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Navigating Mental Health Crises: Understanding Pivotal Phases, Health Campaigns, and Community Resilience for Recovery and Reform
Abstract
This study delves into personal narratives of mental health crises and psychiatric treatment, comparing them with an extended Caplan's Crisis Theory. The objective is to unravel identifiable phases and turning points in these narratives, challenging traditional diagnostic categories and advocating for a paradigm shift in crisis intervention strategies. Through meticulous analysis, distinct phases of mental health crises emerged, showcasing the impact of interventions on recovery trajectories. Proposed alternative crisis categories highlighted the universal quest for safety and professional care, countered by social barriers. The study calls for a paradigm shift in mental health services, emphasizing psychosocial factors and community support. Through empathetic understanding and strategic interventions, mental health services can be restructured to be more responsive, fostering recovery and resilience among individuals facing mental health crises.
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