This volume provides comprehensive coverage of self-help organizations, which in the United States alone involve over seven million people, from small local groups to major national organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous. The focus is on three critical areas: public policy and self-help; participation, particularly by minorities, in self-help; and various frameworks which contribute to understanding self-help. The book concludes with six chapters of major findings and case studies.
This volume provides comprehensive coverage of self-help organizations, which in the United States alone involve over seven million people, from small local groups to major national organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous. The focus is on three critical areas: public policy and self-help; participation, particularly by minorities, in self-help; and various frameworks which contribute to understanding self-help. The book concludes with six chapters of major findings and case studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface - Thomas J Powell Some Comments on Knowledge Development in the Self-Help Field PART ONE: POLICY FRAMEWORKS AND FINDINGS Self-Help Research and Policy Issues - Thomas J Powell Agency Involvement with Self-Help Programs and Quality of Mental Health Services for Older Adults - Thomas J Powell PART TWO: MAJORITY AND MINORITY PARTICIPATION FRAMEWORKS AND FINDINGS Problems in Assessing Prevalence and Membership Characteristics of Self-Help Group Participants - Morton A Lieberman and Lonnie R Snowden African-American Participation in Self-Help Groups - Lonnie R Snowden and Morton A Lieberman Researching Mutual Help Group Participation in a Segregated Society - Keith Humphreys and Michael D Woods Individual, Group Context, and Individual-Group Fit Predictors of Self-Help Group Attendance - Douglas A Luke, Linda Roberts and Julian Rappaport PART THREE: EXPLANATORY FRAMEWORKS Narrative Studies, Personal Studies, and Identity Transformation in the Mutual Help Context - Julian Rappaport Moving Beyond the Individual Level of Analysis in Mutual-Help Group Research - Kenneth I Maton An Ecological Paradigm Consumer Roles in Self-Help Group Research - Caroline L Kaufmann The Naturalistic Paradigm as an Approach to Research with Mutual Help Groups - Mellen Kennedy, Keith Humphreys and Thomasina Borkman PART FOUR: FINDINGS The Self-Help Clearinghouse - Gregory Meissen and Mary Warren A New Development in Action Research for Community Psychology Self-Help for Sickle Cell Disease in African American Communities - Kermit B Nash and Kathryn D Kramer Identifying the Experiential Knowledge Developed within a Self-Help Group - Marsha A Schubert and Thomasina Borkman Twelve Steps for Everyone? Lesbians in Al-Anon - Christine L Saulnier Understanding Self-Help Groups - J B Kingree and R Barry Ruback Self-Help Groups for Families with Mental Illness or Alcoholism - Linda Farris Kurtz
Preface - Thomas J Powell Some Comments on Knowledge Development in the Self-Help Field PART ONE: POLICY FRAMEWORKS AND FINDINGS Self-Help Research and Policy Issues - Thomas J Powell Agency Involvement with Self-Help Programs and Quality of Mental Health Services for Older Adults - Thomas J Powell PART TWO: MAJORITY AND MINORITY PARTICIPATION FRAMEWORKS AND FINDINGS Problems in Assessing Prevalence and Membership Characteristics of Self-Help Group Participants - Morton A Lieberman and Lonnie R Snowden African-American Participation in Self-Help Groups - Lonnie R Snowden and Morton A Lieberman Researching Mutual Help Group Participation in a Segregated Society - Keith Humphreys and Michael D Woods Individual, Group Context, and Individual-Group Fit Predictors of Self-Help Group Attendance - Douglas A Luke, Linda Roberts and Julian Rappaport PART THREE: EXPLANATORY FRAMEWORKS Narrative Studies, Personal Studies, and Identity Transformation in the Mutual Help Context - Julian Rappaport Moving Beyond the Individual Level of Analysis in Mutual-Help Group Research - Kenneth I Maton An Ecological Paradigm Consumer Roles in Self-Help Group Research - Caroline L Kaufmann The Naturalistic Paradigm as an Approach to Research with Mutual Help Groups - Mellen Kennedy, Keith Humphreys and Thomasina Borkman PART FOUR: FINDINGS The Self-Help Clearinghouse - Gregory Meissen and Mary Warren A New Development in Action Research for Community Psychology Self-Help for Sickle Cell Disease in African American Communities - Kermit B Nash and Kathryn D Kramer Identifying the Experiential Knowledge Developed within a Self-Help Group - Marsha A Schubert and Thomasina Borkman Twelve Steps for Everyone? Lesbians in Al-Anon - Christine L Saulnier Understanding Self-Help Groups - J B Kingree and R Barry Ruback Self-Help Groups for Families with Mental Illness or Alcoholism - Linda Farris Kurtz
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