<unk>  Zwiefalten, Germany (2011)<unk> is a community service that provides a space for people experiencing mental distress or crisis. Based on a recovery model, common elements of the<unk> approach include primarily non-medical staffing; preserving resident's personal power, social networks, and communal responsibilities; finding meaning in the subjective experience of psychosis by "being with" clients; and no or minimal use of antipsychotic medication (with any medication taken from a position of choice and without coercion).<unk>  are open, with no restraint facilities. Loren Mosher, who founded the<unk> experience, showed that it is possible to treat acute psychosis without restraint methods.<unk> houses are often seen as gentler alternatives to a psychiatric hospital system perceived as authoritarian, hostile or violent and based on routine use of psychiatric (particularly antipsychotic) drugs.<unk> houses are sometimes used as "early intervention" or "crisis resolution" services.
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Schooliosis
Azotorrhea
Steatorrhea
Drooling
Womey massacre
Galactorrhea
Ellipta