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| Psychiatric medical approach | Humanistic-existential psychosocial approach |
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| Medical-instrumental help experienced as beneficial () | Positive experiences with psychosocial and social help and support () |
| Beneficial medication practice | Traumas worked through |
| Medicines and following up | Working through traumas |
| Medicines that functioned ok | Obtained selfinsight |
| Helped to reduce medicines | A new start and quality of life |
| Diagnosis experienced as a relief | Experienced community |
| Enough time for diagnosis | Trust, confidence, and feeling of worth |
| Diagnosis and following up | Spiritual experiences |
| The experience that service is available | Peer support and network |
| Access to hospital | Welfare/socio-economic help |
| Hospital as a place of refuge in crisis | Practical help |
| | Housing and activities |
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| Psychiatric-medical help experienced as threatening and humiliating () | Rejection and encroachment in therapeutic relations with a humanistic-existential psychosocial approach () |
| Experienced rejection and isolation in treatment context | |
| Not taken seriously | Bad communication |
| Rejection, lack of treatment | Miscommunication |
| Just stored away, no following up | No understanding |
| Strain caused by treatment | Client’s dilemma rejected |
| Medicines abruptly removed | Childhood/trauma rejected |
| Negative side effects of medicines | Persuasion to divorce |
| Wrong diagnosis | Children not cared about when parents were sent to hospital/ received help |
| Disrespect and threat to integrity | Unethical behavior from the therapist |
| Compulsion, punishment | Inappropriate behavior from the therapist |
| Treated violently | Appointments not respected |
| Accusations, infringements | |
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