Jules Tielens is a Psychiatrist. His interest has always been on the treatment of people with schizophrenia and severe personality disorders as well as the development of alternative perspectives and a new language in respect to psychosis. He gives frequent workshops and lectures on this subject in addition to work as a psychiatrist at the care farm Bij Bram.
From 1998 to 2010 he was Psychiatrist to the Rehabteam; outreach care for psychotic homeless people in Amsterdam, and he was a Psychiatrist in Early Intervention Psychoses at the Amsterdam Medical Centre. Between 2011-2016 he worked at The Brewery, a centre for recovery of Psychosis in Amsterdam. As of 2018 he has been working as a Psychiatrist at the care farm Bij Bram (at Bram’s place)
Jules has authored 2 books in the Netherlands –
"Assertive in Care" and "In conversation with Psychosis".
2. DSM IV-TR: schizophrenia and
other psychotic ilnesses
• A majority of individuals with schizophrenia have poor insight
regarding the fact that they have a psychotic illness. Evidence
suggests that poor insight is a manifestation of the illness
rather than a coping strategy. It may be comparable to the
lack of awareness of neurological deficits seen in stroke,
termed anosognosia. This symptom predisposes the
individual to non-compliance with treatment and has been
found to be predictive of higher relapse rates, increased
number of involuntary hospital admissions, poorer
psychosocial functioning, and a poorer course of illness
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition, Text Revision. Washington, DC, APA, 2000
3. When anosognosia:
• The patient will not trust the doctor
• No conventional psycho-education!
• Go around (our medical) insight of sickness.
• Connective Talking Technique.
6. A psychosis is:
• A serious and long-lasting problem in
interpretation (of non-verbal information).
• A serious problem of perception/hallucination.
• Some cognitive deficits.
– Filter en flexibility
– Face recognition
– Tone recognition
– Problems with abstractions
• Apathy (negative symptoms).
10. The circle of destruction
Psychosi
s
Isolation
Loneliness
Los of trust and self-efficacy
Bad prognisis of outcome
Social malfuctioning
In Gesprek met Psychose, 2012
16. View of the patient on psychosis?
'Not me bro!'
Ok than….. I have problems with burn-out,
hypersensitivity, social isolation, demotivation,
study problems, concentration, too much
weight, nothing to do, no hobbies, housing,
partner-relations, relations with friends, etc…
18. What is de Brouwerij?
A cooperation of
1.Excellent professionals
2.Clients (members)
3.Family members
4.Volunteers
19. Professionals do:
• Assertive (seduce to) care
• Connective Talking Therapy
• Prepared for a longlasting relationship with
the patient
• Shared decision making
• Make extensive use of the volunteers
23. …next to treatment by a team of
highly skilled craftsmen…..
Community mental health nurses, home care nurses,
psychologists, social worker, legal expert,
psychiatrists…
24. Wat doen de vrijwilligers?
• Daily lunch
• Twice a week diner
• Yoga with Pim
• Courses in communication styles
• Holidays, going out
• Guitarlesson with Dominik
• Madstudies
• Michaja, Sacha at the telephone
• Running with Johanne
• Fitness with Bert and Jules
• Welcome by Frans en Ajay
• Young Ones with Bert and Marije
• Artclub with Riek
• Improvisationtheater by Alessandra
• Blogging with Evelyne
• Aikido with Jan
Nothing for nothing!
25. Continuity of care
• Handling of crisis at home
• Trans-mural treatment when hospitalized
• partial recovery: no transferal but low
maintenance membership at the Brewery by:
– Peer to peer
– Support by family and volunteers
29. And…
• Advise by telephone until 10 PM
• If necessary prolonged treatment in the weekend
• Peer to peer (USA inspiration) and ‘union of members'
• Family is very welcome
• In future:
– Collaboration with entrepreneurs in the neighborhood
– Entrepreneurs in the building
– Flexible workplaces for members in the Brewery
30. The Brouwerij Effect
• Honos en Mansa scores
• Client and familymember Evaluation
iROC based questionnaire (measuring recovery)”
• Days of hospilization
(during MT and the years before MT)
• Costs per day
• Costs for society and client
• DBC minutes (time spend with client)
Quality of treatment
Relevance to society
Cohort N = 42: patiënts > 3 years in treatment at bij MT
A.Galli, J.A.E. Tielens, J. van Os sept 2016
31. N = 42 >3 DBC years in treatment ( 2012 t/m 2015 )
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Vóór MT TijdensMT
Aantalopnamedagenover3jaar
Gedwongen
Vrijwillig
* p = 0.053
Het Brouwerij Effect
Resultaten opnames
A.Galli, J.A.E. Tielens, J. van Os sept 2016
32. Het Brouwerij Effect
Resultaten DBC minuten
N = 42
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Jaar 1 Jaar 2 Jaar 3
gemiddeldeDBCminuten *** p < 0.001
A.Galli, J.A.E. Tielens, J. van Os sept 2016
N = 42 >3 DBC years in treatment ( 2012 t/m 2015 )
33. De Brouwerij
Hoogte Kadijk 61hs
1018 BE Amsterdam
Tel: 088 - 020 1350
Fax: 088 - 020 1351
molemanntielens.amsterdam@molemann.nl
Notes de l'éditeur
Geef voorbeeld van probleem met interactie waarbij je alleen woord goed snapt maar de andere informatie niet; Iets aardigs zeggen met bjpassende toon en lichaamstaal en een keer met iets aardigs zeggen met inadequate toon en lichaamstaal.
Clients, members, family members, various people involved with this center