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Week 1, Introduction to recovery, overview & personal narratives.
Week 1 Teaching Methods
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Week 1 Relevance to Practice
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Week 1 Level of Detail
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Week 1 Additional Comments
Week 2: AM: Thinking about how we think about mental health! A closer look at language and its effects on stigma and identity... PM: Beyond diagnosis: conceptualising mental health through power, threat, meaning framework.
Week 2 Teaching Methods
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Week 2 Relevance to Practice
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Week 2 Level of Detail
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Week 2 Additional Comments
Week 3: AM: Understanding the experience of 1st episode psychosis and service interventions from a family perspective... PM: Making sense of voices through the Maastricht interview.
Week 3 Teaching Methods
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Week 3 Relevance to Practice
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Week 3 Level of Detail
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Week 3 Additional Comments
Week 4 Spirituality and mental health
Week 4 Teaching Methods
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Week 4 Relevance to Practice
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Week 4 Level of Detail
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Week 4 Additional Comments
Week 5 Recovery relationships and narrativist approaches.
Week 5 Teaching Methods
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Week 5 Relevance to Practice
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Week 5 Level of Detail
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Week 5 Additional Comments
Has the course affected your understanding of the principles and practice of recovery?
Have you found these days useful for your working practice?
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