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[Beyond the walls : organizing intervention around people's progress.].

D Gaucher

    Sante Mentale Au Quebec
    |January 1, 1987
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    Summary

    Mental health services are at a crossroads, necessitating a shift towards integrating individuals with mental handicaps into society. This involves understanding the

    Area of Science:

    • Mental Health Services Research
    • Social Psychiatry
    • Disability Studies

    Context:

    • The mental health service system is undergoing significant reforms and societal changes.
    • Current services require a re-evaluation to better integrate individuals with mental handicaps.
    • Societal impact of mental health service evolution.

    Purpose:

    • To reframe mental health interventions around the integration of individuals with mental handicaps into community life.
    • To analyze the concept of 'trajectory' as a measure of declining life opportunities for individuals with mental handicaps.
    • To explore the causes and mechanisms behind this decline to inform service organization and intervention goals.

    Summary:

    • Introduces the concept of 'trajectory' to describe the progressive loss of opportunities for individuals with mental handicaps.

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  • Links this trajectory to individuals ending up in environments that hinder social integration and service utilization.
  • Examines the underlying causes and processes contributing to this diminished life course.

    • Impact:

    • Aims to stimulate debate on the fundamental purpose of mental health interventions.
    • Informs the restructuring of mental health services for improved social inclusion.
    • Highlights the need for a more integrated approach to mental healthcare and societal participation.