Client Participation: Central and Underinvestigated Elements of Intervention

By Julia H. Littell, L. Alexander, W. Reynolds. Social Service Review, 2001

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Treatment Engagement with Caregivers of At-risk Children: Gaps in Research and Conceptualization (2007, background): “Engagement, participation, and other terms (for example, adherence, and compliance) are used interchangeably in the literature and frequently refer to clients keeping appointments and staying in treatment ( Littell, Alexander, & Reynolds, 2001 ).”
Measuring Client Engagement From the Client’s Perspective in Nonvoluntary Child Protective Services (2005, methodology): “Engagement, similar to participation (Littell et al., 2001), is an umbrella term that legitimately includes behaviors (e.g., service usage, duration, and completion) as well as attitudinal or affective dimensions as described here and elsewhere (Altman, 2004).”
The Impact of Mental Illness Stigma on Seeking and Participating in Mental Health Care (2014, unknown): “doi:10.1176/appi.ps.62.5.541 Smith, M. (2013). Anti-stigma campaigns: Time to Change.”