Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed

Calvin Swords

Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed

Calvin Swords

School of Applied Social Studies

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper (Invited)

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - Nov 2021
Event	Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed - St Patricks Mental Health Services , Dublin, Ireland Duration: 18 Nov 2021 → …

Seminar

Seminar	Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Dublin
Period	18/11/21 → …

Cite this

Swords, C. (2021). Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed. Paper presented at Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services:
Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed, Dublin, Ireland.

Swords, Calvin. / Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed. Paper presented at Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services:
Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed, Dublin, Ireland.

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Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed, Dublin, Ireland, 18/11/21.

Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed. / Swords, Calvin.
2021. Paper presented at Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services:
Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed, Dublin, Ireland.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper (Invited)

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Swords C. Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services: Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed. 2021. Paper presented at Reaching the Intersubjective Space and Face of the User of Mental Health Services:
Findings from an Irish qualitative inquiry exploring how recovery is socially constructed, Dublin, Ireland.