Recovery From Schizophrenia: Psychiatry And Political Economy

SUBJECT INDEX 385diagnosis of 148;discharge rate for 80–81;economic decline and 49, 133functioning, social 55, 71, 88, 149–150,266,283GABA (gamma-amino butyric acid) 20,239gender differences, in recovery fromschizophrenia 142, 145genetic factors viii, 2, 16, 17–20, 23, 204,213Geneva 254Germany:coercive environment of asylums in 57,125;social enterprises in 254Ghana 147Gheel 279ghettoes 87, 267global depressions 34glue-sniffing 275good-prognosis cases 14–14, 77–78, 220,223–224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 240–241,242government spending 126–130grandiosity 5 (table), 185, 0Great Britain see BritainGreat Depression(s):nineteenth-century 4, 34, 56–57, 58,113, 136;twentieth- century 31, 34, 46, 49, 58,72, 77, 92, 94, 126, 128, 136, 142, 246Great Victorian Boom 34,113Greece 259grief 190group homes 277group participation, in healing 167, 168group therapy 83, 283, 283, 284guaranteed jobs 263-264Guatemala 161guilt 3, 5 (table), 24hallucinations 2, 3, 5 (table), 5, 22, 147,221, 249;folk diagnoses and 161, 162, 163, 164;reducing 283, 284hallucinogenic drugs, abuse of 16, 275Hampshire 279Hartford Retreat 116, 120Hawaiisee also Honoluluhealing ceremonies 167–167, 168health care funding 266health insurance 92health promotion campaigns 295–296heart attacks 29, 43, 44heart disease 29, 38–39, 213heart rate tests 233hebephrenia 4Hebrides 33Hehe people 164, 168Heller Committee survey 94helplessness 190heredity see genetic factorsHerefordshire, Whitchurch Asylum in 108hippocampus 23Hispanic-Americans 135Holland see Netherlandshome environment 233, 243;see also family environmenthomelessness 91, 171–173, 175 (table), 176,267, 277, 300;deinstitutionalization and 89–90, 172homicide, unemployment and 37 (table),38Hong Kong 152;suicide rates in 47Honolulu 155hopelessness 48hormones, female, neuroprotective effect of142hospitalization 56, 89, 128–129;economy and 49–50;high expectations for level ofachievement and 0 ;involuntary 176;long-term 275, 276;minimization of 8–9;open-door alternative to 276–277;in private establishments, 111–112;rates of 58–58 (table), 78, 80 (fig.);see also admissions;discharges;outpatients;