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	== What is mental health recovery? ==		== What is mental health recovery? ==

	The President's New Freedom Commission On Mental Health defines recovery as "the process in which people are able to live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. For some individuals, recovery is the ability to live a fulfilling and productive life despite a disability. For others, recovery implies the reduction or complete remission of symptoms"		The President's New Freedom Commission On Mental Health defines recovery as "the process in which people are able to live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities. For some individuals, recovery is the ability to live a fulfilling and productive life despite a disability. For others, recovery implies the reduction or complete remission of symptoms"

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	== Recovery Theory ==		== Recovery Theory and Process==
	*To discuss recovery, we must first discuss '''remission'''. Remission is the state of absence of disease activity in patients with known chronic illness. It is commonly used to refer to absence of active cancer or inflammatory bowel disease. The term can be used incorrectly with mental illness when the illness is under control and a doctor may say it is in remission when in fact it is merely being controlled.		*To discuss recovery, we must first discuss '''remission'''. Remission is the state of absence of disease activity in patients with known chronic illness. It is commonly used to refer to absence of active cancer or inflammatory bowel disease. The term can be used incorrectly with mental illness when the illness is under control and a doctor may say it is in remission when in fact it is merely being controlled.

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	3. Role recovery-At the pinnacle of our pyramid, the main focus is role recovery. However, it is often important to begin by identifying role recovery goals, which serve as the motivation for optimizing symptomatic recovery. The point of role recovery is for people to choose, pursue, renew, and sustain the roles in life to which they aspire. Individuals more definitively move beyond patienthood and the impaired role into personhood. The illness is not the sum total of their identity or their existence. Multifaceted role aspiration, role identification, and role performance help define individuality and wellbeing. The person affirms being an individual in his or her own right. Inherent in role recovery is a sense of personhood which is both experienced by the individual and perceived by others. Pride, satisfaction, strengths, and accomplishments eclipse illness and impairment in defining self.		3. Role recovery-At the pinnacle of our pyramid, the main focus is role recovery. However, it is often important to begin by identifying role recovery goals, which serve as the motivation for optimizing symptomatic recovery. The point of role recovery is for people to choose, pursue, renew, and sustain the roles in life to which they aspire. Individuals more definitively move beyond patienthood and the impaired role into personhood. The illness is not the sum total of their identity or their existence. Multifaceted role aspiration, role identification, and role performance help define individuality and wellbeing. The person affirms being an individual in his or her own right. Inherent in role recovery is a sense of personhood which is both experienced by the individual and perceived by others. Pride, satisfaction, strengths, and accomplishments eclipse illness and impairment in defining self.

	== Recovery is not remission ==		== Recovery is not remission ==

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	A good article to read that makes this point is: Harding, C. (2004). Remission vs. recovery: Two very different concepts. Conference presentation at Reclaiming Lives: What Professionals Need to Know About Assessment, Planning, and Treatment for People Who Appear to be Stuck on the Road to Recovery, Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at the Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, April 13, 2004.		A good article to read that makes this point is: Harding, C. (2004). Remission vs. recovery: Two very different concepts. Conference presentation at Reclaiming Lives: What Professionals Need to Know About Assessment, Planning, and Treatment for People Who Appear to be Stuck on the Road to Recovery, Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at the Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, April 13, 2004.

			== The Role of the Family ==

			Three levels of family involvement identified have been termed as the three tiers of involvement. The first tier is most often a woman caregiver, who is a mother, wife, sister, or daughter. This is the person who deals with the person's psychiatric condition the most often; the persons on this tier of involvement will be the most impacted by the person's condition. The persons on the second tier of involvement expeirince far less intrusion upon their lives by the individual with the psychiatric condition. Third tier is often members of the extended family who do not live directly or interact on a daily basis with the person with the psychiatric condition.

	== The family recovery concept ==		== The family recovery concept ==