And here is David W. Jones’s Bluesky @davidwynj.bsky.social

Very good question. I really hope this material remains accessible.

I did not know this! Do you know where it will be dispersed to? I really love this article - so many fascinating threads for further research come out of it too.

#mentalhealth #healthhumanities #history #psychosocial #recovery #rehabiliation #psychology #psychiatry #survivor #charity

Sixth article is by Jeanette Copperman and Sarah Chaney @kentishscribbler.bsky.social

The politics of recovery: Women’s mental health activism in the UK, 1986–2002, with a focus on Bristol Crisis Service for Women

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Fifth article is by Ulrich Koch @ulikoch.bsky.social ky.social

Abandoning rehabilitation and reclaiming recovery: Methadone maintenance treatment and the undoing of a ‘boundary object’, 1966–74

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Fourth article is by Rachael I. Rosner

Leon J. Saul, Aaron T. Beck, and the story of recovery inside the Beck Depression Inventory

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Third article is by Grace Whorrall-Campbell @whc-grace.bsky.social

Rehabilitation at Roffey Park: Management and psychiatry in occupational mental health, 1943–83

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Second article is by David W. Jones and Craig Fees @cfees.bsky.social

Making space for ‘THOSE OTHERS’: The Q Camps Committee's cross-disciplinary exploration of disturbance and rehabilitation in 1930s Britain

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First article is by me:

Mental recovery, citizenship roles, and the Mental After-Care Association, 1879–1928

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I did end up with amazing supervisors, plus an affiliation with a London uni. But if I’d not secured funding elsewhere, finances would have been very scary!