De Nederlandse naastenorganisaties in de ggz: Een kleine geschiedenis

Translated title of the contribution: The Dutch family organisations in mental health care: A concise history

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Abstract

The history of how Dutch relations of people with severe mental health issues organised from the 1960s onwards. Initially protesting against malpractices and circumstances that were harmful to their loved ones first, and to themselves only second, by the 1980s the awareness arose that the interests of psychiatric patients and those close to them were not always the same. In response to developments that increasingly marginalised close relations, even though they were expected to shoulder the bulk of care, from 1980 onwards, these relations established their own activist organisations, empowering themselves and demanding their voices to be heard.
Translated title of the contributionThe Dutch family organisations in mental health care: A concise history
Original languageDutch
Pages (from-to)25-37
Number of pages13
JournalParticipatie en herstel van mensen met psychische aandoeningen en psychosociale beperkingen
Volume34
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2024

Keywords

  • Mental health care
  • family
  • social movements
  • ACTIVISM
  • psychiatry

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