Followup evaluation of family crisis therapy.

Abstract

Six-month followup evaluations of 150 family crisis therapy cases and 150 hospital treatment cases demonstrate that those treated as outpatients do as well as the hospital cases. Social functioning is maintained equally in both groups. Patients are less likely to be rehospitalized if admission was avoided initially.

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