Recovery Devon

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Purpose:

We believe that with the right support and help people with mental health issues can and do recover and live meaningful and purposeful lives of their own choosing. Since 2003 we have actively promoted this idea and sought to put recovery and wellbeing at the heart of mental health provision.

What we offer:

We provide recovery education and opportunities, and help services to better engage with recovery communities. We find creative ways to help people (both service providers and people with mental illness) to tell their story in ways that are helpful to them and useful to others walking a similar path. We work closely with the Devon Recovery Learning Community to provide free, open-access recovery courses. We provide training and consultancy to services and community organisations.

We are currently working remotely and we can provide support to anyone based in Devon.

How to get support:

Via our website https://recoverydevon.co.uk/contact/

Service User quote:

You have just made me cry ‘Happy Tears’ and ‘Tears of Relief’” – a wellbeing co-ordinator unsure how to support someone in finding meaning.

“I also want to reiterate my gratitude for how trauma aware, sensitive, and safe the whole process felt.” – Person telling their recovery story through Recovery Devon.

“It is the best thing I have ever done.” Person who helped us make a podcast.

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Address: Torridgeside Link Centre, Higher Gunstone, Bideford
EX39 2DG
United Kingdom
Phone: 07824 161192

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