This issue of the WAPR Bulletin invites us to rethink mental health and psychosocial rehabilitation and support in the context of migration, displacement, and moving populations. Bringing together contributions from researchers, practitioners, and people with lived...
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Embracing Hope: A Global Perspective on Recovery and Psychosocial Rehabilitation, WAPR Bulletin, 55.
This issue of the WAPR Bulletin carries forward the theme of the WAPR World Congress and PSR Canada Recovery Conference in Vancouver, Embracing Hope: A Global Perspective on Recovery and Psychosocial Rehabilitation. The artwork kindly provided by the Vancouver Art...
Peer Support Work in community and services: Experiences and learnings, WAPR Bulletin, 54.
We are glad to publish this issue on Peer Support Work where we invited Guadalupe Morales Cano as a guest editor. Gabriele Rocca writes an important message reflecting on the past years of his presidency in WAPR. We are presenting PSW from various perspectives,...
Mental Health, Social Inclusion and Well-being for Older Adults, WAPR Bulletin, 53.
Download here articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Introduction Mental Health, Social Inclusion and Well-being for Older Adults: Introduction. Marianne Farkas, and Anneliese De Wet President's Message Message from the President of WAPR. Gabriele Rocca Section:...
WAPR Bulletin. Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Worldwide, 52
Download here articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Section: Articles Supported Education from a European perspective: The development of a toolkit for professionals working with students with mental health conditions. Jacomijn Hofstra, and Lies Korevaar....
WAPR Bulletin; Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Worldwide, 51
Download here articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Section: Articles Strengthening the call to involve mental health care service users and their families in psychosocial rehabilitation programmes. Claudia Sartor. A long-lasting and recovery-oriented experience...
Released WAPR Bulletin; Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Worldwide, 50
Download here articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Promoting meaningful work through interorganisational and interdisciplinary collaboration. The IPSNOR project. Cathrine Moe, Lene Hellesvik Hansen, Barbara Stenvall, Sina Wittlund, Miles Rinaldi, and Beate...
Released WAPR Bulletin; Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Worldwide, 49.
Download here the articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Deinstitutionalization – will it ever be given real priority? Gabriele Rocca. De-institutionalization and the implementation of community-based care and rehabilitation services in South Africa: Where do we...
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 48.
Download here the articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). Just launched! – The new WHO QualityRights e-training: Advancing mental health, eliminating stigma and promoting inclusion. Michelle Funk, Natalie Drew Bold, Celline Cole, Emily McLoughlin and Maria...
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 47.
Download here the articles of the Bulletin separately (pdf). “Whose Plan is it Anyway?”… Reimagining person-led planning. Helen Glover Recovery-Oriented Practices – Key Learnings in a Changing World. Larry Davidson The United Arab Emirates (UAE) National Promotion of...
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 46.
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 45.
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 44.
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 43.
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 42.
WAPR Bulletin, 2018 summer issue.
Released WAPR Bulletin, nº 41.
Bulletin 40; 2017, spring issue.
Contents: EDITORIAL: 3: Message from the President. 8: What can mental health professionals do to better face the immigration challenge? Barbara D’Avanzo. ARTICLES: 11: Lessons learned from an experience of community coalition addressing revention of severe mental...