Titlebook: Mental Health Self-Help; Consumer and Family Louis D. Brown,Scott Wituk Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010 Evaluation.Pub

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Book 2010tional mental health organizations. At the same time, this apparent success raises significant questions about their short-term efficacy and their value to lasting recovery....Mental Health Self-Help. assembles the state of the evidence on the effectiveness of MHSH, beginning with the individual and

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Introduction to Mental Health Self-Helpinitiatives have become increasingly widespread over the years and today MHSH initiatives outnumber traditional mental health organizations in the United States (Goldstrom et al., 2006). The goal of this book is to provide research-based insight into the development of effective MHSH initiatives. Th

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Theoretical Foundations of Mental Health Self-Help used to conceptualize the outcomes of participation in MHSH initiatives. Second, we present several perspectives on MHSH setting characteristics that influence individual outcomes, including ., . and .. Third, we summarize theoretical perspectives providing insight into how individuals benefit from

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Participatory Action Research and Evaluation with Mental Health Self-Help Initiatives: A Theoreticaltives should address several questions. What values will underlie the partnership? How will power be shared? What will the focus of the research be? What type of knowledge will be sought? How will the knowledge be used? What roles will the different partners play? In this chapter, we present a theor

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The Contributions of Mutual Help Groups for Mental Health Problems to Psychological Well-Being: A Syhological and social functioning. It first outlines how mutual help groups fit into the broader picture of mental health self-help initiatives, and discusses some issues involved in conducting effectiveness research on mutual help groups (i.e., how to determine whether they are beneficial to their m

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Online Self-Help/Mutual Aid Groups in Mental Health Practicef social and mental health issues. They offer advantages to consumers since they are not bound to time, place, or social presence. Research supports their benefits in areas of health, mental health, addictions, stigmatized identities, trauma and violence recovery, and grief support. Harm may also co

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