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Residential Treatment of Adolescents: A Treatment Model
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1984This paper outlines a residential treatment model for adolescents. An essential component of this model is its emphasis on rehabilitation. Thus, community involvement and, therefore, treatment within the community is a cornerstone of patient management.
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Residential and Inpatient Treatment
1980A wide array of residential and hospital treatment facilities for children and adolescents exists. This includes short-term university-based inpatient units; short-term and intermediate units in psychiatric county and state hospitals; residential treatment centers; therapeutic group homes; boarding schools; residences; and juvenile detention centers ...
Theodore A. Petti, G. Pirooz Sholevar
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The function of food in residential treatment
Journal of Adolescence, 1987This paper describes the behaviour and backgrounds of adolescents in a therapeutic community and proposes that all experiences in the residential context need to form a single integrated psychotherapeutic process. Although reference is made to group and organizational issues, the central consideration is of the significance of food and its treatment ...
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TRAINING THE PSYCHIATRIST IN RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1967Let me preface my remarks about the training of psychiatrists in residential treatment by a number of definitions. First, for "psychiatrists" read "psychiatric residents and fellows in child psychiatry." That part of the definition is important, for it is a debatable issue whether psychiatric residents should indeed be allowed within operational ...
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Legal issues in residential treatment
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2004Residential treatment centers face increasingly complex legal issues in the current environment. For example, this article described some of the complex federal and state requirements related to the preservation of confidentiality and the conditions under which the breaking confidentiality is permitted.
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Future directions in residential treatment
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2004Residential treatment has assumed a role in the service system of being the placement of last resort. This has been driven by various policy initiatives and trends to which the field has tended to respond with defensiveness. Experiences over the past few decades have demonstrated that the issue for residential programs is not simply the survival of an ...
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Is Residential Treatment Misunderstood?
Journal of Child and Family Studies, 2006What lies at the heart of its weak evidence base, changing ideology, and funding reductions, is the lack of a clear understanding of exactly what defines or constitutes residential treatment. This is not a new or novel idea, as others have echoed this same concern for years (Durkin & Durkin, 1975; Epstein, 2004).
Linda S. Butler, Peter M. McPherson
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Functional assessment in residential treatment
Residential Treatment For Children & Youth, 2008Summary This paper covers the application of functional behavioral assessment (FBA) to treatment of problem behavior in residential facilities. Basic behavioral concepts are covered with emphasis on antecedent events and their importance in assessment and treatment.
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Treatment in Residential Settings
1996Geriatric behavioral disturbances present numerous difficulties for both the staff and the residents of nursing homes and other geriatric long-term care settings. Examples of these problematic behaviors include behavioral excesses, such as agitation, wandering, disruptive vocalization (DV) and physical aggression, and various behavioral deficits ...
Louis D. Burgio +2 more
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Michael—Psychotherapeutic Treatment in the Context of Residential Treatment
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 2000This paper describes the five-year psychotherapy of a boy suffering from a very early developmental disorder. The treatment involved bringing the child back to the point of crisis in maternal caring. This type of regression is vital in treating certain severe disturbances, but it can also be dangerous; hence the importance of an appropriate ...
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