Too close for comfort

Article Abstract:

Being located in a psychiatric ward near a maternity ward can be a painful experience for mentally ill mothers who have had their children forcibly removed by social services. Nursing staff are often unaware of the psychological pain suffered by mothers who see newborn babies being taken home by their proud parents on a daily basis, knowing they were once in the same happy situation.

Psychological aspects, Women, Psychotherapy patients

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Barriers to employment in severe mental illnesss

Article Abstract:

The barriers to employment for people with severe mental illness is discussed. Clinical practice needs to be modified and further researched to be carried for removing these barriers is also suggested.

United Kingdom, Labor force information, Administration of Education Programs, Vocational Schools, Vocational Education, Technical and Trade Schools, Vocational Educatn Programs, Employment

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