Exploring the concept of ‘family recovery' in families and individuals with lived experience of psychosis
DClinPsych Thesis
Mundy, E. 2019. Exploring the concept of ‘family recovery' in families and individuals with lived experience of psychosis. DClinPsych Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Salomons Centre for Applied Psychology
Authors | Mundy, E. |
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Type | DClinPsych Thesis |
Qualification name | Doctor of Clinical Psychology |
Abstract | Introduction. Families play an important role in the clinical and personal recovery outcomes of people with lived experience of psychosis, yet they are also affected by their informal caregiving role. The contributions that families make to service user personal recovery outcomes, as well as to their own personal recovery journeys, has been referred to as ‘family recovery’. The aim of this review was to identify the core components of family recovery by reviewing the empirical research and existing models of family recovery. Results: Twelve papers were identified that met inclusion criteria. These comprised eight descriptive models of family recovery and four empirical qualitative papers exploring staff and service user perspectives on family recovery. Family recovery reflected three key components: 1) how families promote the recovery outcomes of people with psychosis 2) the personal recovery needs of family members, and 3) promoting the recovery of the family system. Conclusions: An understanding of the family experiences of recovery may help to facilitate improved personal recovery outcomes for families. However, the literature remains in its infancy and is hampered by a lack of empirical research. Implications for practice and further research are outlined. |
Keywords | Family recovery; Psychosis; Literature review |
Year | 2019 |
File | File Access Level Open |
Supplemental file | File Access Level Restricted |
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Deposited | 07 Feb 2020 |
https://repository.canterbury.ac.uk/item/8qqy5/exploring-the-concept-of-family-recovery-in-families-and-individuals-with-lived-experience-of-psychosis
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