<unk>  is the practice of moving people (especially those with developmental disability) from mental institutions into community-based or family-based environments.
The idea took hold in various countries in the 1950s and 1960s , possibly as part of the anti-psychiatry movement, which saw incarceration of the mentally ill as often unnecessary and/or inhumane. It was also introduced as a cost saving measure, or a sensible alternative to state hospitals, as long as the discharged patients were serviced in their new
community health centers and were able to take their necessary medications. New psychiatric medications were thought to have made it also possible to release this population into the community safely.
Deinstitutionalisation
Goal-directed therapy
Transvestic fetishism
Accommodation 
Detoxification
Positive feedback
Family centered care
Drug intervention program