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Long-Term Mental Health Relationships

Community Mental Health

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Health Practice Relationships

Part of the book series: Practice, Education, Work and Society ((PEWS))

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Abstract

Living with mental illness is a challenge for many people and creates the need for comprehensive health and community services. Over recent decades, mental health services have transformed from institutional to community-based care, with a clear transition from custodial care to person-centred treatment and support services. Health, housing, rehabilitation and recreational services work towards supporting the least restrictive environment for people who live with mental illness.

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  1. (Teach & Learn) Faculty of Health, Deakin University, Australia

    Lynne Adamson PhD, MAppSci(OT), BAppSci(Occ Ther), Grad Cert Higher Ed

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  1. Lynne Adamson PhD, MAppSci(OT), BAppSci(Occ Ther), Grad Cert Higher Ed
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  1. The Education For Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University, Australia

    Joy Higgs

  2. The University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health, The Education For Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University, Australia

    Anne Croker

  3. The Education For Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University, Mountain Mobile Physiotherapy Service, Wentworth Falls, NSW, Australia

    Diane Tasker

  4. Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service, Westmead Hospital, The Education For Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University, Australia

    Jill Hummell

  5. The Education For Practice Institute, Charles Sturt University, Australia

    Narelle Patton

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Adamson, L. (2014). Long-Term Mental Health Relationships. In: Higgs, J., Croker, A., Tasker, D., Hummell, J., Patton, N. (eds) Health Practice Relationships. Practice, Education, Work and Society. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-788-9_21

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