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Tag Archives: anosognosia
New Video: Stopping the Revolving Door
The Treatment Advocacy Center has just released Stopping The Revolving Door: A Civil Approach to Treating Severe Mental Illness, a 30 minute video about the controversial subject of compulsory outpatient treatment. It is not comfortable for families to watch, since … Continue reading
PsychOdyssey White Paper on Outpatient Commitment
PsychOdyssey Academy adds a new resource for its PsychOdyssey 350: Compulsory Treatment course. “Outpatient Commitment: A Philosophical Dilemma for Families” is a short academic paper prepared by PsychOdyssey founder Tom Pyle for his own graduate work in Psychiatric Rehabilitation at University … Continue reading
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Tagged anosognosia, compulsory treatment, deinstitutionalization, homlessness, mandatory treatment, Outpatient commitment, Psychiatric Rehabilitation, severe mental illness, UMDNJ, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
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