Dr. Abraham (Rami) Rudnick, BMedSc, MD, MPsych, PhD, CPRP, FRCPC, is a psychiatrist and a philosopher who conducts research, teaches, practices clinically and leads mental health care services in Canada. His particular expertise is in bioethics and in psychiatric rehabilitation, especially in relation to people with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia. In his work, he addresses philosophical aspects of health and its correlates and recovery of people with mental illness.

This book certainly prompts readers to reexamine their understanding of recovery and any bias (cultural or otherwise) that they may have ... a wonderful read for anyone interested in mental health policy, reflective practice, philosophy, or psychiatric research. I would highly recommend it to those readers.

• SECTION 1: FIRST PERSON ACCOUNTS IN RELATION TO RECOVERY; SECTION 2: HISTORICAL, EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND METAPHYSICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS; SECTION 3: JUSTICE AND OTHER ETHICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

Dr. Abraham (Rami) Rudnick, BMedSc, MD, MPsych, PhD, CPRP, FRCPC, is a psychiatrist and a philosopher who conducts research, teaches, practices clinically and leads mental health care services in Canada. His particular expertise is in bioethics and in psychiatric rehabilitation, especially in relation to people with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia. In his work, he addresses philosophical aspects of health and its correlates and recovery of people with mental illness.

This book certainly prompts readers to reexamine their understanding of recovery and any bias (cultural or otherwise) that they may have ... a wonderful read for anyone interested in mental health policy, reflective practice, philosophy, or psychiatric research. I would highly recommend it to those readers.

• SECTION 1: FIRST PERSON ACCOUNTS IN RELATION TO RECOVERY; SECTION 2: HISTORICAL, EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND METAPHYSICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS; SECTION 3: JUSTICE AND OTHER ETHICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

Dr. Abraham (Rami) Rudnick, BMedSc, MD, MPsych, PhD, CPRP, FRCPC, is a psychiatrist and a philosopher who conducts research, teaches, practices clinically and leads mental health care services in Canada. His particular expertise is in bioethics and in psychiatric rehabilitation, especially in relation to people with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia. In his work, he addresses philosophical aspects of health and its correlates and recovery of people with mental illness.

This book certainly prompts readers to reexamine their understanding of recovery and any bias (cultural or otherwise) that they may have ... a wonderful read for anyone interested in mental health policy, reflective practice, philosophy, or psychiatric research. I would highly recommend it to those readers.

• SECTION 1: FIRST PERSON ACCOUNTS IN RELATION TO RECOVERY; SECTION 2: HISTORICAL, EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND METAPHYSICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS; SECTION 3: JUSTICE AND OTHER ETHICAL ASPECTS OF RECOVERY OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS