What Makes a House a Home: The Role of Material Resources in Recovery from Severe Mental Illness

By M. Borg, Dave Sells, A. Topor, R. Mezzina, Izabel Marin, L. Davidson. 2005

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The nature of recovery as lived in everyday experience (2008, background): “But if recovery from and in serious mental illness takes place within this social and material environment (Borg et al., 2005; Davidson & Roe, in press), and unfolds within the context of these same experiences, relationships, and pursuits (Davidson et al., 2005), then this is precisely the kind of…”
Not Just an Individual Journey: Social Aspects of Recovery (2011, background): “In an international study (Borg et al., 2005), participants described the various ways in which having a home had helped their recovery: home was a place to grow and find hope and confidence through dealing successfully with daily tasks; home was a safe place for developing coping strategies as…”