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  • Mental illness recovery is often misunderstood, sometimes leading to reduced services.
  • Recovery literature may overlook crucial social, economic, and political contexts.
  • Historical reports emphasize community living for individuals with mental illness.

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  • To critique the individualistic focus in mental illness recovery.
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  • Presentation of research on citizenship since the late 1990s.

Main Results:

  • The concept of recovery can be misapplied to justify service cuts.
  • Citizenship offers a framework to contextualize individual recovery.
  • "Recovering citizenship" integrates personal recovery with community life.

Conclusions:

  • A disability model is essential for providing necessary supports and services.
  • Citizenship is a vital framework for understanding recovery within community contexts.
  • "Recovering citizenship" provides a holistic approach to mental illness recovery and community integration.