INNOVATIONS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH

Edited By:
SAUL COOPER
TIMOTHY H. LENTNER

    After more than 20 years of "de-institutionalization," community mental health programs are struggling to survive with limited budgets and increased demands for expanded services.  The editors have assembled experience practitioners, innovative administrators, and social policy scholars to address the most pressing problems facing the nation's CMHSs.  This practical, solution-focused book will be invaluable to clinicians, supervisors, program managers, board members, and consumer advocates who are concerned with enhancing the quality of services available in community-based mental health programs.