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[Psychiatric rehabilitation in a secure treatment setting]
1Josephine County Mental Health Department, Grants Pass, Oregon, USA. haxer0812@aol.com
Psychiatria Polska
|April 29, 2000
Summary
This study outlines a rehabilitative program for severely mentally ill individuals in secure facilities. It emphasizes teaching self-control through real-life tasks and natural consequences to minimize confrontations.
Area of Science:
- Psychiatry
- Rehabilitation Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
Context:
- Secure residential treatment facilities
- Challenges in rehabilitating severely mentally ill patients
- Oregon's "hard to place" former state hospital patients
Purpose:
- Describe the mission, goals, and methods of a new facility
- Highlight the importance of self-control training
- Illustrate therapeutic interventions with clinical vignettes
Summary:
- Focuses on establishing rehabilitative programs in locked environments
- Emphasizes teaching residents self-control
- Utilizes real-life tasks and natural consequences for behavior management
Impact:
- Provides a model for facilities working with challenging patient populations
- Demonstrates effective strategies for minimizing confrontation
- Contributes to the understanding of therapeutic approaches in secure settings