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Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice
Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented PracticeHope. Dignity. | Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented PracticeAcknowledgementsThe Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice were drafted by Howard Chodos, Sylvain d Auteuil, Neasa Martin and Glenna Raymond with assistance from Mary Bartram and Donna Lyons who helped draft Chapter 5 on Working with First Nations, Inuit and M tis. Support was provided throughout the process by the recovery Initiative team at the Mental Health are grateful for the assistance of the following people who commented on the first draft of the Guidelines : Shana Calixte, Thomas Grauman, John Higenbottam, Vicky Huehn, Simran Lehal, Kwame McKenzie, Myra Piat, Nancy Reynolds, Marta Sadkowski, Aseefa Sarang, Deborrah Sherman, Kim Sunderland, Jijian Voronka, and Kimberly Wilson. We would also like to thank the recovery champions, known as the G22, who provided advice on all aspects of the MHCC s recovery Initiative from its inception in April 2013, as well as all those who contributed comments and suggestions during the consultation process on the draft Mental Health Commission of Canada gratefully acknowledges the permission granted by the Commonwealth of Australia to use and adapt material from A national framework for Recovery-Oriented
many intersecting factors (biological, psychological, social, economic, cultural and spiritual) have an impact on mental health and well-be-ing. These Guidelines encompass both dimensions, and in so doing address everyone with direct experience of mental health problems and those who support them, as well as the many communities – in
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