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The meaning of work for people with severe mental illness: a systematic review
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Mental Health Review Journal
Mental Health Review Journal (2021) 26 (2): 170–179.
Published: 04 March 2021
...Maria Axiotidou; Doxa Papakonstantinou Purpose Mental illness is associated with high unemployment rates, limited working opportunities, work-related discrimination, stigma and prejudices. For people with severe mental illness, the work reality is even more burdensome. This paper aims to explore...
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Work ‐ Whose Business is it Anyway?
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Mental Health Review Journal
Mental Health Review Journal (2007) 12 (2): 15–17.
Published: 01 June 2007
...Geoff Shepherd Finding employment is often a key element in recovery from mental ill health but, argues Professor Geoff Shepherd, few professionals place work at the top of their list of priorities during their efforts to support clients through rehabilitation. It is, he suggests, time for change...
