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OBJECTIVES:The developing literature on supported employment for people who have a mental illness and recent history of homelessness has yet to explore the relationship between clients and their employment specialists. The objective of the present article is to explore and understand the way in which service users experience supported employment services and how these experiences differ from those receiving usual services. METHOD:Semistructured qualitative interviews were conducted with 27 people from a randomized controlled trial of supported employment, 14 receiving supported employment, and 13 receiving usual services. Thematic content analysis was used to generate themes and compare experiences between the 2 groups. RESULTS:Trust emerged as an important facilitator to development of a collaborative relationship. It developed with time and featured in the narratives of participants who found jobs. Lack of trust and communication was associated with greater difficulty finding work. People receiving usual services rarely had repeated contact with service providers and therefore did not develop working alliances to the same extent as people receiving supported employment. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS:Without the support of an employment specialist, participants receiving usual services relied more on internal motivation to search for employment opportunities. Programs assisting people to reach their employment goals must be sensitive to homelessness-specific experiences that may make establishing trust difficult. Vocational services should be designed to allow clients to deal exclusively with 1 service provider to permit the development of a working alliance.
journal_name
Psychiatr Rehabil Jjournal_title
Psychiatric rehabilitation journalauthors
Poremski D,Whitley R,Latimer Edoi
10.1037/prj0000137subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2016-03-01 00:00:00pages
20-6issue
1eissn
1095-158Xissn
1559-3126pii
2015-13977-001journal_volume
39pub_type
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