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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 of Psychodynamic Multi-Family Groups in community mental health services in Rome. Barbara D’ Avanzo, and Antonio Maone.
- PROMISE in Action: Fostering Inclusive Research through Lived Experience Engagement in Malawi. Action Amos, Charlotte Hanlon, Erica Breuer, Lucinda Manda-Taylor, Stephen M Lawrie, Saulos Gondwe, Demoubly Kokota, Wakumanya Sibande and Robert C Stewart.
- Illness Management & Recovery, an Evidence-based Practice for Person-Centered Mental Health Services. Paola Carozza.
- The importance of family and service provider involvement with service users from three perspectives in a South African context. Anneliese de Wet, and Mihoko Maru.
Section: Human Rights and Mental Health
- Mental health, human rights and legislation. Guidance and Practice. Gabriele Rocca
- Turning crises into opportunities. Layal Al Hanna, Edwina Zoghbi, Nayla Geagea, Alissar Rady, and Rabih El Chammay.
- Person-centric, Rights-based approach for mental illness applicable vis a vis to all countries? Need to include caregivers and role of bystander in India. Vyjayanthi Venkataramu, and Murali Thyloth
Section: Sharing Experiences
- Preventing a problem, the politicians created themselves. Christine Lingjærde
- The importance of a parent community for support. Clare O’Brien
- Czech delegation visits Bergen, Norway and brings back inspiration for mental health care. Peter Salamon
- BasicNeeds Ghana promotes Psychosocial Rehabilitation for survivors of torture and organized violence (TOV). Peter Yaro, and Hannan Legend Tizaa
