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More well-being focused program
11/04/2022

More well-being focused program

09/04/2019

CHIME Conceptual Framework in Personal Recovery

Tool for Chinese culture.
30/11/2018

Tool for Chinese culture.

(2018). Chinese version of the Recovery Self-Assessment scale: psychometric evidence from Rasch analysis and reliability estimates. Journal of Mental Health. Ahead of Print.

13/11/2018

Recovery Chapter 2019 is still pending. Original plan is to share among MH workers including Peer workers with the current trend of Recovery Curriculum development in UK.

27/01/2018
Fruitful sharing
12/10/2017

Fruitful sharing

12/10/2017

Key elements in Recovery College,
1) peer workers who share about their lived experience
2) professionals who can share their expertise
3) service users who can share their story and bring in participation and support among students.

ImROC, Nottingham
11/10/2017

ImROC, Nottingham

Prof Mike Slade, University of Nottingham
11/10/2017

Prof Mike Slade, University of Nottingham

05/10/2017

Visit to Recovery College and program in Nottingham and London in Oct 2017. ImROC and SLaM, we are coming. I'm so glad to meet Prof. Mike Slade soon.

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