Welcome
At Boston University’s Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation, our work is guided by the most basic of rehabilitation values: that first and foremost, persons with psychiatric disabilities have the same goals and dreams as any other person.
This value is reflected in the work we do; the innovative research to develop new knowledge and interventions that positively impact the lives of people in recovery. Training and dissemination is done in partnership, to help programs and providers to develop, implement and deliver recovery-oriented services.
In services we provide comprehensive services and programs that teach people critical skills and assist them to gather essential supports that promote thriving and success in their valued roles as students, workers, and citizens.
The values of hope and personhood... both are essential in recovery.
Wellness & Recovery
The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Boston University offers a variety of wellness courses that support the treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery efforts of adults and college students alike.
Check out a recent newsletter highlighting our work here!
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Research and Evaluation
Researchers design and conduct studies on innovative interventions to enhance our understanding of factors that can positively affect the recovery of persons with psychiatric conditions.
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Training & Consultation
Using a variety of approaches, we create partnerships to help programs and services develop, implement and deliver recovery-oriented services.
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Resources & Information
We provide a variety of resources to educate, inform, and guide individuals wishing to learn more about recovery-oriented services and programs for individuals with psychiatric conditions.
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Archived Webinars
We regularly hold free interactive webinars on a range of topics with a particular emphasis on employment. Subscribe to our blog to receive announcements for future webinars. All events are recorded and archived here for the convenience of our visitors.
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