is it ok to forward?
Tina Minkowitz, Esq.
Center for the Human Rights of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry
44 Palmer Pond Rd.
Chestertown, NY 12817 USA
+1-518-494-0174
www.chrusp.org
On Mar 17, 2011, at 8:35 PM, J. Rock Johnson wrote:
> Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with good statistics.
>
> It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7. (if you are in
> crisis, this isn't the place for you. The "service definition" is
> named
> "hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more accurate. better.
>
>
>
> University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students in clinical
> psychology
> have contributed to the surveys, interviews and data analysis. They
> want to
> write this up for publication and include the history of both peer
> run and
> other crisis respites.
>
>
>
> I know of the Ithaca Crisis Hostel in Ithaca NY with Dr. Jeanne
> Dumont, Rose
> House NY with Steve Miccio after which Keya House is modeled, and
> there was
> some research project in Arizona with Beth Stoneking, Soteria House
> and
> maybe the Windhorse Project. Others?
>
>
>
> Because of the name of this writing project, the closer to a
> research base
> for the respite activity, the better, of course J
>
>
>
> Any info, leads, footnotes, etc. would be appreciated.
>
> Thank You for having read this far and even thinking about this!
>
>
>
> J. Rock
>
> 402-474-0202
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with good statistics.
It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7. (if you are in
crisis, this isn't the place for you. The "service definition" is named
"hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more accurate. better.
University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students in clinical psychology
have contributed to the surveys, interviews and data analysis. They want to
write this up for publication and include the history of both peer run and
other crisis respites.
I know of the Ithaca Crisis Hostel in Ithaca NY with Dr. Jeanne Dumont, Rose
House NY with Steve Miccio after which Keya House is modeled, and there was
some research project in Arizona with Beth Stoneking, Soteria House and
maybe the Windhorse Project. Others?
Because of the name of this writing project, the closer to a research base
for the respite activity, the better, of course J
Any info, leads, footnotes, etc. would be appreciated.
Thank You for having read this far and even thinking about this!
J. Rock
402-474-0202
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Yes, pls, pls, pls!
Thanks for asking
J. Rock
There is one house in the Netherlands on the Rose House model, and they are
working on another. This request isn't limited to this country, but I
recognize that info can be hard to get.
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From: actmad- [mailto:actmad-] On Behalf
Of Tina Minkowitz
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 3:38 PM
To: Mental Health Activism and Advocacy
Subject: Re: [Actmad] crisis respite - historical info
is it ok to forward?
Tina Minkowitz, Esq.
Center for the Human Rights of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry
44 Palmer Pond Rd.
Chestertown, NY 12817 USA
+1-518-494-0174
www.chrusp.org
On Mar 17, 2011, at 8:35 PM, J. Rock Johnson wrote:
> Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with good statistics.
>
> It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7. (if you are in
> crisis, this isn't the place for you. The "service definition" is
> named
> "hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more accurate. better.
>
>
>
> University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students in clinical
> psychology
> have contributed to the surveys, interviews and data analysis. They
> want to
> write this up for publication and include the history of both peer
> run and
> other crisis respites.
>
>
>
> I know of the Ithaca Crisis Hostel in Ithaca NY with Dr. Jeanne
> Dumont, Rose
> House NY with Steve Miccio after which Keya House is modeled, and
> there was
> some research project in Arizona with Beth Stoneking, Soteria House
> and
> maybe the Windhorse Project. Others?
>
>
>
> Because of the name of this writing project, the closer to a
> research base
> for the respite activity, the better, of course J
>
>
>
> Any info, leads, footnotes, etc. would be appreciated.
>
> Thank You for having read this far and even thinking about this!
>
>
>
> J. Rock
>
> 402-474-0202
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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There is more info on peer run respites and a directory on the
National Empowerment Center website:
http://www.power2u.org/peer-run-crisis-alternatives.html
I also am moderator of peer-run- let me know
if you want an invite
--
Howard D. Trachtman, BS, CPS
Quoting "J. Rock Johnson" <>:
> Yes, pls, pls, pls!
> Thanks for asking
> J. Rock
>
> There is one house in the Netherlands on the Rose House model, and they are
> working on another. This request isn't limited to this country, but I
> recognize that info can be hard to get.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: actmad- [mailto:actmad-] On Behalf
> Of Tina Minkowitz
> Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 3:38 PM
> To: Mental Health Activism and Advocacy
> Subject: Re: [Actmad] crisis respite - historical info
>
> is it ok to forward?
>
> Tina Minkowitz, Esq.
> Center for the Human Rights of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry
> 44 Palmer Pond Rd.
> Chestertown, NY 12817 USA
> +1-518-494-0174
>
> www.chrusp.org
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 17, 2011, at 8:35 PM, J. Rock Johnson wrote:
>
>> Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with good statistics.
>>
>> It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7. (if you are in
>> crisis, this isn't the place for you. The "service definition" is
>> named
>> "hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more accurate. better.
>>
>>
>>
>> University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students in clinical
>> psychology
>> have contributed to the surveys, interviews and data analysis. They
>> want to
>> write this up for publication and include the history of both peer
>> run and
>> other crisis respites.
>>
>>
>>
>> I know of the Ithaca Crisis Hostel in Ithaca NY with Dr. Jeanne
>> Dumont, Rose
>> House NY with Steve Miccio after which Keya House is modeled, and
>> there was
>> some research project in Arizona with Beth Stoneking, Soteria House
>> and
>> maybe the Windhorse Project. Others?
>>
>>
>>
>> Because of the name of this writing project, the closer to a
>> research base
>> for the respite activity, the better, of course J
>>
>>
>>
>> Any info, leads, footnotes, etc. would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thank You for having read this far and even thinking about this!
>>
>>
>>
>> J. Rock
>>
>> 402-474-0202
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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Thank you, Howard. An excellent resource.
I'd encourage joining Howard's terrific "peer-run crisis alternatives" list.
(he also maintains an equally wonderful warmlines list, if that interests
you)
Thank so much,
J. Rock
-----Original Message-----
From: actmad- [mailto:actmad-] On Behalf
Of Howard D Trachtman
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 6:49 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [Actmad] crisis respite - historical info
There is more info on peer run respites and a directory on the
National Empowerment Center website:
http://www.power2u.org/peer-run-crisis-alternatives.html
I also am moderator of peer-run-
let me know if you want an invite
--
Howard D. Trachtman, BS, CPS
> On Mar 17, 2011, at 8:35 PM, J. Rock Johnson wrote:
>
>> Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with good statistics.
>>
>> It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7. (if you are in
>> crisis, this isn't the place for you. The "service definition" is
>> named
>> "hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more accurate.
>>>>
>> University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students in clinical
>> psychology
>> have contributed to the surveys, interviews and data analysis. They
>> want to
>> write this up for publication and include the history of both peer
>> run and
>> other crisis respites.
>>
>> I know of the Ithaca Crisis Hostel in Ithaca NY with Dr. Jeanne
>> Dumont, Rose
>> House NY with Steve Miccio after which Keya House is modeled, and
>> there was
>> some research project in Arizona with Beth Stoneking, Soteria House
>> and
>> maybe the Windhorse Project. Others?
>>>>
>> Because of the name of this writing project, the closer to a
>> research base
>> for the respite activity, the better, of course >>
>>
>> Any info, leads, footnotes, etc. would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thank You for having read this far and even thinking about this!
>>>>
>> J. Rock>>
>> 402-474-0202
>>
_______________________________________________
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Santa Cruz got a SAMHSA MHTG to create a short stay house staffed by
we with lived experience. We are in the midst, at the moment dealing
with NIMBY, likely looking for another site.
Sylvia
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Hi
In 1990 I worked with Sally Zinman, Howie the Harp, Tanya
Temkin and the Center for Self-Help Research (CSHR) in
Berkeley to put in an application for a "crisis respite"
setup in the Berkeley area. We got the support of the
County BOS but .. the application was rejected by SAMHSA.
It was "too political."
Steve Segal, the CSHR grant holder, is an advocate for the
"clinical gaze critique" which relates the Trieste model,
the place where "forced treatment" has been eliminated.
Last spring, I helped arrange for him to train the support
staff at San Jose City College in "clinical gaze critique."
On Fri Mar 18 0:35 , 'J. Rock Johnson' sent:
>Nebraska has Keya House, in place 14 months and with
good statistics.
>
>It is a four-bed residential house, peer-staffed 24/7.
> (if you are in
>crisis, this isn't the place for you.
>The "service definition" is named
>"hospital diversion" but crisis aversion is more
>accurate. better.
Also note that the "habit structure" of the
"diagnosis behavior" process has today become at
issue due to APA (psychology) practices in
detainee torture. See for instance
http://www.ethicalpsychology.org/
The ambient version of the "clinical gaze" is
starting to crack, at last. [!]
>University of Nebraska at Lincoln graduate students
>in clinical psychology have contributed to the surveys,
>interviews and data analysis. They want to
>write this up for publication and include the
>history of both peer run and
>other crisis respites.
How "political" do they intend to be? Remember,
Malcolm X was a native of Omaha, NE.
Andrew Phelps
CGIS
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