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This article examines the importance of subjectivity and its complexity in psychiatric and mental health care. The question of subjectivity appears quite marginalized in current debates, especially in North America. The authors question the tendency to disregard subjectivity in mental health care and treatment. Results of a qualitative study with consumers and stakeholders of non institutional organizations identified as alternative community treatment resources, show that point of views meet regarding comprehension of treatment, thus increasing the interest and the scope of this study's findings.
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AbstractThe aim of this study is to better understand the factors involved in the process of professional reintegration following an absence because of a mental health problems. The methodology is based on data collected from individual interviews with workers who were on a sick leave for reasons of mental health problems as certified by a medical diagnosis. The analysis of the path of people allows to better seize the articulation between events preceding the work interuption, the process of restoration of capacities and conditions favoring or hindering the return to work. This study allows to conceive the interruption of work and the process of restoration of capacities as a turning point between the process of deintegration and professional reintegration and build a model that encompasses the dynamic of the whole factors involved.
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This article examines rehabilitation of chronic psychotic patients as elaborated in France in the course of the last 60 years. After an overview of the historical and legislative aspects of the psychosocial rehabilitation movement, the article describes the different aspects that this terminology covers, and describes the various structures that currently exist in France. For ease of discussion, it develops the specificity of rehabilitation care as conceived by the Association Santé mentale in Paris'13ème arrondissement, created in 1958 as a pilot project of France's future sectorisation. Our approach to care has been to favor the establishment of structures that include healthcare settings for less independent patients, to home-based care far from psychiatric care strictly speaking. Between these two poles, we have created both intermediate structures, but also developed a partnership with medical and social structures in order to favor transition of the institution to the city.
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