I have hope.

Brown, Patrick

doi:10.1037/h0095190

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“…It was so gross; it was like a thick cloud hanging over me. (Brown, 1999, p. 76).When I first heard the voices, I would drink until I passed out. When I woke up with a vicious hangover, the voices would be there like thunder, and I would start drinking again.…”

Section: Reasons For Concernmentioning

confidence: 99%

Campus mental health services: Recommendations for change.

Mowbray

Megivern

Mandiberg

et al. 2006

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

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College officials indicate that the number of students with serious mental illnesses has risen significantly. Recent media attention surrounding several high profile suicides has opened discussion of mental illness on campus. The authors summarize literature on college students and mental illness, including barriers to service receipt. Recommendations to improve campus-based responses to serious mental illness are presented on the basis of well-accepted service principles.

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Section: Reasons For Concernmentioning

confidence: 99%

Campus mental health services: Recommendations for change.

Mowbray

Megivern

Mandiberg

et al. 2006

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

312

211

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“…Moreover, the SHS-9 did not include items on achieving goals or on ongoing goal-directed thinking, which is a main dimension of hope [10,11,28]. Persons with mental illness have little faith in themselves because they tend to believe that they are the worst entities to ever exist [29]. The lack of belief in one's capacity may influence the meaning of hope for a person with schizophrenia as compared to that for a healthy person without mental illness.…”

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Feasibility of the Schizophrenia Hope Scale-9: A psychometric study

Choe

Ryu

Kim

2020

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Hope is important in the rehabilitation of persons with schizophrenia, through scales to measure hope are not appropriate for this population. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to identify the psychometric properties of the Schizophrenia Hope Scale-9 (SHS-9) using data from 83 people with schizophrenia in four mental health centers and 762 healthy persons from two universities in South Korea. The mean (standard deviation) SHS-9 score of the participants with schizophrenia and healthy participants was 11.24 (4.90) and 14.83 (3.10), respectively. Lower scores indicate a lower level of hope. The internal consistency alpha coefficient was 0.92 with a 4-week test-retest reliability of 0.89. Criterion-related construct validity was established by examining the correlation between the SHS-9 and the State-Trait Hope Inventory scores. Divergent validity was identified through a negative relationship of SHS-9 with the Beck Hopelessness Scale. The construct validity of the SHS-9 was confirmed through principal component analysis with extraction methods, which resulted in a one-factor solution, accounting for 49–60% of the total item variance.. This study provided evidence for the validity and reliability of the SHS-9; therefore, it could be used to measure hope in people with schizophrenia.

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“…The section includes an excellent publication on advocacy, self-help and consumer self-help services (Lefley, 2003). The chapter ends with an insightful personal narrative about hope and recovery (Brown, 1999). The collection of readings clearly demonstrates evidence of the breadth of individualized, recovery-oriented strategies and practices.…”

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Review of Recovery from severe mental illnesses: Research evidence and implications for Practice Volume II.

Bernacchio¹

2008

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

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I have hope.

Cited by 4 publications

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Campus mental health services: Recommendations for change.

Campus mental health services: Recommendations for change.

Feasibility of the Schizophrenia Hope Scale-9: A psychometric study

Review of Recovery from severe mental illnesses: Research evidence and implications for Practice Volume II.

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