Whose recovery is it anyway?

Published: December 2007

Authors: Social Perspectives Network, in partnership with the Delivering Race Equality Programme, Social Care Institute for Excellence, and the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Advisory Group

Recovery is a concept that is gaining prominence in the discourse about mental health. However, there is no consensus about what it means and debate continues about how it can be used to develop person-centred mental health services.

This paper is from one of the study days organised by Social Perspectives Network, which brings together the more diverse and seldom heard voices in the recovery debate.

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