The paraprofessional teaches the professional.
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Deinstitutionalization began with some noble sentiments: to treat and care for the mentally ill in settings that were closer to their homes, families, and neighborhoods; to treat people in more therapeutic and less restrictive settings; and to provide the array of services and settings in the community rather than in far distant institutions. However, few of these intentions have been realized. It is up to us to point out the discrimination, the inequity, indeed the insanity of our current practices and non-system.
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A discussion of "The Use of Psychoanalytic concepts in Crisis Intervention," by Robert Glick, M.D., and Arthur T. Myerson, M.D. Crisis intervention and psychoanalysis are frequently considered antagonistic or antithetical. Reasons for this seeming incompatibility of the two therapeutic modes are discussed along with the ways in which psychoanalytic concepts and techniques are used in crisis intervention. It is concluded that, while different, the two modalities are not antagonistic but extremely compatible.