Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice
4 | Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice It is with great pleasure and pride that I present the Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice. Since its inception, the Mental Health Commission of Canada has made it a priority to work with people from across the country on ways to improve mental health systems based on a recovery orientation.
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