User definitions of recovery from psychosis consider recovery to be an idiosyncratic process where internal factors such as hope and empowerment are important. Furthermore, unlike 'clinical' recovery, 'user-defined' recovery suggests that absence of 'symptoms' is not necessary for recovery to occur. The current study examined whether subjective factors such as hope and empowerment are linked to recovery fi*from psychosis and whether these factors are important in predicting user-defined recovery.EThOS - Electronic Theses Online ServiceGBUnited Kingdo
International audienceRecovery is a multidimensional construct that can be defined either from a cli...
Clinical and consumer recovery efforts continue to advance more successful recovery agendas. Limited...
A psychotic disorder often has a severe impact on many aspects of the life of someone affected by it...
This study aimed to establish consensus about the meaning of recovery among individuals with experie...
This paper explores the concept of recovery in relation to people living with psychosis. Previous st...
Conceptualizing recovery in the context of severe and persisting mental health conditions is a compl...
Recovery from schizophrenia involves both subjective elements such as self-appraised wellness and ob...
Research regarding the potential value of using a personal construct psychology (PCP) framework to e...
Recovery from schizophrenia involves both subjective elements such as self-appraised wellness and ob...
The main theme in this thesis is the personal recovery of people with psychosis and their satisfacti...
This study reports on the relationship between stage of recovery and hope, meaning and responsibilit...
This qualitative study explored seven adults’ experiences of recovery from an episode of psychosis, ...
Recovery from mental health problems is a key target for the NHS today. The philosophy of personal r...
The process of adjustment to chronic conditions has been well described within the literature. Howev...
International audienceRecovery is a multidimensional construct that can be defined either from a cli...
Clinical and consumer recovery efforts continue to advance more successful recovery agendas. Limited...
A psychotic disorder often has a severe impact on many aspects of the life of someone affected by it...
This study aimed to establish consensus about the meaning of recovery among individuals with experie...
This paper explores the concept of recovery in relation to people living with psychosis. Previous st...
Conceptualizing recovery in the context of severe and persisting mental health conditions is a compl...
Recovery from schizophrenia involves both subjective elements such as self-appraised wellness and ob...
Research regarding the potential value of using a personal construct psychology (PCP) framework to e...
Recovery from schizophrenia involves both subjective elements such as self-appraised wellness and ob...
The main theme in this thesis is the personal recovery of people with psychosis and their satisfacti...
This study reports on the relationship between stage of recovery and hope, meaning and responsibilit...
This qualitative study explored seven adults’ experiences of recovery from an episode of psychosis, ...
Recovery from mental health problems is a key target for the NHS today. The philosophy of personal r...
The process of adjustment to chronic conditions has been well described within the literature. Howev...
International audienceRecovery is a multidimensional construct that can be defined either from a cli...
Clinical and consumer recovery efforts continue to advance more successful recovery agendas. Limited...
A psychotic disorder often has a severe impact on many aspects of the life of someone affected by it...