Advocating for the Full-Frame Approach

Pearson, Geraldine S.

doi:10.1111/j.1744-6163.2008.00141.x

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“…As the social network of the individuals is integral to consumer rehabilitation and management of symptomology, psychologists can make increased efforts to integrate a full-frame approach by considering the relationships, friends, and the community of which an individual is a member. This approach may reduce barriers to treatment and allow indirect information to be shared about those members who are invested in the individual (Pearson, 2008). Calls for research that examines how variations in family and interpersonal relationships influence mental health outcomes would be beneficial in understanding and establishing holistic approaches to treatment (Hwang, Myers, Abe-Kim, & Ting, 2008).…”

Section: Micro Level: Social Justice Advocacy and Mental Health Consu...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Social justice advocacy in mental health services: Consumer, community, training, and policy perspectives.

Marshall-Lee

Hinger

Popović

et al. 2020

Psychological Services

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This article addresses important aspects of and strategies for social justice advocacy in mental health care across consumer, community, educational, and policy domains. Social justice advocacy is intentional and sustained action intended to influence public policy outcomes, with and/or on behalf of a vulnerable individual, group, community, or the public at large. The paper presents a series of policy and advocacy levels of change, which may be used to promote social justice among individuals with mental health disorders with an emphasis on how psychologists can be valuable in these efforts. These social justice advocacy approaches are presented in a 3-level bio/socioecological framework at the micro, meso, and macro levels based on Bronfenbrenner's theoretical model.

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Section: Micro Level: Social Justice Advocacy and Mental Health Consu...mentioning

confidence: 99%