Comparison of self-help groups for mental health
LF Kurtz, A Chambon - Health & social work, 1987 - academic.oup.com
LF Kurtz, A Chambon
Health & social work, 1987•academic.oup.comThis study examines and compares three international mental health self-help
organizations: Recovery, Inc., Emotions Anonymous, and GROW International. The authors
investigated membership characteristics, ideologies, meeting procedures, and the
organizational characteristics of degree of centralization and formalization, roles of
professionals, and sources of funding. The findings suggest differences in what types of
clients benefit from participation in each of the three organizations, and counter criticisms of …
organizations: Recovery, Inc., Emotions Anonymous, and GROW International. The authors
investigated membership characteristics, ideologies, meeting procedures, and the
organizational characteristics of degree of centralization and formalization, roles of
professionals, and sources of funding. The findings suggest differences in what types of
clients benefit from participation in each of the three organizations, and counter criticisms of …
Abstract
This study examines and compares three international mental health self-help organizations: Recovery, Inc., Emotions Anonymous, and GROW International. The authors investigated membership characteristics, ideologies, meeting procedures, and the organizational characteristics of degree of centralization and formalization, roles of professionals, and sources of funding. The findings suggest differences in what types of clients benefit from participation in each of the three organizations, and counter criticisms of self-help groups.
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