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Voicing psychotic experiences : a reconsideration of recovery and diversity / edited by Ruth Chandler and Mark Hayward

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Publication details: Brighton : OLM-Pavilion, 2009Description: xi, 132 pISBN:

9781841962504
1841962503

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WM 200.

Summary: Voicing Psychotic Experiences explores the process of recovery from psychosis, although is applicable to recovery from all mental health problems, by looking at definitions, research, diversity and personal experiences. This handbook presents a series of recovery narratives with the aim of giving an insight into the process of recovery with each chapter clearly pulling out 'lessons learnt' for practice. The authors challenge the notion that one single model of recovery can be an adequate operational model and they instead offer a qualitative evidence base for understanding psychotic experience(s) as part of a diverse recovery spectrum.

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Book	South London and Maudsley Trust Library Shelves	WM 200 VOI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		R17695F0069

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Voicing Psychotic Experiences explores the process of recovery from psychosis, although is applicable to recovery from all mental health problems, by looking at definitions, research, diversity and personal experiences. This handbook presents a series of recovery narratives with the aim of giving an insight into the process of recovery with each chapter clearly pulling out 'lessons learnt' for practice. The authors challenge the notion that one single model of recovery can be an adequate operational model and they instead offer a qualitative evidence base for understanding psychotic experience(s) as part of a diverse recovery spectrum.

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