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Community Mental Health Ideology in Victoria

The purpose of this paper is to look at the ideology of professional staff working in the innovatory community mental health services in Victoria, in order to gain some qualitative understanding of how they define the scope of community psychiatry and pinpoint some of the issues of contention relevant to the operation of community mental health services in this State. As Baker and Schulberg ( 1967) note, ideological differences have been present in the mental health professions for many years. Previous studies elsewhere have focused on the distribution and interrelations of various ideological positions within the therapeutic mode. Thus, Gilbert and Levinson ( 1957 ) focused on ’humanism versus custodialism’, Sharaf and Levinson (1957) focused on psychotherapeutic