The May issue of Psychiatric Services includes a special section on social integration, including discussions of coercion in recovery-oriented approaches, housing, and the role of consumer-providers.
The May issue of Psychiatric Services includes a special section on social integration, including discussions of coercion in recovery-oriented approaches, housing, and the role of consumer-providers.
Truly disgusting. They talk about ‘perceived coercion’. How dare they! So if you get locked up and forcibly drugged, it is merely your ‘perception’ that things are being done to you against your will. They will never learn. They hate human rights.
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