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Crisis and connection.

Shery Mead1, David Hilton

  • 1Fielding Institute, USA. mead2@earthlink.net

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal
|September 12, 2003
PubMed
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Psychiatric crisis care can shift from involuntary commitment to a recovery-focused model. This approach prioritizes understanding the individual's subjective experience, fostering trust, and creating meaning during distress.

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Area of Science:

  • Mental Health Services
  • Psychiatric Crisis Intervention
  • Recovery-Oriented Care

Background:

  • The conflict between involuntary commitment and recovery systems in mental health is significant.
  • Media portrayals often create fear around psychiatric disabilities, leading to social control disguised as treatment.
  • Current crisis interventions can pathologize distress and hinder individuals' meaning-making processes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a fundamental shift in understanding and intervening in psychiatric crises.
  • To move beyond objectifying crisis experiences as solely illness-related.
  • To promote a model that respects the subjective experience of individuals in crisis.

Main Methods:

  • Exploring the subjective experience of individuals during psychiatric crises.

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  • Building trust through shared subjective realities in the therapeutic relationship.
  • Developing and implementing peer support alternatives to psychiatric hospitalization.

    • Main Results:

    • A shift from objectification to exploration of subjective crisis experiences.
    • The creation of new meaning and mutually respectful relationships during distress.
    • Successful implementation of crisis counseling, planning, and peer support alternatives.

    Conclusions:

    • Psychiatric crises can be reframed as opportunities for growth and meaning-making.
    • A person-centered, recovery-oriented approach enhances crisis care.
    • Peer support models offer effective alternatives to traditional psychiatric hospitalizations.