Syllabus-PSRT4271-Class_Schedule-and-Reading-List

Unit & Date

Phase One: Clouds

Gather

Week 1:

May 27 to Jun 2

Class: Thu, May 31

Subject

PSRT 4271: The Family Role In Rehabilitation

Course Class Schedule and Reading List (v.3.5)

Last updated: July 29, 2012. Subject to further updating.

(Adapted from Muhlbauer’s Six Phases of a Family’s Journey)

Questions: T.H. Pyle, t. 609-658-2008, e. pyleth@umdnj.edu

Topics Web/Project Activity

The New Reality: Aspects of Illness

Course Framework: The

Phases of a Family

Journey

What is SMI?

What are its effects?

What is illness like? Who is involved?

History of Mental Illness

History of Schizophrenia

Etiology of SZ:

Psychological?

Biological?

Environmental?

Societal?

Mind vs. Brain: “symbols” vs. “synapses”

How to Read a Research

Article for This Class

Readings

(Required readings in

bold. Others are recommended.)

(Finkle, 2004), 2 pp.

1 st web assignment:

Welcome to Moodle

[Practice Session], due

Thu, Jun 7.

Class Activity

Introductions and

Preliminaries

Video: True Life: I Have

Schizophrenia (MTV,

2008).

Introduction to the Six

Phases of the Journey

(Muhlbauer, 2002)

How to Read a Research

Article for This Class

Unit & Date

Week 2:

Jun 3 to 9

Thu, Jun 7

Subject Topics Readings

(Required readings in bold.

Others are recommended.)

Web/Project Activity

History of The System and

Its Perception of the

Family

How did and does psychiatry view the family?

Why?

“Schizophrenogenic mother”

“Double bind”

”Expressed emotion”

How are these views evolving? Why?

What challenges remain?

Overview:

(Power & Dell Orto,

2004), chapter 1, 27 pp.

(Swarbrick, 2009)

Family “Journey” Phases:

(Muhlbauer, 2002), 14 pp.

Psychiatry History:

(Atkinson & Coia, 1995), p.

1-22 only.

(Royal College of

Psychiatry, 2010) [10

minute video]

Schizophrenia:

(Moss-Coane, 2009b) [15

min. video: What is schizophrenia?]

(Kyziridis, 2005), 6 pp.

(DeDisto, Harding,

McCormick, Ashikaga, &

Brooks, 1995), 5 pp.

(Harding & Zahniser,

1994), 6 pp.

History of Etiology

Theories:

Prepare for 3 rd Web assignment: attend, evaluate, post on

Psychoeducation Group visit. Others to comment online. Due, Jul 19.

Class

Week 3:

Jun 10 – 16

Thu, Jun 14

Unit & Date Subject

What Is Family?

Topics Readings



Complexity Theory

Closed and Open Systems

General Systems Theory

Family Systems Theory

What Is A Family System?

What Is A Medical

System?

Tension between the

Sciences: Psychiatry vs.

Family Therapy

(Fromm-Reichmann,

1948), 10 pp.

(Bateson, Haley, &

Weakland, 1956), 16 pp.

(Hartwell, 1996), 16 pp.

(Neill, 1990)

Institutional and

Community Based

Treatment History:

(Geller, 2000), 17 pp.

(Cutler, Bevilacqua, &

McFarland, 2003), 16 pp.

(Drake, Green, Mueser, &

Goldman, 2003), 10 pp.

General Systems:

(Boulding, 1956), 12 pp.

Family Systems:

(Bavelas & Segal, 1982),

5 pp.

(J. Brown, 1999) [Bowen

System], 9 pp.

(Auerswald, 1987)

(Rabstejnek, n.d.)

(Fingerman & Berman,

Web/Project Activity Class

Class interview and discussion with Professor

Amy Spagnolo,

Department of Psychiatric

Rehabilitation, UMDNJ

(Kean ’00)

Unit & Date

Phase Two: Storm

Week 4:

Jun 17 to 23

Thu, Jun 21

Subject

The Family’s Crisis

Moment

Topics

What does a psychiatric crisis look and feel like?

How does it confront and affect a family?

How does the system respond?

Readings



2000) [Gerontology;

good review of family

systems theory], 24 pp.

(As an informal, informational, nonacademically sanctioned source, also skim: “Family

Therapy” on Wikipedia)

(Clarke & Winsor, 2010),

6 pp.

Video: Bellevue Inside

Out (DeLeo, 2001), 75

mins.


Impact on Families and

Providers

What are the effects on families and their individual members?

Through what phases does a family in the maelstrom of mental illness pass?

What difficulties do providers have working with families?

Families:


2004), Chapter 3, 19 pp.

(Moss-Coane, 2009a):

Schizophrenia, The

Family, and Society (15 minute video)

(Atkinson & Coia, 1995), p.

23-44 only.

(Jones, 2004) [Loss and

Ambivalence], 15 pp.

(Karp & Tanarugsachock,

Class

Video clip from Bellevue

Inside Out [5 minutes]

Guest Speaker: Crisis

Response Team Manager

[Invited: Mr. Ravi

Majarajh, Supervisor,

Middlesex County

Screening Center, UMDNJ

Behavioral Health

Services, Piscataway, NJ]


Phase Three: Unmoored

Week 5:

Jun 24 to 30

Thu, Jun 28

Special Topics: Grief,

Burden, Stigma, Violence

Topics Readings




Grief:

What are the elements of family grief?

How does grief differ between the loss of loved one to death and to mental

2000), 19 pp.

Mothers:

(Copeland & Heilemann,

2011), 11 pp.

(Johansson, Anderzen-

Carlsson, Åhlin, &

Andershed, 2010)

[Sweden]

Fathers:

(Wiens & Daniluk, 2009),

8 pp.

Siblings:

(Lukens, Thorning, &

Lohrer, 2002), 8 pp.

Grandparents:

(Seeman, 2009)

Providers:

( Kim & Salyers, 2008)

(Mohr & Regan-Kubinski,

2001), 8 pp.

(Eakes, Burke, &

Hainsworth, 1998)

2 nd Web assignment: source, summarize, discuss article on Family

Burden. Due Thu, Jul 5.

TERM PAPER AND

PRESENTATION: Family

Class

Video: AACT-NOW 2009

Conference [6 minutes]

(NAMI New Jersey, 2009)

Unit & Date Subject illness?

Theory of chronic sorrow.

How can and should providers respond?

Burden:

Subjective burden?

Objective burden?

How to address it?

Stigma:

Kinds of stigma

Manifestations

Effects of stigma

Violence:

Topics

Family members as victims of domestic violence by a loved one

Loved ones as victims of excessive police force

Readings




(Cook, Cohler, Pickett, &

Beeler, 1997) [Social

Time], 6 pp.

(Doornbos, 2001) [24-7-

52], 14 pp.

(H. Lefley, 1989)

(Gray, 2002) [In

psychiatry]

(Heflinger & Hinshaw,

2010), 7 pp.

(Larson & Corrigan,

2008), 4 pp.

(Vaddadi, Gilleard, &

Fryer, 2002), 7 pp.

(Pyle, 2012) [33 min. and 5

min. videos about Kelly

Thomas death]

(Baxter, 2012) [4 min. and

5 min. videos about NJ

Experience Interview

Assignment:

Assignment posted.

Families assigned.

Interview completion:

Thu., Jul. 12

First Draft:

Thu,, Jul. 19

Final Submission:

Thu, Jul. 26

Student Presentations:

Thu., Aug. 2

Class

Speaker: Mr. Louis

Ferrarro, President, and others from Concerned

Families of Greystone (in a class at Greystone

Psychiatric Hospital).

Week 6:

Jul 1 to 7

Thu, Jul 5


Special Topic: Expressed

Emotion

Special Topic: Ethnic and cultural considerations

Topics Readings




Families’ reactions

What is Expressed

Emotion?

What is the cause of EE?

How is it addressed?

What is the family’s role and responsibility?

Is EE in case managers a problem?

A five-stage process model for Asian American families

Latino responses to family psychoeducation for

Schizophrenia

Comparing rich and poor police]

(Ponto, 2012) [10 min.

video about Laura Wilcox murder]

Overview:

(H. P. Lefley, 2009),

Chapter 8, 15 pp.

Expressed emotion:

(G. W. Brown, Birley, &

Wing, 1972), 17 pp.

(Hatfield, Spaniol, &

Zipple, 1987), 5 pp.

(Hooley, 2004), 3 pp.

(Pharoah, Mari, Rathbone,

& W., 2006) [Cochrane

Review], 17 pp.

(Solomon, Alexander, &

Uhl, 2010) [case

managers], 8 pp.

(McDonagh, 2005)

(Sauceda, 2011), 13 pp.

(Tyson & Flaskerud,

2009), 2 pp.

MID TERM EXAM on the web. DUE, Mon, Jul 10.

TERM PAPER AND



Assignment:

Interview completion:

Thu., Jul. 12

First Draft:

Thu,, Jul. 19

Final Submission:

Thu, Jul. 26.


Thu., Aug. 2

Class

Video: Out of the Shadow

(Smiley, 2005), 75 mins.

Unit & Date Subject Topics Readings



Phase Four: Stabilization

Week 7:

Jul 8 to 14

Thu, Jul 12

Response: Dealing with

The System

Regaining equilibrium country responses

System 101.

What are the barriers to family care in mental health?

Returning to a new normality

Coping, Burden,

Resiliency, Social Support,


2004), Chapter 8, 15 pp.

(Pyle, 2009), 2 pp.

(Jensen, 2004), 8 pp.

(Rose, Mallinson, &

Walton-Moss, 2004), 8

pp.

(Askey, Holmshaw,

Gamble, & Gray, 2009),

17 pp.

Overview:


2004), Chapters 6 and 7

(H. P. Lefley, 2009),

Chapters 2, 4, and 5

(Rose, Mallinson, &

Walton-Moss, 2002)

(Saunders, 2003)

(Chen, 2008)

Modality: Assertive

Community Treatment and

Families

Modality: Family

Psychoeducation

What is family psychoeducation?

What forms can it take?

(Lucksted, McFarlane,

Downing, Dixon, &

Adams, 2012), 15 pp.


TERM PAPER AND



Assignment:

Interview completion:

DUE, Thu., Jul 12

First Draft:

Thu,, Jul. 19

Final Submission:

Thu, Jul. 26.


Thu., Aug. 2

Class

Video: Family

Psychoeducation:

Introductory Video [15

minutes] (New Hampshire-

Unit & Date

MID TERM EXAM

Phase Five: Mastery

Week 8:

Jul 15 to 21

Thu, Jul 19

Subject

Modality: Family

Consultation

Modality: Family

Intervention for Dual

Disorders (FIDD)

Modality: Self-care

Special Topic: Finance and Planning

Topics Readings




What are its recommended elements?

What are its objectives and standards?

What is family consultation?

What are effective models for it?

(Bae & Kung, 2000), 7 pp.

(SAMHSA, 2009)

(Dixon et al., 2010)

[PORT], 15 pp.

(Schmidt & Monaghan,

2012) [about IFSS in NJ],

16 pp.

(Mueser & Fox, 2002), 15

pp.

(Mueser et al., 2009)

(Gottlieb, Mueser, &

Glynn, 2012)

Recognizing codependence

Support groups

What is a Planned

Network Assistance

Network?

(Hewitt et al., 2010), 12 pp.

(Obloy & Hutcheson,

2002), 4 pp.

Available from Fri., Jul.

13, 12 noon to Mon., Jul.

16, 1 am)

3 rd Web assignment: attend, evaluate, post on

Psychoeducation Group visit. Others to comment online. Due, Jul 19.

TERM PAPER AND



Assignment:

First Draft: DUE, Thu,,

Dartmouth Psychiatric

Research Center, 2009)

Review of SAMHSA

Family Psychoeducation

Toolkit

Presentation: Joyce Benz,

Director, Intensive Family

Support Services of Union

County





Modality: Family Education

Special Topic:

Confidentiality

Recommendations for

Providers

What is family education?

(H. P. Lefley, 2009),

Chapter 9, 9 pp.

(NAMI, 2011) [Watch 10

HIPAA minute video and review webpage]

(Dixon et al., 2011), 5 pp.

(Marshall & Solomon,

Advanced Directives

2003), 5 pp.

(Solomon, Molinaro,

Mannion, & Cantwell,

2012), 16 pp.

Is there a workable framework for family involvement in mental health services?

What are providers expected or mandated to do?

What can they or should they do?

How far apart are expectations and reality?

How can things be improved?

(Marshall & Solomon,

2004), 2 pp.

(McGinty, Worthington, &

Dennison, 2008) [About

DD], 9 pp.

(Mottaghipour &

Bickerton, 2005)

[Pyramid of Family

Care], 7 pp.

(Spaniol, Zipple, &

Lockwood, 1992), 6 pp.

Jul. 19

Final Submission DUE,

Thu, Jul. 26.


Thu., Aug. 2

Class

Guest Speaker: Family

Education Specialist

[Invited: Marilyn

Goldstein, NAMI NJ

Family to Family Education

Program]

Unit & Date

Week 9:

Jul 22 to 28

Thu, Jul 26

Phase Six:

Transcendence

Week 10:

Jul 29 to Aug 4

Thu, Aug 2





System Topics: Family

Advocacy

The founding of NAMI

Question: Is the public

uninformed or

misinformed?

Current issues:

Financial:

SSI/SSD

Levels

Limits

Residential:

Housing availability

Housing supports

Etc.

(Finkle, 2004), 2 pp.

(Alliance for the Mentally

Ill of San Mateo County

[CA], 1985)

(Lamb & Oliphant, 1978)

(Lamb & Oliphant, 1979)

(Willis, 1982)

(Lamb, Hoffman,

Hoffman, & Oliphant,

1986)

Response: Family Issues

Training for Providers

What do providers need to know about families?

What should medical schools teach their students about families?

Review of UMDNJ Medical

School Course Catalogue

Special Topic: Spirituality The effects of mental illness on families of faith.

The use of faith as a family intervention.

The role of spirituality in mental health treatment


2004), Chapter 12

(Riebschleger et al.,

2008), 7 pp.

(Schmetzer & Lafuze,

2008), 4 pp.

(Reeves & Reynolds,

2009), 2 pp.

(Rogers, Stanford, &

Garland, 2012), 10 pp.

(Spaniol, 2002), 2 pp.

TERM PAPER AND



Assignment:

Final Submission DUE,

Thu, Jul. 26.


Thu., Aug. 2

TERM PAPER AND



Assignment:

Student Presentations

DUE Thu., Aug. 2

Class

Video: When Medicine Got

It Wrong (K. Cadigan &

Murray, 2009), 75mins

Video: People Say I’m

Crazy (J. Cadigan, 2004),

60 mins

Unit & Date

Week 11:

Aug 5 to 11

Thu, Aug 9





FINAL EXAM on the web,

Due Mon Aug 13.

Course Catch Up and

Review

Student Presentations

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