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April 20, 2017October 16, 2016 by Mike McAlevey

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The mental health system has learned to speak the language of recovery, but without really accepting what it means in terms of changing practice. Helping people to recover means helping them to fulfill their own dreams, moving away from compliance as a prime value and toward a much more complex kind of service that is individualized and which allows people the dignity of risk.Judi Chamberlin, mental health visionary and activist

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