Community Rehabilitation Of Mental Disorder Patients Involved In Social Work

Mental disorders patients are the main service objects for helping the disabled and social work assistance.In recent years,to improve the effect of rehabilitation treatment for mental disorders patients and enable the group to return to society again,thus enabling the treatment mode for mental disorders patients to gradually develop towards a more "community-based" and "professional" direction,major cities in China have successively set up community rehabilitation treatment centers for some mental disorders patients.These institutions can fully integrate community resources and provide more professional rehabilitation services for mental disorders patients,which has had a wider social impact.Based on the case study of "A Community Rehabilitation Center for Mental Disorders" set up by N Institution in Pingshan District of Shenzhen City,the paper analyzes the current development situation and difficulties faced by community rehabilitation centers for mental disorders patients.The paper first briefly introduces the current development trend of "communization" and "professionalism" of mental disorder patients in China,and then describes in detail the current situation of professional development of Community Rehabilitation Center for Mental Disorder Patients of Shenzhen from a macro perspective.Under the guidance of the theory of social ecosystem,the paper deeply analyzes the efforts made by n institutions to develop towards professionalism in the community rehabilitation services for mental disorder patients.Taking the specific practice of a community rehabilitation center for mental disorder patients as an example,it further sorts out the difficulties and reasonable countermeasures faced by the community rehabilitation services for mental disorder patients in the process of developing towards professionalism.Finally,the paper involve the theoretical methods and practical experience of social work into the rehabilitation service,thus exploring the fundamental path of professional development ofinstitutional services.