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This work traces Janice Clayton's transition from being a mental health nurse to becoming a facilitator of an education programme, for those in recovery from mental illnesses. Within this transition, Janice's journey from disease-focused paradigms toward emancipatory paradigms is evidenced by her application of a recovery approach to her teaching. The work reveals paradoxes and transformations in nursing, medical, psychological, and humanistic paradigms within the New Zealand socio-political context from the 1970s to 2003.

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This work traces Janice Clayton's transition from being a mental health nurse to becoming a facilitator of an education programme, for those in recovery from mental illnesses. Within this transition, Janice's journey from disease-focused paradigms toward emancipatory paradigms is evidenced by her application of a recovery approach to her teaching. The work reveals paradoxes and transformations in nursing, medical, psychological, and humanistic paradigms within the New Zealand socio-political context from the 1970s to 2003.
Autorenporträt
Janice Clayton has been working in nursing and education for 40 years. She is in mental health and currently working at Ashburn Clinic in Dunedin, New Zealand.This work details the development and facilitation of a health and well-being course at an education centre in Dunedin.Drawing on a recovery approach espoused by the Mental Health Commission.