Open Dialogue approaches fall broadly into the area of systemic psychotherapeutic
practices. They encourage active participation of families and social networks, and …

Accessible Summary What is known on the subject? Open Dialogue was developed in
Finland in the 1980s by clinical psychologist, Jaakko Seikkula. It is a development of family …

As peer workers ride over the horizon to the rescue of economically embattled mental health
services we have occasion to pause, take stock and ask ourselves if the peer support that is …

This paper presents an outline of voice-hearing phenomenology in the context of
evolutionary mechanisms for self-and social-monitoring. Special attention is given to …

This study explored how psychologists and psychiatrists working in Australian youth mental
health services constructed their professional identity, and whether and how implementing …

Open dialogue (OD) is a person-centred social network model of crisis and continuing
mental healthcare, which promotes agency and long-term recovery in mental illness. Peer …

Introduction In the context of transforming mental healthcare towards more personalised and
recovery-oriented models, Open Dialogue has attracted significant international interest …

BackgroundOpen dialogue is an integrative approach to the organisation of specialist
mental health services and therapeutic meetings. AimsThis qualitative study sought to …

Abstract Background Open Dialogue (OD) is a needs-based, service-user initiated approach
to mental health service delivery that emphasises dialogue, and shared understanding …

Purpose As the evidence base in relation to open dialogue continues to grow and develop,
this paper contributes to the growing evidence base within the UK. The purpose of this paper …