Imroc’s Thought Leadership in Recovery-Focused Mental Health

Imroc has been instrumental in defining and developing recovery-focused culture and practice at personal, team, organisational, and systemic levels, both nationally and internationally. Our extensive work and partnerships have solidified our reputation as thought leaders in the mental health sector. 

Imroc has partnered with various national and international research entities to influence research and build networks. Notably, we collaborated with the World Health Organisation on the Turkish Mental Health Strategy, focusing on recovery, peer support, and quality initiatives. Additionally, Imroc has worked closely with Health Education England on the national peer support steering group and with The Health Foundation on peer support initiatives. 

Impact and Achievements

Publishing House : Imroc operates its own publishing house, providing a platform for a range of authors to contribute to a contemporary and challenging evidence base. Our Briefing Papers are freely accessible, offering valuable insights into recovery-focused practices. 

Editorial Leadership: As editors of "Mental Health and Social Inclusion," Imroc consultants have written influential and frequently downloaded editorials and co-authored research papers on a wide range of recovery-focused topics. 

10 Key Challenges: Imroc’s thought leadership is guided by the 10 Key Challenges to developing recovery-focused cultures. These challenges serve as a framework for our ongoing work and research. 

 Conclusion 

Imroc's thought leadership work has made significant contributions to the field of mental health, influencing policy and practice at various levels. Our partnerships, publications, and research have helped shape a recovery-focused approach that is widely recognised and respected. For more information on our 10 Key Challenges and to connect with our research team, visit our website.