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Initiating Deinstitutionalisation: Early Attempts of Mental Health Care Reform in Greece, 1950s–1970ical, familial and social factors that complicated the implementation of community care, but concludes that even a relatively isolated and limited agent like the Centre had the potential to promote the extramural treatment of mental illness.

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‘Do You Have a Frog to Guide You?’: Exploring the ‘Asylum’ Spaces of R. D. Laingxamines investigations of familial worlds. Finally, through exploring the therapeutic pursuits of the PA, including the Archway Community, this chapter demonstrates the importance of investigating alternative spaces of asylum in the deinstitutionalised landscape, from their very imagining to their physical foundations.

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Callan Park in Transitionts attempting to consolidate and close the institution, the surrounding community’s priorities for the site and its future, and the reinstatement of a new model of psychiatric services at Callan Park.

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Deinstitutionalisation and the Great Sociocultural Shift to Consumer Culture in mental hospitals no longer was an appropriate cultural function. Social adjustment did not require a person to be productive. Even mentally ill people could live independently and make choices, including unwise choices, to purchase goods and services.

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‘Islands of Reform’: Early Transformation of the Mental Health Service in Lower Saxony, Germany in tm the mental health care system in the region. The chapter focuses on the opportunities as well as oppositions the reform protagonists were confronted with when trying to practically implement their vision of a social psychiatry.

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French Deinstitutionalisation or the Irony of Success: Psychiatrists, the State and the Transformatih mental health policies, Henckes also examines the role of psychiatric hospital construction standards in shaping the transformation of the psychiatric system. In the end, ‘French Deinstitutionalisation or the Irony of Success’ argues that the shortcomings of French mental health policies were a consequence of its very success.

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The Basaglian Legacy in Italian Psychiatry: Remembering, Myth-Making and Crystallisingriography around Italian deinstitutionalisation, Trivelli problematises how the Department has related to the figure of Basaglia. She suggests that employing ‘Basaglia’ as a cultural currency in order to safeguard present ‘models’ of care in Trieste contrasts starkly with the ideas that inspired his work.

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