Titlebook: Exploring Identities of Psychiatric Survivor Therapists; Beyond Us and Them Alexandra L. Adame,Matthew Morsey,Kristina Yates Book 2017 The

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A Brief History of the Psychiatric Survivor Movement,vement in the United States as well as the subsequent mental health advocacy efforts that followed. National policy factors, such as deinstitutionalization of the psychiatric hospital system, as well as the critical zeitgeist of the 1960s and 1970s are considered in this analysis of the movement’s o

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Self-Disclosure,son with lived experience. This chapter describes some of the literature written on the subject of self-disclosure and specifically how it relates to the psychiatric survivor-therapist dual identity. In a series of four essays, each of the coauthors describes situations in which they have disclosed

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Healing and Self-Determination,cy work, and personal lives. The right to self-determination is an important value of the psychiatric survivor movement, and in this chapter, we explore related topics of choice, empowerment, and self-definition in relation to the psychiatric survivor movement as well as our own healing journeys. Th

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Respect and Inclusion, the psychiatric survivor movement, and in their clinical practice as well. Throughout the chapter, respect for the diversity of the human condition is expressed in various ways, including contextual understanding of experience rather than singular modes of knowing, tolerance for ambiguity, and valu

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