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Fundamentals of Recovery

Réf. RECOV-101
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  • Durée : 5 semaines
  • Effort : 25 heures
  • Rythme : ~5 heures/semaine

Recovery in mental health and addiction is much more than the absence of illness or mental disorders. It is in fact a process of continuous change by which people with the lived experience of a behavioral health problem improve their overall health and well-being, lead an independent life and strive to achieve their full potential. Individually, recovery is something very personal for each person, but perhaps we can collectively bring together the necessary conditions to facilitate and encourage recovery as a trajectory of emancipation?

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RECOV-101+2T2025

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Du 1 mai 2025 au 30 avril 2026
Cours
Du 1 mai 2025 au 30 avril 2026
Langues
Anglais
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Description

Recovery in mental health and addiction is much more than the absence of illness or mental disorders. It is in fact a process of continuous change by which people with the lived experience of a behavioral health problem improve their overall health and well-being, lead an independent life and strive to achieve their full potential. Individually, recovery is something very personal for each person, but perhaps we can collectively bring together the necessary conditions to facilitate and encourage recovery as a trajectory of emancipation?

The experiential knowledge of users of mental health and addiction services as a primary source of knowledge of recovery is the basis of this course, which gives a central place to peer support workers as co-learning partners. A peer support worker is a person who is experiencing or has experienced a significant behavioral health problem and whose attitudes, personal skills and training make them a model of positive recovery for both those being cared for and for caregivers and providers. They represent a source of hope and a return to the power to act while providing psychosocial support to the people they support. In this way, peer support workers promote recognition, by the peers they are supporting and the professionals with whom they are in contact, of the value of lived experience and experiential knowledge.

What you will learn

This training, open to all, is the result of an international collaboration between academics and peer support workers from a dozen countries spread across five continents. It was designed by the Université de Montréal and the Research Center of the Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal , in partnership with the Program for Recovery & Community Health at Yale University. In this course, the fundamentals of recovery are presented through ten chapters, each presenting a dimension of recovery.

Autres sessions de cours

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  • 3T2024, inscription du 23 janvier 2025 au 30 avril 2025

Équipe pédagogique

Pelletier, Jean-François

Catégories

Professeur agrégé au département de psychiatrie et d'addictologie de l'Université de Montréal

Davidson, Larry

Catégories

Professor of Psychiatry; Senior Policy Advisor, Dept of Mental Health and Addiction Services; Director, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health

TECHNOPEDAGOGICAL AND MEDIA EXPERTISE

François Lemieux
Conseiller pédagogique, Centre de pédagogie universitaire, Université de Montréal

Jean-Christophe Schaffner
Concepteur en médiatisation, Centre de pédagogie universitaire, Université de Montréal

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

Belgium

Benoît Delatte
Psychiatre et Maître de Stage, Hôpital Psychiatrique du Beau Vallon, Namur

Sophie Céphale
Personne en rétablissement et Paire aidante, Association En Route

Vincent De Wouters
Personne en rétablissement et Paire aidante, Association En Route

Benin

Grégoire Ahongbonon
Personne en rétablissement, Fondateur de L’Association St-Camille de Lellis

Benoît Des Roches
Psychiatre, Centre médical Boucherville

Brasil

Mark Costa
Psychiatre et Associate Research Scientist, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University

Luciano Marques Lira
Personne en rétablissement, Collectif Aflore

Maria Regina do Nascimento
Travailleuse sociale à la retraite, proche d’une personne en rétablissement

Amauri Nogueira
Personne en rétablissement, Collectif Aflore

China

Roger Kin Ng
Psychiatre et Professeur agrégé de clinique (Clinical associate professor), Department of Psychiatry, University of Hong Kong

Alice Kan
Personne en rétablissement et Paire chercheure, Department of Psychiatry, University of Hong Kong

Spain

Angels González Ibáñez
Professeure titulaire de psychopathologie, Université de Barcelone

Francisco José Eiroá Orosa
Chercheur, Faculté de psychologie, Université de Barcelone

United-States of America

Bridgett Williamson
Personne en rétablissement et pair aidante, co-directrice du Citizens Project

Patricia Benedict
Associée de recherche, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health, co-directrice du Citizens Project

Michael Rowe
Professeur et Co-directeur, Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health; Principal Investigator, Citizens Community Collaborative, Yale Department of Psychiatry

France

Patrick Le Cardinal
Psychiatre et médecin coordinateur, Équipe de Soutien pour le logement orientée rétablissement, Centre hospitalier spécialisé de la Savoie

Philippe Maugiron
Personne en rétablissement, médiateur de santé/pair, président de l'Association Francophone des Médiateurs de Santé Pairs (AFMSP)

Norway

Morten Brodahl
Personne en rétablissement et Conseiller, Unité consultative nationale norvégienne sur les troubles concomitants de toxicomanie et de santé mentale

Henning Pettersen
Infirmier de formation et professeur, Département de travail social, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Faculté des sciences sociales et de la santé

New Zealand

Helen Hamer
Independent Nurse Consultant and lecturer, Yale Program for Recovery & Community Health, University of Aukland

Debra Lampshire
Personne en rétablissement et paire chercheure; Professional Teaching Fellow University of Auckland Expert by Lived Experience Consultant

United Kingdom

Gordon Johnston
Personne en rétablissement et pair chercheur, École de travail social et de politique sociale, University of Strathclyde

Gillian MacIntyre
Professeure adjointe (Senior Lecturer), École de travail social et de politique sociale, University of Strathclyde

Swiss

Virginie Stucki
Professeur associée, Filière ergothérapie, Haute école de travail social et de la santé, Lausanne

Caroline Sutter
Personne en rétablissement, paire praticienne en santé mentale et paire chercheure, Haute école de travail social et de la santé, Lausanne

Organisations

Université de Montréal

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