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Rights-Based Recovery and Cultural Worth Orientations in Psychiatric Services

Rights-Based Recovery and Cultural Worth Orientations in Psychiatric Services

by Mike Slade | Oct 2, 2026 | Other, Uncategorised

Paper from the Recovery Research Team: Kotera Y, Slade M Rights-Based Recovery and Cultural Worth Orientations in Psychiatric Services, Psychiatric Services, in press. Available here
Rights-Based Recovery and Cultural Worth Orientations in Psychiatric Services

Harnessing lived experience as a recovery resource

by Mike Slade | Sep 9, 2026 | Other, Uncategorised

Paper from the Recovery Research Team: Slade M (2026) Harnessing lived experience as a recovery resource, Hong Kong Journal of Mental Health, 52, 5-13. Available here
Assessing Change and Establishing Empirical Cutoffs: The Brief INSPIRE-O Measure for Personal Recovery in Mental Health Services services

Assessing Change and Establishing Empirical Cutoffs: The Brief INSPIRE-O Measure for Personal Recovery in Mental Health Services services

by Mike Slade | Jun 10, 2025 | Uncategorised

Paper from the Recovery Research Team: Moeller S, Larsen P, Austin S, Slade M, Arendt, I-M, Kring L, Simonsen S Assessing Change and Establishing Empirical Cutoffs: The Brief INSPIRE-O Measure for Personal Recovery in Mental Health Services services, Social Psychiatry...
Recovery Research Team enjoy taking part in a successful ENMESH conference 2024 in Versailles, Paris

Recovery Research Team enjoy taking part in a successful ENMESH conference 2024 in Versailles, Paris

by Kara Rimmer | Jul 9, 2024 | Other, Uncategorised

Recovery Research Team enjoy taking part in the successful 15th ENMESH Conference in Versailles, Paris: 4-6 July 2024. A great time had by all – strengthening relationships with our collaborators. Congratulations to all!
Assessing Change and Establishing Empirical Cutoffs: The Brief INSPIRE-O Measure for Personal Recovery in Mental Health Services services

Is personal recovery a transdiagnostic concept? Testing the fit of the CHIME Framework using narrative experiences

by Mike Slade | Jul 2, 2024 | Uncategorised

Paper from the Recovery Research Team: Lases M, Bruins J, Scheepers F, van Sambeek N, Ng F, Rennick-Egglestone S, Slade M, van Balkom I, Castelein S Is personal recovery a transdiagnostic concept? Testing the fit of the CHIME Framework using narrative experiences,...
Recovery Research Team enjoy taking part in a successful ENMESH conference 2024 in Versailles, Paris

Institute of Mental Health Research Day 2024 Awards – The Peter Bartlett prize for Best Poster

by Kara Rimmer | Jun 10, 2024 | Other, Uncategorised

Recovery Research Team member Estefania Guerrero has won The Peter Bartlett prize for Best Poster in the IMH Research Day 2024 Awards. Congratulations to Estefania!
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