Exit from homelessness: Individuals with substance abuse or mental health problems

Article Abstract:

The sociodemographic conditions and the factors influencing the exit of homelessness are examined for three groups of marginalized homeless individuals in Denmark, drug addicts, alcohol abusers, and those with mental health problems. Results reveal that women have a high probability of exceeding homelessness, public debt is related to a lower probability of exit from homelessness, and a lower or moderate number of convictions is related to higher probability of finding a way out from homelessness.

Denmark, Public affairs, Social aspects, Surveys, Homelessness, Substance abusers

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Normalized vocational counseling for clients with schizophrenia: a case illustration in Hong Kong

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the vocational counseling of Hong Kong patients with schizophrenia is examined, focusing on the needs of the patients and the improvements needed in the psychiatric services system. Topics include a summary of Hong Kong vocational rehabilitation services, difficulties patients face, and case studies of individual patients.

Hong Kong, Care and treatment, Evaluation, Mentally ill persons, Psychiatric services, Mental health services, Employment, Mentally ill, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Schizophrenia

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