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Final readings Flashcards

1
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Recovery

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Copeland & Mead
Deegan
Harding

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Copeland & Mead

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need to promote recovery
always told symptoms will never cure
need collaborative process

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Deegan

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Hope is very important in recovery
need to accept limitations
need wide variety of programs - every journey is unique

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Harding

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seven myths about schizophrenia

chronicity, homogeneity, can’t be a part of society

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5
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Stigma

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Schulze

Corrigan

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Schulze

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Study with focus groups
Looked at people with schizo, relatives, MH pros
Social relations, structure, public image, access to social roles

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Corrigan

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Film based vs. in vivo condition

contact needs to be targeted and continuous

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8
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Aboriginal MH

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Kirmayer

Chandler and Lalonde

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Kirmayer

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Rethinking resilience
Language and culture as resource for healing
Resilience through renewal of indigenous identity

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10
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Chandler and Lalonde

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Cultural continuity against suicide
personal and cultural continuity to understand suicide in youth
Having ID undermined is a risk
Need to persevere + rehabilitate culture

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11
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Men’s Mental Health

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Hawkes
Oliffe
Brooks

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12
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Hawkes

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Gender and global health
Need gender-sensitive primary care
Gender norms focus on vulnerability of women

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Oliffe

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Criteria not adapted to diagnose men’s depression (misdiagnosis)
Behaviours linked to dominant ideals of masculinity
Role in society makes it harder to acknowledge illness
Male unfriendly environment

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Brooks

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psychiatry should be sensitive to socio-cultural influences of gender
Violence in men as paradoxical
Need reconstruction of masculinity and new model of counselling for men

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15
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Immigration, race and ethnicity

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Sharpley et al

Veling et al

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Sharpley et al

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Psychosis among african-carribean people in england

routine clinical diagnosis for schizo not reliable

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Veling et al

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ethnic density

higher psychotic disorder if lower ethnic density

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18
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Peer support

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Davidson

Mead

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Davidson

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Peer support among adults with serious MI
Stigma gets in way of recovery
PS situated between clinical/formal service and friendship/ bi-directional RS

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Mead (PS)

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moving past medical (bio) model
allows people to see that recovery is possible
PS allows to get rid of stigma

21
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Religion and mental health

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Koenig

King et al

22
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Koenig

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religion as source of comfort but can be entangled with neurotic and psychotic disorders
religion promotes positive world view
but can increase fear and guilt

23
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King et al

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if religious understanding of life but no religious FW –> high risk of MD

24
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Employment, housing and urban issues

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Gladwell

Luhrmann

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Gladwell

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Million dollar murray 
homelessness isn't a permanent problem 
80% of homeless are in and out of a shelter quickly 
Drug users among most common homeless 
Need housing first option
26
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Luhrmann

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Homeless psychotic women in the US saying no to help
ethnographic method
diagnosis dependent housing more successful if diagnosis is downplayed
institutional circuit
MI seen as vulnerability – don’t wanna accept diagnosis + stigma

27
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Media

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Mindset

Whitley

28
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Mindset

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reporting on MH
evidence based articles 
stop stigma
stop link to violence 
need to relay voice of people with MI + experts 
spread recovery
29
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Whitley (media)

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trends in newspapers coverage of MI
see link with MHCC
people with MI more likely to be victims than perpetrators
40% link with violence

30
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Suicide and self harm

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Navanaleen
Weir
Hawton

31
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Navanaleen

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Suicide rates: an overview
3 times higher in men
40-59 highest rate
married people have lower risk

32
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Weir

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the hidden epidemic 
drukehim - link to social integration 
need national prevention strategies 
indivdualsied treatment plan
reduce stigma
33
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Hawton

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self harm and suicide in adolescents
negative life events (+reasons given in class)
under-reported in adolescents
need better diagnosis and reduce stigma to increase help-seeking behaviour

34
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Participatory video and photovoice

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Cabassa et al

Sitter

35
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Cabassa et al

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use of PV to see how people picture their recovery
main themes: spirituality, life achievements, support
important to understand what recovery means to them

36
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Sitter

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Artistic methods proven to be effective for reducing stigma
“a right to love”
Active participation in creation of their own narrative
“self-advocacy”
Video as entry point to discourse

37
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Individualisation

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Whitley

38
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Whitley (individualisation)

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Post-Modernity and MH
Rapid social transformation (cultural lag)
Tyranny of freedom
narcissistic retreat into the self
Culture of expertise (less confidence in the natural order of things –> medicalization)
Transformation of intimacy “second demographic transition”
emphasis on future –> uncertainty, anxiety

39
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Eating disorders

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Becker et al
Fox et al
Smink

40
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Becker et al

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ED and exposure to TV in Fijian adolescent girls
people with TV 3 times more likely to have an ED
increase in body dissatisfaction

41
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Fox et al

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pre-anorexia, anti recovery model
glorification of anorexia as a lifestyle
pro-ana movement with distinct expertise
glorification vs. support
anorexia as coping mechanism for society

42
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Smink

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EDNOS - not well defined, heterogeneous

definitions mostly

43
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Global Mental Health and Globalisation

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Prideaux
Summerfield
Whitley

44
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Prideaux

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in richer societies more money invested in MI

importance of definition for diagnostic

45
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Summerfield

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GMH as oxymoron and medical imperialism
definitions grounded in western culture
assumed universality = mistake
need to consider “nature of reality” –> cultural context
form of colonialisation –> speaking for other people

46
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Whitley (GMH)

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Massive treatment gap
scale up + task shifting
BUT - colonial médecine, ignores indigenous modalities
history of GMH

47
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MHCC

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Jorm

Kitchener

48
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Jorm

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Mental health literacy
important to be able to prevent, recognize, seek hero, give self help strategies, first aid skills
reduce late diagnosis
more positive attitude towards treatment

49
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Kitchener

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studied effects of MH first aid

increase in recognising schizophrenia

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