case studies this book brings to the fore the voices, lives, and capacities
of people with mental health problems as well as the difficulties they face. It effectively …

Both social capital and social inclusion have emerged as significant concepts for human
services in the last decade and yet their inter‐relationship remains largely unexplored. This …

The shift from segregated facilities to community settings did not automatically lead to social
inclusion for people with an intellectual disability (ID). Policies are increasingly …

This paper critically reflects on the way in which recent adult social care reform has been
evolving beneath the alleged policy goal of prioritising the cultivation of meaningful inclusion …

This paper critically explores notions of social inclusion in mental health and considers
some of the problems associated with its wide scale adoption as a policy driver and moral …

The needs of people with serious mental health problems are frequently not met by services
and service users' difficulties are further compounded by social isolation and exclusion …

Time use provides one means to study the lifestyles and community participation of people
with disabilities. Previous clinical studies suggest that people with a mental illness …

Background: Most studies of outcome in schizophrenia have focused on incidence cohorts
or samples identified through specialist mental health services; population-based samples …