the wellness recovery action plan was developed in 1997.
when was the wellness recovery action plan developed?
1997
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wellness recovery action plan (wrap) is a recovery model developed by a group of people in northern vermont in 1997 in a workshop on mental health recovery led by mary ellen copeland. it has been extensively studied and is now an evidence-based practice, listed in the samsha national registry of evidence-based programs and practices (nrepp).





























wrap focuses on a person's strengths, rather than perceived deficits. wrap is voluntary and trauma informed. people develop their own wrap.





























section::::see also.





























bullet::::- tidal model, developed by professor phil barker, poppy buchanan-barker and others.
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bullet::::- "the loneliness workbook" [2007 peach press]





























bullet::::- "the worry control workbook" [2003 peach press]





























bullet::::- "wellness recovery action plan (wrap) for veterans and people in the military" [2007 peach press]





























bullet::::- "wellness recovery action plan (wrap) for addictions"





























bullet::::- "winning against relapse" [1999 peach press]





























bullet::::- "healing the trauma of abuse" with maxine harris





























bullet::::- "the depression workbook: a guide for living with depression and manic depression"





























bullet::::- "living without depression and manic depression"





























bullet::::- "fibromyalgia and chronic myofascial pain" (co-authored with devin starlanyl)





























bullet::::- "community links: pathways to reconnection and recovery" with shery mead
mary ellen copeland