Psychosocial Therapy in Psychiatry and New Forms of Cooperation with Patients
https://doi.org/10.31550/1727-2378-2023-22-6-40-43
Abstract
Aim: To consider new approaches to psychosocial therapy in psychiatry and cooperation with patients.
Key points. The review describes a new direction of research in psychiatry and clinical psychology associated with new forms of collaboration with patients — those receiving mental health care. Among the foundations of this direction are the concept of personal and social recovery and the “Open Dialogue” approach to psychosocial therapy. The movement's leaders are patients and clinicians who involve patients in research as colleagues.
Conclusion. New forms of collaboration with patients — those receiving mental health care, involving them in actual participation in research as colleagues are the basis for establishing trust and therapeutic alliance for developing and selecting diagnostic and therapeutic methods. Expanding the scope of collaboration with patients directly or indirectly increases the availability of psychosocial interventions and psychosocial support and promotes disease prevention and mental health care.
About the Author
N. D. Semenova
Moscow Research Institute of Psychiatry — a branch of the Serbsky National Medical Research Centre for Psychiatry and Narcology
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
3 Poteshnaya Str., build. 10, Moscow, 107076
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