Abstract—I suggest that there is a profound crisis of mental health care under advanced capitalism in the United States. I begin by examining how this crisis manifests itself in terms of three aspects of social power: economic, political/institutional and ideological/discursive. I then turn to envisioning what an alternative mental health system might look like, post-capitalist in terms of these same three aspects of power. I end by suggesting a number of concrete steps that providers, clients and other activists can take to begin organizing for a post-capitalist mental health system in the United States. Keywords—capitalism, mental health, power, empowerment “The only way to protect and promote the health of a nation is to redistribute the...
Essential to the development of a positive practice in mental health after-care is a precise formula...
Contemporary neoliberal reconfigurations of statutory mental health services involve significant org...
Deinstitutionalization was a mass movement away from institutional-focused mental healthcare in the ...
Social Workers have a broad task in front of them. They are not only asked to help their own clients...
abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to examine the relationship between mental illness and capit...
Abstract. Since the mid- 1970s, the mental health treatment system in the U. S. has faced budgetary ...
Now that work with our hands has been replaced, in the industrialised world, either by machines, or ...
Background: Mental health systems appear to be among the first casualties of an economic downturn. G...
This chapter problematises the depoliticised field of mental health by unearthing three dominant dis...
A burgeoning mental health crisis is emerging globally, regardless of each country\u27s human resour...
Caring for the vuhlerable and dependent like people with chronic and severe mental illness has alway...
This article provides a sociopolitical critique of contemporary Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) disco...
This book is inspiring as much for what it provides as for the questions it raises and the issues it...
In our culture, mental health is explained through a sound efficient mind with controlled emotions. ...
The current global economic crisis is expected to produce adverse mental health effects that may inc...
Essential to the development of a positive practice in mental health after-care is a precise formula...
Contemporary neoliberal reconfigurations of statutory mental health services involve significant org...
Deinstitutionalization was a mass movement away from institutional-focused mental healthcare in the ...
Social Workers have a broad task in front of them. They are not only asked to help their own clients...
abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to examine the relationship between mental illness and capit...
Abstract. Since the mid- 1970s, the mental health treatment system in the U. S. has faced budgetary ...
Now that work with our hands has been replaced, in the industrialised world, either by machines, or ...
Background: Mental health systems appear to be among the first casualties of an economic downturn. G...
This chapter problematises the depoliticised field of mental health by unearthing three dominant dis...
A burgeoning mental health crisis is emerging globally, regardless of each country\u27s human resour...
Caring for the vuhlerable and dependent like people with chronic and severe mental illness has alway...
This article provides a sociopolitical critique of contemporary Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) disco...
This book is inspiring as much for what it provides as for the questions it raises and the issues it...
In our culture, mental health is explained through a sound efficient mind with controlled emotions. ...
The current global economic crisis is expected to produce adverse mental health effects that may inc...
Essential to the development of a positive practice in mental health after-care is a precise formula...
Contemporary neoliberal reconfigurations of statutory mental health services involve significant org...
Deinstitutionalization was a mass movement away from institutional-focused mental healthcare in the ...