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ISPS-US Issues Map »
ISPS-US Issues Map
ISPS-US Issues Map☜The International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis: US Chapter. Issues Map.☜F1CEB7
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Issues. »
Issues.
Issues.☜This map was seeded with commonly arising issues on the ISPS-US listserv. ☜FFB597
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Is coercion ever justified in psychiatric treatment? »
Is coercion ever justified in psychiatric treatment?
Is coercion ever justified in psychiatric treatment?☜☜D5CB99
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No☜☜59C6EF
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Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities »
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities☜What makes it so significant? For one thing, it is because this landmark convention puts forward nothing less than a total ban on both involuntary treatment and the involuntary confinement of people who have broken no laws.☜98CE71
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MindFreedom »
MindFreedom
MindFreedom☜MindFreedom - Fighting Back Against Human Rights Abuses in the Mental Health System☜98CE71
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No, because don't know if MI even exists »
No, because don't know if MI even exists
No, because don't know if MI even exists☜Before deciding how to balance those risks, shouldn’t we have more confidence that the “constructs” championed by Frances and the cognition-crippling brain diseases to which Jaffe likens them are fundamentally similar? ☜98CE71
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The Freedom to Refuse Treatment »
The Freedom to Refuse Treatment
The Freedom to Refuse Treatment☜Mental Illness and the Right to Refuse Treatment: Right or PrivilegeProfessional Psychology: Research and Practice (2005):36 (5), pp. 488-497☜98CE71
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