Mental Health Services Flashcards

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Consumer Movement

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The 1980’s and 1990’s gave rise to the consumer movement where consumers created advocacy groups for better care. National Alliance on Mental Illness, to reduce stigma and educate

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Psychotropic Drugs

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Antipsychotics, chemicals used to treat mental disorders, the community mental health centers act was passed in 1963. Encouraged deinstitutionalization of people with mental illness.

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Recovery

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Describes the hopes for the future when consumers seek to meet their personal goals and educate the community

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Stigma

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Viewed as the largest obstacle to improving lives of people recovering from mental illness, that want to live normal lives.

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Mental Health Parity Act

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Prohibits insurers from imposing lifetime and annual benefit limit on mental health services that are not imposed on physical health care.

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Community Mental Health

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Attempted to serve diverse groups, developed in low income populations in the 1960’s and 1970’s

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Educational Equity

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Because education has been funded through property there has been disparity between classes

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Least Restrictive Environment

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School Social Workers and the interventions utilized to assist children within special education services should be in regular classes if possible, offer home instruction, or instruction in hospitals.

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Mental Hygiene Movement

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In the 1940’s Dorothea Lynde Dix, a retired teacher began a crusade and became the founder of the mental health care movement. She called attention to the poor conditions, overcrowding, and abuse within institutions at the federal and state level.

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Moral Treatment

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The belief that people with mental illness were lunatics and their problems sprung from violation of moral law

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Legal Advocacy Movement

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In the 1970’s this provoked a series of cases that ensured the rights of people with mental illness, ensuring their right to self determination and prohibited involuntary confinement.

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Criminalization model

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belief that people with mental illness are more violent is not borne out of research

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Treatment Model

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Empiracally based practice interventions used in mental health

  • family therapy
  • psychiatric rehab
  • cognitive therapy
  • assertive community treatment
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Rehabilitation vs punishment

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things and stuff

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Drug misuse

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the inappropriate use of medication or prescribed drugs

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Substance abuse

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The continued use of alcohol or other drugs in spite of adverse consequences

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Chemical Dependency

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Addiction to alcohol and or other drugs in contrast to non chemical addictions like gambling

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Three types of drugs

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Stimulants-hallucinogens-depressants

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Stimulants

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Meth— Increase alertness, wakefulness, and energy, psychostimulants or amphetamines = speed and meth

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Hallucinogens

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LSD— Distort visual and sensory perception.

psychoactive drugs or mood altering are hallucinogenic by working through the nervous system

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Depressants

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Alcohol–Disinhibition, reduce anxiety depress cns

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African Americans and the double stigma

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class/drug arrest 6x as likely to serve a long sentence

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Treatment vs Criminalization: The war on drugs

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The war on drugs reduces supply while imposing stiff penalties for offenses

  • supply side approach
  • treatment and prevention address the demand side
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Person in environment

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requires sw to consider the person and the sociological theories of the crimes

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Jane Adams

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First juvenile court system promoted reform

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First act for DV

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Violence against women act, 1994 law funded research and supported the creation of services to victims of dv