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Chicago Consorium for Stigma Research
The Chicago Consortium for Stigma Research (CCSR) is dedicated towards understanding the phenomenon of stigma, developing and testing models that explain why it occurs, and evaluating strategies that help to diminish its effects.
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Chicago Consortium for Stigma Research
The Chicago Consortium for Stigma Research (CCSR) is dedicated towards understanding the phenomenon of stigma, developing and testing models that explain why it occurs, and evaluating strategies that help to diminish its effects.
CCSR Website
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Illinois MISA Institute
The Illinois MISA Institute has developed and is delivering training to staff working with clients who are dually diagnosed.
MISA Website
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Friday, March 26, 2007
Welcome to the Center
The University of Chicago Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is a training and research program
dedicated to persons with
severe mental illness and to the development and investigation of rehabilitation strategies that
facilitate their treatment goals.
Towards this end, Center faculty and staff train clinical staff as well as clinical leaders to implement user-friendly and
effective rehabilitation programs, provide ongoing consultation for maintenance of those programs, and
investigate the efficacy of various rehabilitation and staff training programs. In addition, Center faculty are leading experts on the stigma of mental illness and effective programs for erasing it.
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Center News
State-by-State Snapshot of Mental Health Legislation
Patrick Corrigan and his colleagues have systematically analyzed stigma and discrimination in state legislation introduced during the 2007 legislative session (January 1,2007 -December 31, 2007).Click...more...
Measures Available for Download
Selected measures used by CCSR members in their research on mental illness stigma are now being made available for download. Researchers and advocates are welcome to use these measures....more...
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Need More Training?
Recognizing and Dealing with Crisis
Consumers often come to psychiatric rehabilitation settings in acute distress and times of crisis. This course will teach participants how to identify, evaluate, and intervene or defuse crisis situations. Participants will be taught how to make proper referrals in crisis situations and when hospitalization is necessary. Specific skills addressed in this class include how to recognize signs of physical and sexual abuse, grieving, suicide, violence, and substance abuse.
Contact Lorna for more information on this or one of our many
other lectures available to you and your staff.
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PRS Journal
Don't Call Me Nuts!
People at Work
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