ABSTRACT
Se exponen dos casos de una misma familia (padre e hija), con los que se interviene desde el EASC, dicha derivación surge desde el Servicio de Salud Mental (SSM) de referencia con distintos objetivos. La intervención y evolución de ambos usuarios en el recurso representan la importancia del abordaje en el entorno próximo haciendo posible la permanencia en el mismo. Para llevarlo a cabo se ha realizado un trabajo previo, individualizado con cada uno de ellos, promoviendo la autonomía y la adaptación a la vuelta al domicilio desde las respectivas Mini- residencias en las que permanecían. En un segundo momento, se trabaja sobre las condiciones de habitabilidad de la vivienda, de manera coordinada y con la participación activa de los usuarios. Igualmente ha sido precisa la tramitación de recursos de apoyo y la coordinación con el resto de recursos de atención, para garantizar la calidad de vida de ambos. En la actualidad se abordan los procesos de recuperación de manera individual en cada caso, requiriendo sesiones conjuntas con regularidad
We present two interventions by the EASC working with two members of the same family (father and daughter). Both patients were referred by the Mental Health Services of their community, with variable objectives. The intervention and improvement in evolution of both patients over time underlines the importance of community settings. Individualized approaches with father and daughter were implemented as a first step, promoting autonomy and a transition back home from the residential facilities where they were living. Habitability of the premises was then ensured, with the active participation of the clients. Support services and cooperation with other services was central to improving their overall quality of life. Nowadays, each case is individually approached although father-daughter joint sessions are frequently held in order to work on family relationships and cohabitation issues. In the daughter´s case the main objectives have been her inclusion in the psychosocial rehabilitation services of the community, an improvement in basic and instrumental activities of daily living, participation in vocational rehabilitation resources, focusing on personal strengths, promoting autonomy, and interventions aimed to enhance family functioning. Intervention with the father has focused on basic and instrumental activities of daily living, increasing in disease awareness and treatment adherence, autonomy in household setting, community integration, and as with her daughter, interventions aimed
