MAJOR ISSUES RELATED TO MENTAL HEALTH AND CBR Mike Davies, CBM Regional Director South-East Asia & Pacific.

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MAJOR ISSUES RELATED TO MENTAL HEALTH AND CBR Mike Davies, CBM Regional Director South-East Asia & Pacific

Compatibility of Approach Rights-based Social model of disability Twin-track – advocacy and service Participatory planning Informed consent Inclusive approaches Essential needs – work, family and community life Access to services Emphasis on abilities, not disabilities

KEY ISSUES Many CBR programmes do not include people with neuro-psychiatric problems The psychiatric hospital/unit as first choice The need for de-institutionalisation Lack of MH expertise/orientation at ground level Absence of effective user groups at ground level The misconception that only psychiatrists can help MH of children/young adults often overlooked Breaking the poverty-disability-poverty cycle

SUGGESTED WAYS FORWARD Orientate and enable CBR staff and other community workers, nurses, health centre staff Public campaigns to reduce stigma Family support and training Livelihood!!!! Use of faith-based networks Nurture and empower user groups Advocacy at all levels Ensure consistent availability of least-cost medication