Abstract
This
dialogic-centered—discussion explores the neurological and biological
determinants often identified as psychiatric disorders and/or medical
conditions measured through non-invasive brain imaging. Improved measures within
housing stability; specifically Housing First models, sets the stage for a
range of additional screenings to be incorporated as a means to better diagnose
and treat comorbid conditions of persons struggling with housing stability.
Contemporary conceptualizations of chronic homelessness need to be challenged
as advanced neurobiological imaging reveals astounding correlations between
neurological health and housing stability.
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