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Information – treatment options and rights
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Communication skills
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Interpersonal relationships between therapists and patients
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Personal recovery processes facilitated by more psychosocial treatment options within mental health care – medication-free treatment programme
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Doctor, trust and availability
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Power play
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Potential difficulties
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Substituting AP medication with other treatment
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The importance of having a choice
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Processes of treatment choices
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Patterns of suffering and how choices are made
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Choosing the unknown
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Choosing medication; effects, side effects
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Getting experience
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Developing personal illness understanding, considering consequences
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Worsening: not an easy way out
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Outside factors, keep work and family
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Expectations; do it myself
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Personal responsibility for recovery
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Motivation and personal agency in the recovery process
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Coping strategies
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Doing stupid things
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Being independent, not telling
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Future life hopes and thoughts, independence in life and treatment situations
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Dreams and hopes; work, studies, family
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Not being hard on myself
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