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The halfway house: on the road to independence
- Authors:
- GOLOMB Sylvia L., KOCSIS Andrea
- Publisher:
- Brunner/Mazel
- Publication year:
- 1988
- Pagination:
- 258p.,bibliog.
- Place of publication:
- New York
Describes the theoretical constructs underlying the halfway house, and the application of theory to the day-to-day functioning of staff and patients in this setting. Shows how mental illness interrupts functioning in many spheres, thus requiring a rehabilitation programme that offers a broad range of services. Demonstrates how halfway houses meet these needs by utilising a wide range of community resources. Describes the supportive and adjunctive role of halfway houses in the treatment that primary therapists offer their patients in the community. Covers halfway house management. Gives an overview of the kinds of illness found in halfway houses. Describes the physical structure of the residence and its daily routine, as well as the life lead within the facility from admission to discharge.