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Andrew Voyce in conversation with Jerome Carson

机译：Andrew Voyce与Jerome Carson交谈

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Purpose-This paper aims to provide a profile of Andrew Voyce. Design/methodology/approach-Andrew gives a short biography and is then interviewed by Jerome. Areas covered in the interview include the central role of Mrs Thatcher in closing down the old asylums, homelessness, education, benefits and digital art. Findings-Andrew's recovery from long term mental health problems has seen him return to higher education. He failed to get his undergraduate degree, but decades later and with the encouragement of workers in the community, he completed both undergraduate and postgraduate studies. He talks of the negative impact of asylum care, especially the terrible side effect of akathisia, which resulted from the depot neuroleptic medication. Originality/value-This paper shows a remarkable journey of recovery, from a life of being a revolving door patient, to homelessness, to re-establishing an ordinary life in the community. The inmate's perspective is one that has largely been absent from narratives of asylum care.
机译：目的-本文旨在提供安德鲁·沃伊斯的个人资料。设计/方法论/方法-安德鲁（Andrew）作了简短的传记，然后接受杰罗姆（Jerome）的采访。采访涉及的领域包括撒切尔夫人在关闭旧的庇护所，无家可归，教育，福利和数字艺术方面的核心作用。 Findings-Andrew从长期的心理健康问题中恢复过来，使他重返高等教育。他没有获得本科学历，但是数十年后，在社区工作人员的鼓励下，他完成了本科学历和研究生课程。他谈到了庇护所带来的负面影响，特别是静坐疗法引起的静坐症的可怕副作用。原创性/价值-本文显示了康复的非凡旅程，从成为旋转门患者的生活到无家可归，再到在社区重建普通生活。囚犯的观点在很大程度上没有关于庇护的叙述。

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