Media Articles
A Response to the Criticisms of Transitional Employment
This paper is based on a Plenary Address delivered at the Sixth International Seminar on the Clubhouse
Model, Greenville, South Carolina, 1991.
A Comparison of Competitive Employment Outcomes for the Clubhouse and PACT Models
This study determined whether the clubhouse model of community
support and psychiatric rehabilitation can produce competitive
employment outcomes that are comparable or superior to those of the
Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) model.
An Experimental Comparison of PACT and Clubhouse (Final Report)
The Massachusetts EIDP is an experimental comparison of (1) the vocationally integrated Program of
Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) that originated in Madison, Wisconsin and (2) the ‘clubhouse’
model of psychiatric rehabilitation...
Organizing for Clubhouses: The Massachusetts Success Story
This paper will show that programs utilizing the Clubhouse Model can be replicated. The
benefit of replication is quality programs, which consumers of services and their families can
count on while opening the door to a wide array of job and social opportunities...
From Pedestal to Personhood
In many traditional clinical settings there are often certain beliefs regarding the staff. These
beliefs distinguish staff from consumers and are identified as the elements that make up the
"professional pedestal".
How Work Works
I am going to talk today about how work works in the clubhouse model. In many traditional day
treatment models of rehabilitation, work is ignored as a rehabilitation tool, either because it does
not occur to the staff that there is any merit in work, or ...
