Supportive

environment’s role in
the proces of recovery
BY
TAUBA, IN ADDITION PROF. SURYANI SKP., MHSC., PHD
supportive environment’s role in the proces
of recovery
Fasilitate recovery process of an individuals
 Provide support for them
 Help to combat stigma
 Protect and advocat them (example. from side effect of
antipsychotic drug)
Mentorship in the process of
recovery
Individu membutuhkan orang lain yg bisa berfungsi sebagai mentor

 Penerimaan (acceptence): Menerima individual

(survivor) apa adanya
 Kepercayaan (trust): percaya akan kemampuan
inidividu, misalnya dengan mengatakan saya
percaya kamu bisa, keep on a good work
 Dorongan (emotional support) agar tidak kembali
merasa down
The Model of the way for mental health reform in
Kansas, (Chamberlain, Rapp, Ridgway, Lee, & Boezio,
1999).
 The peer-provider training
 The first recovery conference.
 Partnerships.
 The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
 Welfare, the Self-Help Network,
 Peer run organizations, and mental health centers across the
state.
 A Mental Health Knowledge Exchange website links
these partners with people across the state through the Internet
and e-mail contact
 Background

Mental illness has become the global burden of disease since the
sufferer cannot live productively (cannot work)

 Changing in mental health services

 the services are no longer focus only on treatment
 But rather on quality of life

Nurses should to enhance the quality of care for people with mental
illness
Someone who suffer from mental
illness:
Have lacks the ability to control
his/her behaviour and can not
manage his/her daily live events
so he/she can not fullfill physical
and emotional needs
NEED HELP TO RECOVER

 Need appropriate therapy

 NEED APPROPRIATE APPROACH

RECOVERY

Not only free from the illness, but more than that, it is
way of live to make the survivor have a better live with
their limitation cause by their illness
WHAT IS RECOVERY
 A deeply personal, unique process of changing one’s
attitudes, values, feelings, goals, skills, and/or roles.
 It is a way of living a satisfying, hopeful, and contributing life
even with limitations caused by illness (Anthony, 1993)
IN THE PROCESS OF
RECOVERY
NO YES
sufferer, patient, or victims Survivor
10 keys aspect in the concept of
Recovery
1. Self direction:
2. Individualized and person centered
3. Empowerment
4. Holistic
5. Non linier
6. Strengths-Based
7. Peer support
8. Respect
9. Responsibility
10. Hope Bellack (2006)
Self-Direction

 Control,
 Consumers lead,
 determine their own path of recovery
Individualized and Person-
Centered

 There are multiple pathways to recovery based on the

individual person’s unique needs, preferences, and
experiences.
Empowerment:
 Not empowered
 Consumers have the authority to exercise choices and make
decisions that impact their lives
 and are educated and supported in so doing.
Holistic:

 Recovery encompasses the varied aspects of an individual’s

life including mind, body, spirit, and community.
Nonlinear:

 Recovery is not a step-by-step process but one

based on continual growth with occasional setbacks.
Strengths-Based
 Recovery focuses on valuing and building on the multiple
strengths, resiliency, coping abilities, and capabilities of the
individual
Peer Support
 The role of mutual support in which consumers encourage one
another in recovery is recognized and promoted.
Respect:

 Community, systems, and societal acceptance

and appreciation of consumers—including the
protection of consumer rights and the elimination of
discrimination and stigma—are crucial in achieving
recovery.
Responsibility:

 Consumers have personal responsibility for their

own self-care and journeys of recovery.
Hope:

 Recovery provides the essential and motivating message that

people can and do overcome the barriers and obstacles that
confront them.
Those who recover through the proses of recovery

Rufus may Many more

• Inggris

Patricia Deegan
• USA

Hana Alfikih They are involve in

• Indonesia Hearing voices Network

Pilot project
Model of
recovery
Developing Model recovery in
Melong District Area: Pilot project

 Collaboration with Community Health center

(Puskesmas) Melong
 Activities : Researchs, Community Services
(Pengabdian masyarakat), Field experience
Magister student, Community Service program
(KKN)
 Building Peer support group and family support
group
 Combat stigma by educating all groups of
community (survivor, Family, community leaders,
health staff) about recovery from schizopfrenia
 Involving Community Leaders (Pak Lurah, Ketua
RW, ketua RT, Kader) in the Project
CONCLUSION

Mental illness are still and will become

a trend of disease in Indonesia.
It is time to have a community mental
health center with mental health
nursing programs to apply recovery
concept, so the process of recovery
of people with mental illness can be
done as it should be.