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On Friday afternoon at Clubhouse, a group of us were discussing what it means to recover from mental illness. We agreed that recovery could mean different things to different people.

Peter Ashenden, a US mental health advocate, gives a powerful talk on the mental health system and what it really means to recover your mental health.

 

    Enfield Clubhouse - life support for recovery from mental illness

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    Enfield Clubhouse is a local, registered charity helping people with a mental illness recover purposeful lives in the community.

    We support people with the most severe and enduring mental health problems such as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder (or manic depression), psychotic depression and anxiety disorders find and sustain meaningful work, social lives and supportive relationships.

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    Enfield Clubhouse is the operating name of The Enfield Clubhouse Limited.
    We are based at 41 Ridge Avenue, Winchmore Hill, London, N21 2RJ.

    Our telephone number is 020 8360 6660. Or you can email us at info@enfieldclubhouse.org.uk.

    We are a     Registered Charity No. 1103930.

    The Enfield Clubhouse Limited is registered in England and Wales as     a Company Limited by Guarantee No. 4568108    .