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Katherine Newman-Taylor, Christie Garner, Elizabeth Vernon-Wilson, Karlien H. W. Paas, Lesley Herbert & Sheena K. Au-Yeung. (2017) Psychometric evaluation of the hope, agency and opportunity (HAO); a brief measure of mental health recovery. Journal of Mental Health 26:6, pages 562-568.
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Amanda Ljungberg, Anne Denhov & Alain Topor. (2017) A Balancing Act—How Mental Health Professionals Experience Being Personal in Their Relationships with Service Users. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 38:7, pages 578-583.
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Randi Rolvsjord. (2015) What clients do to make music therapy work: A qualitative multiple case study in adult mental health care. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy 24:4, pages 296-321.
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Karen T. Zellmann, Elissa E. Madden & Donna M. Aguiniga. (2014) Bachelor of Social Work Students and Mental Health Stigma: Understanding Student Attitudes. Journal of Social Work Education 50:4, pages 660-677.
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Diana Rose. (2014) The mainstreaming of recovery. Journal of Mental Health 23:5, pages 217-218.
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Karin Alice Mikkelsgård, Arild Granerud & Sevald Høye. (2014) People with mental illness returning to work: A qualitative evaluation of a Norwegian project. Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy 21:3, pages 172-180.
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Martin Salzmann-Erikson. (2013) An Integrative Review of What Contributes to Personal Recovery in Psychiatric Disabilities. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 34:3, pages 185-191.
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