*New paper alert* Who attends English Recovery Colleges? Based on data from 498 students across 36 colleges. Findings highlight potential underrepresentation of older adults, men, people with developmental disorders, and ethnic minority groups. Read in the tweet below:
*New paper alert* Who attends English Recovery Colleges? Based on data from 498 students across 36 colleges. Findings highlight potential underrepresentation of older adults, men, people with developmental disorders, and ethnic minority groups. Read in the tweet below:
Delighted to speak at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University @HongKongPolyU for the World Class Research Seminar Series on Mental Health Across Cultures: Recovery Through Community and Nature. Many thanks to Benson Lau for the kind invitation and hosting! @RECOLLECT_Study
NEW PAPER ALERT
A study of 31 Recovery Colleges in England 🚨
https://t.co/Y1IgliDAoq
Uncovering behind the scenes stories of how Recovery Colleges are built, powered by recovery pioneers and sustained through creativity and resilience.
Managers across 31 Recovery Colleges were interviewed to gain a sense of what’s it like to be on the ground delivering a mental health initiative that can often face a lot of resistance and is pitted against mainstream mental health services
Great to see such innovate and exciting research around Recovery Colleges. Recovery Colleges operate outside of western cultural ideals and it doesn’t mean they are less effective, just different.
Great to see our Delphi protocol, contributed by experts from 30+ countries to make Recovery College tools more culturally inclusive, featured in @UniofNottingham press release! Many thanks to the press team 🙏
https://t.co/7Spr2qOSHX @RECOLLECT_Study
New paper accepted for publication in @TheBJPsych uncovering behind the scenes stories of how Recovery Colleges are built, powered by recovery pioneers and sustained through creativity and resilience. Look forward to seeing it online! @InstituteMH
Its not to late to get your ticket to our 7th international Refocus on Recovery conference. Themes include "The role of lived experience in embedding and supporting recovery." Cant attend in person? Grab a ticket to watch the whole programme for £60.00.
UPCOMING CONFERENCE NEWS: The Recovery Research Team and @InstituteMH are hosting the 7th Refocus on Recovery conference. Join us in Nottingham 4th_ 5th September 2025 to re-imagine recovery! Find out more and register here : https://t.co/GMs99PGpM7.
When it comes to mental health recovery, culture really does matter. Take a look at a summery of our paper which explored how Recovery Colleges work in accordance with specific cultural values e.g. collectivism vs individualism.
https://t.co/w9fVoNB8Zj
4th and 5th September 2025 - the Recovery Research Team will host the 7th international Refocus on Recovery conference in partnership with the Global Mental Health Peer Network @NHSNotts@ImROC_comms and @McPinFoundation. Speakers list and info in the tweet below:
Very interesting insight showing how factors which are valued within particular cultures (e.g. group harmony within Chinese culture), directly impacts on how Recovery College mental health interventions are run
Our new study published in General Psychiatry @GPsych_BMJ reports how culture impacts #RecoveryCollege operation in 28 regions globally. Thanks coauthors, and @UoNPressOffice for the press release with the paper link! 👉https://t.co/20O3DlcTHg
From @RECOLLECT_Study
Our new study published in General Psychiatry @GPsych_BMJ reports how culture impacts #RecoveryCollege operation in 28 regions globally. Thanks coauthors, and @UoNPressOffice for the press release with the paper link! 👉https://t.co/20O3DlcTHg
From @RECOLLECT_Study