Peer-Led Education Improves Recovery and Hopefulness

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In a study of 428 outpatients in Tennessee, researchers from the University of Chicago and the NIMH found that BRIDGES, an 8-week peer-run education program, significantly improved self-perceived recovery and hopefulness, independent of depressive symptoms. The results will be published in the April issue of Schizophrenia Research.
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