Entering into, departing from and working within the psychiatric domain

Q3 Social Sciences Social Work and Social Sciences Review Pub Date : 2024-04-16 DOI:10.1921/swssr.v25i1.2295
Wulf Livingston
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This article is a Festschrift contribution which maps out the similarities in the career trajectories of Professor Peter Huxley and myself. It begins by exploring the key considerations of our common profession; social work, and its relationship with mental health. It then explores how a social orientation has enable us to reframe understandings of dual diagnosis. The second half of the article then explores the key lesson learnt from these interactions. The findings of the contribution are centred around the need for better understanding of the social detriments of mental health and substance use. In reaching these conclusions, the article summarises the importance of seeing individuals for the problems they encounter and working with them in partnership to arrive at more empowered responses.
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进入、离开精神病学领域并在其中工作
本文是彼得-赫胥黎教授的一篇纪念文章,描绘了彼得-赫胥黎教授和我在职业生涯中的相似之处。文章首先探讨了我们共同的职业--社会工作及其与心理健康的关系。然后,文章探讨了社会导向如何使我们重新理解双重诊断。文章的后半部分探讨了从这些互动中学到的关键经验。文章的结论集中在需要更好地理解精神健康和药物使用的社会危害。在得出这些结论的过程中,文章总结了看到个人所遇到的问题并与他们合作以达成更有力的应对措施的重要性。
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Social Work and Social Sciences Review Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science
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