The Kansas Consumer As Provider Program: Measuring the Effects of a Supported Education Initiative
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Description:
Consumers providing direct services at mental health centers contribute positive qualities to the service delivery system; however, there are few instructional programs to prepare consumers for these roles. Of the few consumer-provider training programs that exist, those conducting research have focused on employment and hospitalization outcomes. No program has researched changes in students' perceptions of subjective well-being. Research with students in the Kansas Consumer as Provider (CAP) training program found significant differences in students' perception of hope, self-esteem, and recovery after the training program. (Authors)
Type of Resource:
Journal
Publication Date:
2006
Volume:
29
Issue:
3
Pages:
174 - 182
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785-856-2880