[The benefit of self-assessment in rehabilitation].

The clinical stabilisation of the patient is a phase which is favourable for carrying out self-assessment to help them determine their resources. Adapted assessment scales are useful tools. On the basis of these, an initial care project is put in place which takes shape as and when the assessments are carried out.

[Psychological containment at home].

The mobile care and rehabilitation team offers patients who have been receiving long-term, in-patient care, when they are stabilised, a discharge programme underpinned by considerable support from a nursing team. Through apartments owned by associations and the CATTP (part-time therapy centre), the team will guide the patient along their sometimes precarious pathway. This well thought-out and shared support, takes on the function of psychological containment for the patient, helping to ensure a successful reintegration.