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Recovery: Morning Report 21 Okt 2013

The document discusses definitions and models of recovery from mental illness. It describes Kraepelin and Bleuler's early pessimistic views of recovery from schizophrenia and possible improvement. More recent definitions see recovery as a journey towards living a meaningful life in the community. Key components of recovery include self-direction, empowerment, a holistic and non-linear approach, a strengths-based focus, peer support, respect, responsibility, and maintaining hope. Recovery is defined as both a process and an outcome, with the goal of overcoming barriers and living well.

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Recovery: Morning Report 21 Okt 2013

The document discusses definitions and models of recovery from mental illness. It describes Kraepelin and Bleuler's early pessimistic views of recovery from schizophrenia and possible improvement. More recent definitions see recovery as a journey towards living a meaningful life in the community. Key components of recovery include self-direction, empowerment, a holistic and non-linear approach, a strengths-based focus, peer support, respect, responsibility, and maintaining hope. Recovery is defined as both a process and an outcome, with the goal of overcoming barriers and living well.

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RECOVERY

Morning report
21 okt 2013
Fiddina mediola
Krappelin
Describe condition of schizophrenia
Posibility to make improvement of such condition
Temporary remmision
Bleuler
Same pesimistic view of posibility to recovery
Recovery with defect
Healing with scarring
Jacobson, 2004 consumer preview
2 type model of recovery
Medical model

a process of symptom reduction

Psychosocial or rehabilition model

Fuctional improvement and normalization


DEFINISI
Mental health recovery
By SAHMSA 2004
Is a journey of healing and transformation enabling a
person with a mental health problem to live a
meaningful life in a community of his or her choice
while striving to achieve his or her potential
10 FUNDAMENTAL COMPOENENTS
OF RECOVERY
Self direction
the recovery process must be self-directed by the individual, who
defines his or her own life goals and designs a unique path
towards those goals
Individualized and person centered
identifyrecovery as being an ongoing journey and
an end result as well as an overall paradigm for achieving
wellness and optimal mental health
Empowerment
Consumers have the authority to choose from a range of options
and to participate in all decisionsincluding the allocation of
resourcesthat will affect their lives, and are educated and
supported in so doing.
Through empowerment, an individual gains control of his or her
own destiny and influences the organizational and societal
structures in his or her life
Holistic
Recovery encompasses an individual's whole life, including
mind, body, spirit, and community
Non-linear
Recovery is not a step-by-step process but one based on
continual growth, occasional setbacks, and learning from
experience.
Strengths based
Recovery focuses on valuing and building on multiple
capacities, resiliencies, talents, coping abilities, and inherent
worth of individuals.
consumers leave stymied life roles behind and engage in new
life roles
consumers leave stymied life roles behind and engage in new
life roles
Peer support
Mutual supportincluding the sharing of experiential
knowledge and skills and social learningplays an
invaluable role in recovery
Consumers encourage and engage other consumers in
recovery and provide each other with a sense of belonging,
supportive relationships, valued roles, and community
Respect
Community, systems, and societal acceptance and
appreciation of consumersincluding protecting their
rights and eliminating discriminations and stigmaare
crucial in achieving recovery
Self-acceptance and regaining belief in one's self are
particularly vital. Respect ensures the inclusion and full
participation of consumers in all aspects of their lives.
Responsibility
Consumers have a personal responsibility for their own
self-care and journeys of recovery.
Consumers must strive to understand and give
meaning to their experiences and identify coping
strategies and healing processes to promote their own
wellness
Hope
Recovery provides the essential and motivating
message of a better futurethat people can and do
overcome the barriers and obstacles that confront them
Hope is internalized; but can be fostered by peers,
families, friends, providers, and others
REFERENCE
Kaplan & saddock, 2009. comprehensif textbook
of psychiatry, 9th ed.
Jesse, frederic J, et all,buletin schizofrenia,
Recovery From Schizophrenia: With Views of
Psychiatrists, Psychologists, andOthers Diagnosed
With This Disorder. vol. 35 no. 2 pp. 370380,
2009
Davidson, larry et all, buletin schizofrenia,
Remission and Recovery in Schizophrenia:
Practitioner and Patient Perspectives, vol. 34 no. 1
pp. 58, 2008
TERIMA KASIH

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