Deinstitutionalization : the unplanned parenting paradigm
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Résumé
This thesis examines two major unanticipated consequences of deinstitutionalization; one, the unexpected rise in the number of children born to mothers with mental illness and two, the continued resistance of the mental health system to address the lack of services to these mothers.Despite deinstitutionalization and the philosophy of integration, stigmatization and stereotypes of mentally ill women have remained entrenched by both the child welfare and mental health systems.These entrenched attitudes have had an impact on the willingness to accept that mentally ill women may want to and be able to parent their children.As a result, research and the development of appropriate services for these mothers have been almost nonexistent in canada.A literature review reveals that the united states has begun to address this gap in service provision.The research questions for this study were developed from similar questions asked in one study conducted in the United States.Using a triangulation of research methods, this study begins to examine the needs of mothers with mental illness in Winnipeg.First, a telephone survey of twenty-four social service agencies providing services to mothers and children was conducted.This survey 111 established there were no specialized parenting services for women with mental illness in Winnipeg.Second, three focus groups composed of child welfare, mental health and support workers working with mothers with mental illness, were facilitated to examine what they feel they need in order to provide services to these women.Finally, ten mothers with mental illness were interviewed to learn what they thought was needed in order to successfully parent.The results of this research indicate that the child protection and mental health systems have contradictory mandates that will pose a challenge when these agencies begin the necessary collaboration to provide interagency support for this population of mothers.Mothers with mental illness expressed fear that their children would be apprehended because of their illness, and due to this fear many mothers withheld pertinent mental health information from their psychiatrists or any professionals that may have been working with them.Mothers with mental illness also reported they felt a need for a more comprehensive, stigma free service that would include specialized parenting programs, respite, counseling services and 'friendly visitors' to end the isolation.This research confirms that the situation in Winnipeg mirrors that of the research thus farthere remains a gap in service for mothers with mental illness.iv a role model for all young women who experience mental illness and want to parent.I would also like to acknowledge Nicole's parents for their dedication to Nicole and Emmit.Without their sacrifice, Nicole and Emmit would not continue to be a family.I thank my daughter Kristal and son Sasha for the sacrifices they had to endure over the years while I continued my education. Finally, I thank my partner Katrina
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| Science ouverte | 0,002 | 0,007 |
| Intégrité de la recherche | 0,002 | 0,005 |
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