Towards sustainable funding for Recovery Colleges: lessons from Germany for advancing recovery-oriented psychiatry
Recovery Colleges (RCs) are community-based, co-produced educational initiatives that promote personal recovery, mental health, and well-being through collaborative learning grounded in recovery principles and adult education. Rather than functioning as clinical interventions, Recovery Colleges provide educational environments in which people with lived experience, professionals, relatives, and…
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