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The 11 pages that link to Recovery model, each with the reason it gives.

• Trauma-informed careRelated: Its focus on hope and self-direction complements trauma-informed attention to safety and choice.

• PsychosisRelated: Recovery can involve personal goals and participation even when symptoms do not disappear completely.

• Harm reductionCompared with: Recovery can include abstinence, while harm reduction does not require it as a starting condition.

• SchizophreniaRelated: It frames recovery as possible even when some symptoms persist.

• Substance use disorderRelated: It frames outcomes as broader than symptom reduction or a single treatment episode.

• Mental disorderRelated: It broadens recovery beyond symptom remission or removal of a diagnosis.

• PsychopathologyCompared with: It broadens clinical goals beyond the disorder-focused descriptions of psychopathology.

• Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosisRelated: Therapy can support recovery goals even when unusual experiences continue.

• Bipolar II disorderRelated: It frames long-term wellbeing as more than the absence of mood episodes.

• Psychiatric hospitalCompared with: It challenges institutional measures of success that focus mainly on symptom control and containment.

• Pro-anaCompared with: It offers a person-centered alternative to identities organized around remaining ill.