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Mike Slade

Professor of Mental Health Recovery and Social Inclusion, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences

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Biography

Mike is Professor of Mental Health Recovery and Social Inclusion at University of Nottingham. His main research interests are recovery-focused and outcome-focused mental health services, including Recovery Colleges, lived experience narratives, citizenship, wellbeing, needs assessment and developing measures, e.g. INSPIRE, Camberwell Assessment of Need, Threshold Assessment Grid. He has written over 350 academic articles and published 15 books, including Personal Recovery and Mental Illness (2009), Partnering for Recovery in Mental Health (2014), Positive Psychotherapy for Psychosis (2017), Wellbeing, Recovery and Mental Health (2017) and Camberwell Assessment of Need, 2nd edition (2020). His 15 free booklets include Making Recovery a Reality (2008), REFOCUS: Promoting recovery in community mental health services, 2nd edition (2011), 100 Ways to Support Recovery, 2nd edition (2013), The empirical evidence about recovery (2015) and The Business Case for Recovery (2017), all downloadable at researchintorecovery.com.

Research Summary

Mike is Professor of Mental Health Recovery and Social Inclusion at University of Nottingham. His main research interests are recovery-focused and outcome-focused mental health services, including… read more

Recent Publications

  • SLADE M, RENNICK-EGGLESTONE S, ELLIOTT RA, NEWBY C, ROBINSON C, GAVAN SP, PATERSON L, ALI Y, YEO C, GLOVER T, POLLOCK K, CALLARD F, PRIEBE S, THORNICROFT G, REPPER J, KEPPENS J, SMUK M, FRANKLIN D, WALCOTT R, HARRISON J, SMITH R, ROBOTHAM D, BRADSTREET S, GILLARD S, CUIJPERS P, FARKAS M, BEN ZEEV D, DAVIDSON L, KOTERA Y, ROE J, NG F and LLEWELLYN-BEARDSLEY J, 2024. Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of online recorded recovery narratives in improving quality of life for people with non-psychotic mental health problems: a pragmatic randomized controlled trial World Psychiatry. 23, 101-112
  • NG F, RENNICK-EGGLESTONE S, ONWUMERE J, NEWBY C, LLEWELLYN-BEARDSLEY J, YEO C, ALI Y, POLLOCK K, KOTERA Y, POMBERTH S, GAVAN S, VAN DER KRIEKE L, ROBOTHAM D, GILLARD S, THORNICROFT G and SLADE M, 2024. Pragmatic, feasibility randomised controlled trial of a recorded mental health recovery narrative intervention: Narrative Experiences Online intervention for informal carers (NEON-C) Frontiers in Psychiatry. 14, 1272396
  • THOMSEN D, CHRISTENSEN T, HANSEN M and SLADE M, 2024. Mental Health Staff Perspectives on Personal Recovery: A Narrative Study on Positive Professional Impact of Recovery-Oriented Care Journal of Recovery in Mental Health. 7, 12-30
  • LASES M, BRUINS J, NG F, RENNICK-EGGLESTONE S, LLEWELLYN-BEARDSLEY J, SLADE M, VAN SAMBEEK N, SCHEEPERS F, VAN BALKOM I and CASTELEIN S, 2024. Feasibility, validity and reliability of the Dutch translation of INCRESE (INCRESE-NL) inventory to characterize mental health recovery narratives Journal of Recovery in Mental Health. 7, 31-49

Current Research

Mike is Professor of Mental Health Recovery and Social Inclusion at University of Nottingham. His main research interests are recovery-focused and outcome-focused mental health services, including Recovery Colleges, lived experience narratives, citizenship, wellbeing, needs assessment and developing measures, e.g. INSPIRE, Camberwell Assessment of Need, Threshold Assessment Grid. He has written over 350 academic articles and published 15 books, including Personal Recovery and Mental Illness (2009), Partnering for Recovery in Mental Health (2014), Positive Psychotherapy for Psychosis (2017), Wellbeing, Recovery and Mental Health (2017) and Camberwell Assessment of Need, 2nd edition (2020). His 15 free booklets include Making Recovery a Reality (2008), REFOCUS: Promoting recovery in community mental health services, 2nd edition (2011), 100 Ways to Support Recovery, 2nd edition (2013), The empirical evidence about recovery (2015) and The Business Case for Recovery (2017), all downloadable at researchintorecovery.com.

School of Health Sciences

B236, Medical School
Queen's Medical Centre
Nottingham, NG7 2HA

telephone: +44 (0)115 95 15559
email: mhssupport@nottingham.ac.uk