Dr. Heni works to address the problem of pasung, the practice of shackling people with mental illnesses in Indonesia. Over 12,000 people suffer from pasung in East Java alone, many with schizophrenia. Dr. Heni's interest began when she met a man with mental illness, and she decided to work on releasing people from pasung after learning their stories. Her main strategy is to listen to families with empathy and understand their pressures, as most don't want to use pasung but lack alternatives. She advocates for more mental health services and collaborates with leaders and police to release people from pasung. Her identification of patients, counseling of families, and three-day mental health camps provide effective short-term
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Dr. Heni works to address the problem of pasung, the practice of shackling people with mental illnesses in Indonesia. Over 12,000 people suffer from pasung in East Java alone, many with schizophrenia. Dr. Heni's interest began when she met a man with mental illness, and she decided to work on releasing people from pasung after learning their stories. Her main strategy is to listen to families with empathy and understand their pressures, as most don't want to use pasung but lack alternatives. She advocates for more mental health services and collaborates with leaders and police to release people from pasung. Her identification of patients, counseling of families, and three-day mental health camps provide effective short-term
Dr. Heni works to address the problem of pasung, the practice of shackling people with mental illnesses in Indonesia. Over 12,000 people suffer from pasung in East Java alone, many with schizophrenia. Dr. Heni's interest began when she met a man with mental illness, and she decided to work on releasing people from pasung after learning their stories. Her main strategy is to listen to families with empathy and understand their pressures, as most don't want to use pasung but lack alternatives. She advocates for more mental health services and collaborates with leaders and police to release people from pasung. Her identification of patients, counseling of families, and three-day mental health camps provide effective short-term
Dr. Heni works to address the problem of pasung, the practice of shackling people with mental illnesses in Indonesia. Over 12,000 people suffer from pasung in East Java alone, many with schizophrenia. Dr. Heni's interest began when she met a man with mental illness, and she decided to work on releasing people from pasung after learning their stories. Her main strategy is to listen to families with empathy and understand their pressures, as most don't want to use pasung but lack alternatives. She advocates for more mental health services and collaborates with leaders and police to release people from pasung. Her identification of patients, counseling of families, and three-day mental health camps provide effective short-term
Pasung Article - Informing about the Problem and Developing Solutions
Instructions: Read the article below and fill out the chart. For questions 1-4, you can copy and paste directly from the article.
1. What facts or - Pasung is the practice of shackling and confining
statistics does the people with mental health conditions at home author use? (list at least three) - Most of the people in pasung have schizophrenia
- There are at least 12,000 people in pasung in East Java
2. What stories or - The story of Dr. Heni’s interest in helping people with anecdotes does the mental health began when she met a man with mental author tell to illustrate health issues. their points? (list at - After encountering people in pasung and learning least two) about their stories, she decided to put her path in releasing people from the pasung 3. What quotes (expert or - “My main strategy is to listen to the family with an non-expert) does the open heart, I learned that most families did not want to author include? (list at shackle their family members. However, the pressure least two) from the community and lack of mental health services left them with no options” (Dr. Heni). - “It is not only about enforcing the law,” she says, “but about understanding the family’s concerns and fears, and convincing them that the patient could have a meaningful life” (Dr. Heni). 4. From the article, what - Identify pasung patients; who needs help is being done to solve - Advocating for the government to closen the the issue of pasungs in mental health service Indonesia? - Listen to the family and understand their pressure - Conduct a three-day mental health camp - Collaborate with leaders and police to release people from pasung. 5. Evaluate: Do you think I think this is an effective solution considering the size the solutions are and impact of Dr. Heni as they’re starting off from what effective in solving the they can do for those patients. By identifying their problem? Why or why targets/patients, she has the data of who to observe and not? to help. Then, by counseling the families and the pasung patients, they help release them from the burdens and traumas of being involved in the pasung system. Their advocation and collaboration of this topic is a step for extension in further impact. And their 3-days mental camp is an effective way to help a large range of people in short term. Therefore, I believe her methods are very effective.
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