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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.
- User-led approaches in Ghana: a reflection and response to ‘Strengthening the call to involve mental health care service users and their families in psychosocial rehabilitation programmes’ (WAPR bulletin 51). Elsie (Adwoa) Dapaah, Esenam Drah, James Sambian, and Lyla Adwan-Kamara.
- Deteriorating Mental Health Needs among Youth. Maria Vandoni.
- Social Perfectionism and the Youth Mental Health Crisis: Self-Compassion as an Approach to Youth Mental Health Recovery. Lisa Augustine.
Section: Human Rights and Mental Health
- A new QualityRights e-training module on children and adolescents. Natalie Drew, Michelle Funk, Zeinab Hijazi, Gopal Mitra, Natalia Mufel, and Alberto Vasquez.
- Reflections on Implementation of Human Rights-Based Practices in Community Mental Health Service Systems. Alexander Smith.
- “You don’t have to dribble with your thoughts alone anymore.” Marit Borg, André Muri, Aina Rype, and Bengt Karlsson.
Section: Sharing Experiences
- Maggie’s Journey. Maggie Hubbard.
- A working life on the horizon – Supported education for young adults with mental health problems in Sweden. David Rosenberg, Helene Hillborg, Ulrika Bejerholm, and Veronica Lövgren
- “We are going to change society into a better society and there’s nothing you can do about it”. An interview on the experience of same-sex parenting. Luca Tancredi Barone, and Michalis Lavdas.