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Uncovering Recovery: The Resistible Rise of Recovery and Resilience, identity stigmatizes a particular group. One of the sources of such devaluation is the way in which psychiatric terminology is deficit-laden and pathologizing (e.g. Gergen, 1990). However, in recent years, the popular and professional literature has become increasingly dominated by concepts that ap

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The Construction of Psychiatric Diagnoses: The Case of Adult ADHD,ug treatment. That is to say, we have recently seen the development of an entirely new, and historically unprecedented, class of psychiatric diagnoses — like PTSD and Asperger’s Syndrome — diagnoses that patients actively want to have.

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