The dynamics of clinico-psychopathological and sociopsychological indices in the process of complex therapy in patients with different nosological forms of mental diseases

Article Abstract:

The comparative effectiveness of three rehabilitation treatment models for patients suffering from endogenous psychoses during their stay in hospital is examined. The results regarding the comparative effectiveness of the three rehabilitation models indicate that the combined model of psychotherapy showed greater effectiveness, while the model without the inclusion of psychotherapy displayed least effectiveness and the group model of psychotherapy exhibited intermediate effectiveness.

Health aspects, Psychoses, Psychotic disorders

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Community as a context of healing: psychosocial recovery of children affected by war and political violence

Article Abstract:

Community contexts, processes and resources are required to be activated for the psychosocial recovery of the children affected by war and political violence. Extensive destruction needs an equally widespread concept of rehabilitation.

Risk factors, Political violence, War victims

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