Foreword by Julian Rappaport
Part I. Overview of Community Psychology, Community Mental Health,
and Transformative Change
Chapter 1. Transformative Change in Community Mental Health: A
Community Psychology Framework
Geoffrey Nelson, Bret Kloos, and José Ornelas
Part II. Theoretical Perspectives on Transformative Change
Chapter 2. Drawing Upon Community Psychology History and Theory as
Resources for Transformative Change in Mental Health
Bret Kloos, José Ornelas, and Geoffrey Nelson
Chapter 3. Perspectives on Transformative Change in Community
Mental Health
John Sylvestre
Chapter 4. The Capabilities Approach to Transformative Change in
Mental Health
Marybeth Shinn
Part III. Transformative Change and Consumer Participation
Chapter 5. Transforming Mental Health Care through the
Participation of the Recovery Community
Larry Davidson, Priscilla Ridgway, Maria O'Connell, and Thomas A.
Kirk, Jr.
Chapter 6. The Impact of Mental Health Consumer-Run Organizations
on Transformative Change
Louis D. Brown and Susan Rogers
Part IV. Transformative Change in Services and Practices
Chapter 7. Wellness Recovery Action Planning: The Role of Wellness
Promotion in a New Paradigm of Community Mental Health
Mary Ellen Copeland and Jessica A. Jonikas
Chapter 8. Defining the Competencies of Different Stakeholders in a
Transformed Mental Health System
Tim Aubry and Mary O'Hagan
Chapter 9. Planning Transformative Change for Mental Health
Services for Cultural-linguistic Communities
Geoffrey Nelson, Hsiao d'Ailly, Joanna Ochocka, Rich Janzen, Sarah
Maiter, and Nora Jacobson
Part V. Transformative Community Change
Chapter 10. Recovering Community in Mental Health: The
Contributions and Challenges of Community Psychology
Bret Kloos, Greg Townley, Victoria Chien, Betsy Davis, Laura
Kurzban, and David Asiamah
Chapter 11. Who Is John?: Community Integration as a Paradigm for
Transformative Change in Community Mental Health
Mark Salzer and Richard C. Baron
Part VI. Transformative Change of Social Conditions
Chapter 12. Transformative Organizational Change in Community
Mental Health
José Ornelas, Teresa Duarte, and Maria Fátima Jorge-Monteiro
Chapter 13. Housing First and System/Community Transformation
Paula Goering and Sam Tsemberis
Chapter 14. Supported Education as a Vehicle for Transformative
Change in Mental Health Treatment Philosophy
Karen Unger
Part VII. Transformative Policy Change
Chapter 15. Beginning to Take Control: Ontario's Consumer/Survivor
Development Initiative
John Trainor and David Reville
Chapter 16. Recovery-oriented Mental Health Policies: Implications
for Transformative
Change in Five Nations
Myra Piat and Lauren Polvere
Part VIII. Conclusion
Chapter 17. Transforming Research for Transformative Change in
Mental Health: Towards the Future
Nev Jones, Lauren Munro, Jay Harrison, Rita Aguiar
Chapter 18. Transformative Change in Community Mental Health:
Future Directions
Geoffrey Nelson, Bret Kloos, and José Ornelas
Geoffrey Nelson, PhD, is Professor of Psychology and a faculty
member in the graduate program in Community Psychology at Wilfrid
Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario. His research and practice
has focused on community mental health programs and supports for
people with serious mental illness and community-based prevention
programs for children and families. In 2013 he received the award
for Distinguished Contributions to Theory and Research in
Community Psychology from the Society for Community Research and
Action, Division 27 of the American Psychological Association.
Bret Kloos is an Associate Professor of Psychology in the
University of South Carolina's Clinical-Community Psychology
doctoral training program. Along with students and community
partners, his work has focused on housing issues for persons with
psychiatric disabilities, social inclusion, promoting mutual help,
and fostering community development that create structures that
sustain people's well-being and that allow for liberation from
oppressive conditions. He is
President-elect of the Society for Community Research and
Action.
José Ornelas, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the ISPA -
InstitutoUniversitário, in Lisboa, Portugal. At ISPA-IU, he is the
Director of the Community Development undergraduate program and
Community Psychology Masters and Doctoral programs. Over the last
25 years he has developed research and practice in the field of
Community Psychology, particularly in the domains of community
mental health. He was the first President of the European
Association of Community
Psychology and was the 2011 recipient of the Calouste Gulbenkian
Foundation Social Award for his work in developing AEIPS, a
community mental health organization in Lisboa that he founded in
1987.
"This volume both respects the history of the community mental
health movement and points it to a more revolutionary future. It's
the most exciting, energizing book about community mental health to
appear in years." --Keith Humphreys, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry,
Stanford University
"This book, the latest in this important series, charts a new
course to advance community mental health. The chapters offer vivid
descriptions of conceptual frameworks and programs for mental
health consumers/survivors that will inform even the most
progressive mental health professionals. This is a 'must read' for
everyone committed to improving mental health." --Jean Ann Linney,
PhD, Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Villanova
University
"This is an important book--a great collection of ideas and
examples about how best to engage in transformative action and
improve the health and wellbeing of individuals, groups, and
communities. From identifying problems in existing paradigms of
community mental health, to discussing potential approaches and
solutions, this book is a great resource for everyone interested in
action to bring about positive social change." -- Vicky
Stergiopoulos, MD,
Psychiatrist-In-Chief, St. Michael's Hospital, and Associate
Professor and Director, Division of Adult Psychiatry and Health
Systems, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto
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