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Natural reinforcement in a psychiatric rehabilitation program.

The short article that follows is a report on an ongoing rehabilitation program. Other clinicians and researchers who are involved in what they consider innovative and promising treatment approaches are encouraged to sub-mit brief descriptions (from 5 to 10 pages) of their therapeutic activities.—The Editors. In this paper we shall describe the Club, a psychiatric rehabilitation program developed by the second author. The club's program is modeled after the program at Fountam House in New York City (Beard and Schmidt 1971), from which it differs in several aspects. 1 Although a growing number of rehabilitation centers are using a similar model, the principles by which these programs work are not generally known or appreciated. In this paper we shall speculate from a behavorial point of view on how the Club works.