Here is an excerpt, produced by MIWatch.org, from The Second Curtis J. Berger Symposium on Mental Health and the Law, "Assisted Outpatient Treatment in Context: Gaining Compliance in the Community". Steve Miccio, Executive Director of PEOPLe, Inc. represented a consumer perspective on the reactors panel following the research presentations. We welcome readers to join in on the conversation about assisted outpatient treatment - feel free to leave a comment!
Materials from The Curtis J. Berger Symposium on Mental Health and the Law
The Second Curtis J. Berger Symposium on Mental Health and the Law, "Assisted Outpatient Treatment in Context: Gaining Compliance in the Community" was a success with over 160 people in attendance and a room thriving with discussion. A special thank you to all over our presenters, Vivian Berger, Columbia Law School and the New York City Bar. Below are the presentations from the symposium.
The Second Curtis J. Berger Symposium on Mental Health and the LawProgram
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Consensual vs. Coercive Treatments: New Manifestations of an Old Dilemma
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Techniques for Gaining Outpatient Compliance: Findings from the National Research
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New York State Assisted Outpatient Treatment Evaluation: Review of Major Findings
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Perspective on Assisted Outpatient Treatment
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Posted on 12/01/2009
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