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摘要

The recovery movement is a revolution that can fundamentally transform mental health services. For the first time in history, users as citizens take the power and have the opportunity to design how psychiatry should be practiced. The recovery movement undoubtedly has wings. This book shows us that the recovery movement has also feet with deep foundations in the history of psychiatry, and more widely in the history of ideas, and also has a solid conceptual basis.