Consumers/survivors/ex-patients as change facilitators

¹New York State Office of Mental Health in Albany, New York, USA.

New Directions for Mental Health Services

|March 13, 2001

Abstract:

The expertise gleaned from being a patient in a psychiatric hospital is used to train hospital staff in what is helpful to patients and what hurts. The trainers are consumers/survivors/ex-patients in different stages of recovery.

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