Authors: Susan Swim, PhD, David Abramovich, JD, MA, Lena Magardechian, PSYD-MFT, Larry A. Stone, MA
ABSTRACT:
This research paper is a follow up to clients interviewed in our past research publications as well as the inclusion of new client voices (Swim, Stephan, Abramovich & Stone, 2016). Due to the significance found in the 2015 research we have continued to conduct continuous interviews both to these clients and new ones who have received services at Now I See A Person Institute (NISAPI) using Community Engagement: A Collaborative Recovery Model. In this presentation we are attempting to describe the 100% recovery rate that happens every day at NISAPI.
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Swim, S., Stephan, M., Abramovitch, D. & Stone, L. (2017). Now I See A Person Institute Using Community Engagement: A Collaborative Recovery Model Transcending Diagnosis and Co-Creating Client Directed Change. In Press.
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Swim, S (2001). Process Ethics: Collaborative Partnerships within Therapeutic Conversational Communities.
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