This chapter provides an introduction to therapeutic communities (TCs). The chapter begins with a brief illustration of the core principles underlying TCs, before exploring the development of TCs in their historical context. The foundations of mental health nursing, through the work of Hildegard Peplau and Annie Altschul especially, are shown to be coterminous with the emergence of the TC method. The narrative is also interspersed with a service user’s account of his experiences in a TC. With its emphasis from the start on social inclusion and user involvement, it is argued that TC methods continue to promise radically and politically informed mental health practice, compensating the anti-therapeutic tendencies inherent in modern psychiatr...
The quality of the environment is important to client recovery and rehabilitation.\ud • The preferre...
BACKGROUND: Therapeutic communities (TCs) are becoming increasingly widespread as a form of treatmen...
<p><strong>Introduction:</strong> The constant transformation of communities and its relationship...
This paper presents several critiques of conventional mental health care and introduces the therapeu...
This paper raises issues about the process and conduct of clinical relationships with people diagnos...
Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modal-ity are given, including a ...
This chapter introduces democratic ways of working within mental health, specifically Therapeutic Co...
Therapeutic communities (TCs) have become a mainstay of the drug rehabilitation network, yet many im...
Social relationships and communities provide the context and impetus for a range of psychological de...
Social relationships and communities provide the context and impetus for a range of psychological de...
From the 1950s on different movements, ideas and key figures have contributed to the emergence of th...
textabstractTherapeutic communities for addicts developed since the Sixties without a clear theory o...
Therapeutic communities (TC\u27s) have become a mainstay of the drug rehabilitation network, yet man...
The therapeutic community (TC) in the United Kingdom was built out of a merging of the democratic TC...
This book provides a much-needed account of informal community-based approaches to working with ment...
The quality of the environment is important to client recovery and rehabilitation.\ud • The preferre...
BACKGROUND: Therapeutic communities (TCs) are becoming increasingly widespread as a form of treatmen...
<p><strong>Introduction:</strong> The constant transformation of communities and its relationship...
This paper presents several critiques of conventional mental health care and introduces the therapeu...
This paper raises issues about the process and conduct of clinical relationships with people diagnos...
Simple core statements of the therapeutic community as a treatment modal-ity are given, including a ...
This chapter introduces democratic ways of working within mental health, specifically Therapeutic Co...
Therapeutic communities (TCs) have become a mainstay of the drug rehabilitation network, yet many im...
Social relationships and communities provide the context and impetus for a range of psychological de...
Social relationships and communities provide the context and impetus for a range of psychological de...
From the 1950s on different movements, ideas and key figures have contributed to the emergence of th...
textabstractTherapeutic communities for addicts developed since the Sixties without a clear theory o...
Therapeutic communities (TC\u27s) have become a mainstay of the drug rehabilitation network, yet man...
The therapeutic community (TC) in the United Kingdom was built out of a merging of the democratic TC...
This book provides a much-needed account of informal community-based approaches to working with ment...
The quality of the environment is important to client recovery and rehabilitation.\ud • The preferre...
BACKGROUND: Therapeutic communities (TCs) are becoming increasingly widespread as a form of treatmen...
<p><strong>Introduction:</strong> The constant transformation of communities and its relationship...