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Background: Recovery from psychopathology in patients with personality disorder (PD) after the therapeutic intervention is not necessarily accompanied by an increase in their quality of life. This phenomenon can be understood from a bifactorial model of affect and challenges our therapeutic design to focus on recovery. Method: In a sample of severe PD, we evaluate emotional and clinical variables before (N = 414) and after (N = 247) a 6-month intervention program. Results: The level of emotion intensity influences the association between positive and negative affect (PA and NA; p < .0001). Patients with a "self-constructive" affective profile improve more in PA than in NA ( p = .008). Conclusions: The specific promotion of PA, applied in a phase in which the person experiences less negative emotional reactivity, could improve satisfaction with life and psychosocial functioning of PD patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Buena nueva es la pieza galardonada con el Premio de Adquisición de la edición de arte público de la Biennal de Mislata Miquel Navarro 2022. En este artículo se realiza un análisis teórico-creativo de esta intervención artística que toma una frase del escritor alcoyano Juan Gil-Albert para construir unos letreros que visibilizan la esencia de toda reivindicación LGTBIAQ+. En 1955, en plena dictadura, Juan Gil-Albert (1904-1994), escribe el que se considera el primer ensayo sobre homosexualidad del estado español. Heraclés. Sobre una manera de ser (1975) no se publica hasta veinte años después, tras la muerte del dictador. Del volumen se escoge una frase, “No se lava, no se cura, no desaparece”, con la que el escritor reflexiona sobre su condición fuera de la heterosexualidad. Si históricamente la homosexualidad se ha observado como una situación contra natura, con esta operación Gil-Albert la convierte en una sustancia pro natura. Buena nueva toma estas palabras para exhibirlas en tres intervenciones en distintas calles de la ciudad de Mislata. Cada letrero se realiza con azulejos hidráulicos, elemento típico de la identidad valenciana, generando una serie de desplazamientos en la que juega un papel importante el color, el ritmo, el espesor, la dureza, la relación espacio privado-público, la ubicación, el triángulo invertido, el margen, el tropiezo, el desvío, la diversidad y la ambigüedad. La frase se muestra abierta, como un acertijo que mantiene oculto el tema, pero que señala, con contundencia, las palabras claves por las que han luchado las subjetividades queers. A través del estudio de la figura de Juan Gil-Albert y su ensayo, se observan los modos en los que la revisión y recuperación de referentes del pasado puede aportarnos claridad sobre el presente y el futuro.

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Introducción. Algunos estudios sobre la argumentación analógica han mostrado que cuando las personas intentan persuadir, comparan la situación actual a otra conocida exponiendo una estructura causal completa (i.e. causa y consecuencia de ese hecho). A su vez, este tipo de analogías son percibidas como más persuasivas por quienes las reciben. Sin embargo, no se han hallado trabajos que busquen promover las habilidades argumentativas basadas en analogías. Objetivo. El presente estudio tuvo como fin evaluar una intervención educativa dirigida a mejorar la calidad de los argumentos analógicos persuasivos. Método. Se realizó un estudio experimental con preprueba, posprueba y grupo control en el que se solicitó a los/as participantes la generación de analogías para tranquilizar a un posible interlocutor. Participaron 207 estudiantes universitarios asignados aleatoriamente a dos grupos. Mientras que el grupo control recibió una presentación general sobre razonamiento analógico, el grupo experimental recibió la intervención educativa que consistió en enseñar a realizar argumentos analógicos con estructura completa. Resultados. Los resultados de la intervención sobre el grupo experimental indican un incremento estadísticamente significativo en la generación de analogías con estructura completa en la posprueba, en comparación con el grupo control t (204)= 5.02, p

Este artículo analiza el grado de cumplimiento de los principios del Modelo IPS (Individual Placement and Support) de empleo con apoyo establecidos por Bond, Drake y Becker (IPS Employment Center, USA) en los Centros de Rehabilitación Laboral (CRL) de la Comunidad de Madrid. Para los autores, el éxito en la contratación de personas con problemas graves de salud mental, pasa por identificar qué factores crean facilitadores vocacionales para la consecución y mantenimiento del empleo. El análisis basado en la explotación de datos de las memorias de actividad y en entrevistas en profundidad y focus group, realizados a pacientes, familiares y personal de dichos centros, indican que en el Modelo de rehabilitación laboral se cumplen cinco de estos principios y que debería darse una readaptación de este modelo hacia la recuperación de la persona (enfoque integral más allá del empleo), mejorando el cumplimiento de alguno de los principios del modelo IPS.

The aim of this study was to analyze the effects of manual therapy on electromyography (EMG) measures of the primary muscles involved in archery, considering the differences between sexes. Twenty trained archery athletes (men: 14, age: 32.1±6.6 years; women: 6, age: 25.3±5.0 years) participated in this experimental study. The athletes were subjected to 100 archery shots, after which they received regenerative manual therapy. EMG measurements were taken from the middle deltoid, posterior deltoid, upper trapezius, middle trapezius, lower trapezius, and infraspinatus muscles before the shots, after the shots, and after the manual therapy. The outcomes measured included the mean and maximal amplitude of the EMG root mean square (EMGRMS) and the median frequency of the raw surface EMG signal power spectrum (EMGMED). Sex comparisons revealed a significantly higher EMGMED in the upper trapezius following manual therapy in women compared to men (F=5.096; p=0.037). No other significant differences were found between sexes (p>0.05). Repeated measures conducted at baseline, after 100 shots, and after manual therapy showed a significantly greater mean amplitude EMGRMS in the infraspinatus following manual therapy compared to after 100 shots (169.7 vs. 109.8 µV; p=0.008). Similar results were noted for maximal amplitude EMGRMS (372.7 vs. 209.5 µV; p=0.010). Additionally, a significantly lower maximal amplitude EMGRMS was observed at baseline compared to after manual therapy in low trapezius (312.6 vs. 551.2 µV; p=0.045). In summary, and overall, manual therapy did not play a significant role in restoring the EMG parameters in the primary muscles of archers after exposure to a fatigue condition. However, it showed efficacy in the case of the infraspinatus. Furthermore, apart from the upper trapezius, no significant effects were observed between genders, indicating similar effects in both. Keywords: archery; muscle fatigue; recovery; physical therapy modalities.

The province of García Rovira (Santander) has been the protagonist ofambitious road infrastructure projects, carried out through the figure of Temporary Authorization, for the extraction of construction materials used on the roads. The environmental liabilities represented in the soil by mining activities covered by Temporary Authorizations in the province were evaluated. Two projects associated with Temporary Authorizations were selected, in which the execution conditions were analyzed, and the closure and recovery plans of the intervened areas were compared. The projects SCR-08491 in El Término (Guaca) and LHO-14372 in the Servitá River Basin (Concepción) were selected, in which exploitation fronts and mining support areas devoid of vegetation cover, mainly abandoned mining infrastructure, were observed. It is concluded that the contractors focus mainly on complying with the exploitation plan, downplaying the execution of the closure, abandonment, and recovery phase ofthe intervened area. Inefficient control and monitoring of this type of projects by the environmental authority was evident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper reports on the archaeological recording and recovery of a MK II Fairey Barracuda from the Solent, Hampshire, off the south coast of England. As its location precluded the aircraft being left in situ, the decision was made to recover the aircraft. Despite adverse visibility, and a significant amount of overburden, the extant remains of the aircraft were successfully recovered and delivered to the Fleet Air Arm Museum for conservation, as part of an ongoing project to rebuild an example of a Fairey Barracuda. In being recovered for reuse and exhibition some of the Barracuda's value to the wider community changed from that of a lost military aircraft to that of an historic object, drawing out the social history around it, and giving insights into military aircraft construction during the World War II. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: The Self-Identified Stage of Recovery (SISR) (Andresen, 2007) is a scale used to assess both the stage of recovery (SISR-A) and the components of the process of personal recovery (SISR-B). This study aimed to develop the Spanish version of the SISR and obtain evidence of validity and reliability in a sample of 230 users of community mental health services. Method: The Spanish version of the SISR was developed following the translation-back translation procedure, with the support of a committee of experienced experts. The SISR was examined in terms of dimensional structure, internal consistency, relationships with other variables (i.e., the Maryland Recovery Assessment Scale [MARS-12] and the Dispositional Hope Scale [DHS]), and temporal stability (n = 66). Differential item functioning (DIF) by gender was analysed. Results: The study confirmed the unidimensionality of the SISR-B and suitable internal consistency of its scores (ω = .83, α = .83). Scores from both SISR-A and SISR-B showed good temporal stability and the SISR-B displayed strong correlations with the MARS-12 (rs = .78) and the DHS (rs = .67). No DIF was found. Conclusions: This study supports the validity and reliability of the scores of the Spanish version of the SISR. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This document discusses the efforts of the banking sector in Jordan to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) during the COVID-19 crisis. The study found that the banking sector's efforts had a positive impact on the ability of SMEs to recover. However, it also highlighted the financial challenges faced by SMEs without assistance from banks. The document emphasizes the importance of supporting SMEs in the Jordanian economy and provides recommendations for decision-makers in the banking sector. It also references other papers and sources related to the impacts of COVID-19 on SMEs and mentions the World Health Organization as a source for information on the pandemic. [Extracted from the article]

Se exponen aquí algunas experiencias de diseño sobre importantes sitios de patrimonio arqueológico. El análisis se centra en tres grandes proyectos significativos para la práctica arquitectónica contemporánea sobre el patrimonio histórico-arqueológico. Se trata de intervenciones proyectuales caracterizadas por una idea común que podríamos sintetizar en una visión de proyecto en continuidad con la preexistencia, utilizando un enfoque metodológico alejado de los conceptos de imitación u oposición. El primer proyecto se refiere a la larga y compleja recuperación de un antiguo convento del siglo XV, que había sufrido importantes transformaciones funcionales y abandono a lo largo de los siglos hasta determinar su ruina. Las otras dos intervenciones se refieren a zonas arqueológicas muy diferentes: (1) la Zona Arqueológica y Antiquarium de Tindari, en Sicilia; (2) los Foros Imperiales de Roma. Se intentó encontrar soluciones proyectuales para restablecer nuevas relaciones con lo antiguo que realzaran las cualidades intrínsecas de los contextos arqueológicos.

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Objective: We aimed to evaluate the temporal dynamics of the native forest cover in the Guandu River hydrographic basin (GRHB) between the years 1985 and 2020, using landscape ecology metrics. Methodology: The land cover and land use values from the MapBiomas project in the years 1985 and 2020 were used. The native forest fragments were classified according to their size, as C1 (< 5 ha), C2 (5-25 ha), C3 (25.1-50 ha), and C4 (> 50 ha). Landscape ecology metrics were calculated using the V-Late 2.0 extension in ArcGIS®? Originality/Relevance: Study of the temporal dynamics of forest cover of hydrographic basins is essential to define strategic forest conservation and restoration actions aimed at protecting water resources. Results: The native forest cover of the GRHB increased by approximately 12%, with an increase in the number and average area of fragments. In general, the forest remnants became closer to each other and demonstrated a higher edge density. A high number of small fragments (< 5 ha) was verified and the largest fragments (> 50 ha) were the main factor responsible for the expansion of the native forest cover in the basin. Social/management contributions: Forest restoration actions in the GRHB should prioritize the connectivity of smaller fragments. In addition to supporting forest restoration projects, the results contribute to the application of methodologies to implement water resource management instruments, helping to define practices and policies for sustainable water use. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Thin Places (2021) is a piece of work which defies categorisation. It is partly a memoir filled with traumatic personal events, partly a reflection on loss in all its manifest forms (physical, familial, linguistic, environmental), and partly an uplifting plea for allowing the exploration of our natural surroundings to function as a meaningful form of care. Kerri ní Dochartaigh uses the materiality of the sentient beings that surround us, and deep care for our ecosystem, as a means of recovery. Earth care as self-care. Ní Dochartaigh is concerned with both the materiality and the immateriality of objects of care and manages to incorporate both through her interest in “the liminal space between things”, to borrow the title of an article by Timothy Morton (2014). The narrator foregrounds her mental health difficulties brought on by a violent and traumatic childhood in Northern Ireland yet also places the focus on the ways in which Ireland’s natural habitat, its material reality and its immaterial Celtic portals, “hold us” (2022: 228) in unsuspected care relationships. In the process, “[a]rt happens […] in the liminal space(s) between things, in conversations between metal and sky, humans and metal, era and era, heaven and earth” (Morton 2014: 270-1). A poignant process of recovery is recounted, highlighting firstly the refusal of care before slowly moving towards co-constituted acts of care: as ní Dochartaigh gradually recovers her lost mother tongue, and pays attention to the beauty of her natural surroundings, as she begins to care for both, she also starts to feel cared for. The sensory experience of loss, gain, and care in Thin Places is predicated upon several ecologies and resonates strongly with Joan Tronto’s definition of care as ultimately “a species activity that includes everything that we do to maintain, continue, and repair our ‘world’ so that we can live in it as well as possible. That world includes our bodies, our selves (sic.), and our environment, all of which we seek to interweave in a complex, life-sustaining web” (1993: 103; original emphasis). Kerri ní Dochartaigh celebrates, in the most understated manner, the full complexity of this “life-sustaining web” and this article proposes to unpack all of the above elements to show how her very singular aesthetics places the emphasis on the coloniality of loss and the restorative power of stories. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In 1957, the Dalles Dam was constructed on the Columbia River between Washington and Oregon. When the dam was completed, it inundated Celilo Falls, a Native American fishery and cultural gathering point that had been in use for at least 12,000 years. Prior to dam construction, the federal government and local agencies issued a number of reports stating the necessity of the dam for economic development through hydroelectric power generation, improved shipping navigation, flood control, and expanded irrigation capacity. These reports often sought to determine the financial payout that would be made to the groups with treaty rights to fish at their "usual and accustomed" places, such as Celilo Falls. However, the reports rarely engage with the cultural significance of Celilo Falls or the depth of opposition that people had to the dam. The research discussed here is based on archival government reports alongside the voices of affected tribal members preserved through The Confluence Project and other sources. This article develops the idea that reclamation infrastructure in the U.S. West plays a key role in colonizing efforts from federal to local scales, reflecting the aims of the settler state. Through an analysis of government documents alongside the recollections of Indigenous elders from the mid-Columbia region, this article offers insights into how reclamation infrastructure functions as an aspect of settler colonialism and relies on theorizations of this process from the people most affected by the loss of Celilo Falls. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Targeting degraded areas in forested landscapes for restoration could deliver rapid climate mitigation and biodiversity conservation, improve resilience of forested lands to future climate change, and potentially reduce the trade‐offs between nature recovery and agriculture. Although the importance of forest restoration for climate mitigation is acknowledged, current estimates of its climate mitigation potential may be underestimated because they focus predominantly on reforesting cleared areas. We built on recent analyses of forest integrity and unrealized forest biomass potential to examine the potential for restoring the integrity of degraded forests. There are over 1.5 billion ha of forests worldwide that retain 50–80% of their potential biomass. Prioritizing restoration in these areas could deliver rapid biodiversity and climate mitigation benefits, relative to restoring forest on cleared land. We applied a spatial planning approach to demonstrate how restoration interventions can be targeted to support the conservation of high‐integrity forest, a potential pathway to the delivery of the 30×30 goal of the Convention on Biodiversity's Global Biodiversity Framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El ingreso de materiales, como: hojas, cogollos y suelo a la fábrica, disminuye el contenido de sacarosa y aumenta el porcentaje de fibra en caña. El objetivo de este trabajo es evaluar la respuesta de indicadores de eficiencia agroindustrial en cultivares de caña de azúcar en la Empresa Agroindustrial Azucarera Ciudad Ca- racas. El estudio se desarrolló en el laboratorio azucarero de la propia entidad. Se evaluaron indicadores de calidad de los jugos en diferentes períodos de la cosecha. En el primer momento de cosecha, los cultivares C90-469 y C86-156 presentaron valores bajos en fibra (FIB) y altos en rendimiento potencial de caña (RPC); sin embargo, sucedió lo contrario con el cultivar C323-68. Asimismo, B80250 mostró bajos valores de fibra y porcentaje de cogollo, (% de Cog.), mientras que con C87-51 ocurrió lo contrario. En el segundo momento de cosecha, los cultivares C323-68 y C87-51 presentaron altos Porcentajes de materia extraña (% de Mext) y Porcentaje de Cogollo (% Cog); además, este último cultivar mostró bajos valores de RPC. Sin embargo, C90-469 ofreció valores inferiores de fibra y % Cog y altos de RPC. En el tercer momento de cosecha, el cultivar C90-469 presentó bajos valores de fibra y % Cog; así como altos para el RPC. Mientras, C86-12 tuvo los mayores valores de % Mext.

Los eventos sísmicos pueden causar un daño importante a inmuebles públicos y privados y son vital importancia para la gestión pública. En este contexto, es relevante reconocer los actores y los momentos críticos que experimentan las organizaciones que coordinan las labores de respuesta, rescate, recopilación de datos y deliberación de traslados. En Chile, la toma de decisiones sobre estos procesos involucra a tres ministerios: el Ministerio de Desarrollo Social recopila la información de las personas y las familias afectadas por la emergencia; el Ministerio de Vivienda y Urbanismo catastra información para asignar beneficios transitorios o definitivos de vivienda; y el Ministerio del Interior, quien a través del Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres (SENAPRED), planifica y coordina los recursos públicos y privados para gestionar el manejo de la emergencia. Al momento de la crisis se suman otros grupos: voluntarios, unidades de bomberos, carabineros, agrupaciones de la sociedad civil, empresas aseguradoras, entre otros. El artículo explora las complejidades institucionales y técnicas que participan de la primera respuesta luego de un sismo (ej. toma de datos, sistematización, análisis y toma de decisiones).

This study aims to analyze herbal supplements that have the potential to accelerate recovery from exercise-induced muscle damage through a systematic review. Article searches were carried out using electronic databases originating from Pubmed and Scopus published from 2019 to 2022 using the keywords herbal, curcumin, garlic, ginger, tribulus, cinnamon, biomarkers, muscle pain, inflammatory markers, and antioxidant effects. The inclusion criteria in this literature review resulted in 14 selected articles resulting from a screening process of 90 articles. The results presented in this literature review reveal the fact that there are significant changes related to EIMD after consuming herbal supplements from 14 selected articles with doses varying between 500-2000 grams per day. In addition, other results showed that intervention with herbal products affected biomarkers and oxidative stress. Therefore, this systematic review provides evidence that supplemental intake strategies are essential for the average athlete or individual to minimize the negative effects of strenuous and excessive training. This systematic review concluded that herbal ingredients such as cinnamon, curcumin, garlic, ginger, and tribulus terrestris may help athletes or individuals recover from EIMD. Keywords: Biomarkers, EIMD, Inflammation, Nutrition, Supplementation, Recovery

Introducción. El agroecosistema de café presenta gran importancia ambiental, social y económica en regiones subtropicales de México, pero también es vulnerable a eventos inesperados de crisis como el cambio climático. En la historia reciente, se ha documentado que el agroecosistema de café presenta un proceso constante de autoorganización basada en la adaptación y el aprendizaje ante los diversos escenarios adversos. Objetivo. Determinar la capacidad de resiliencia del agroecosistema cafetalero en la región centro del estado de Veracruz. Materiales y métodos. La investigación se realizó de diciembre de 2017 a noviembre de 2018 en Tezonapa, Veracruz, México. Se realizaron 52 entrevistas a caficultores para medir el índice de resiliencia, integrado por 30 variables correspondientes a siete factores (social, económico, tecnológico, infraestructura, comunicaciones, institucional y ambiental). Estos factores fueron normalizados por el método de escalamiento mínimo-máximo La resiliencia se estimó en una escala de 0-1, donde valores cercanos a cero representan baja capacidad de resiliencia y cercanos a uno, alta resiliencia. Los datos fueron analizados mediante estadística descriptiva y pruebas de Kruskal-Wallis y chi-cuadrada Resultados. Se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas (p

La respuesta de la población ante las medidas implementadas por la pandemia de Covid-19 fue diferente en el país de acuerdo al nivel de confianza y cultura participativa. En Tecomatlan Puebla sus habitantes tienen una participación ciudadana activa que forma parte de su cultura e idiosincrasia por que pueden enfrentar de mejor forma los periodos disruptivos. La pandemia tuvo efectos perniciosos en el municipio ya que depende de su desarrollo educativo y de la llegada de visitantes durante sus eventos masivos, el cierre de actividades afectó a los pequeños comerciantes, vendedores ambulantes, y familias que rentan sus cuartos a los estudiantes. Los apoyos municipales derivado de una buena gestión permitieron a los habitantes resistir el confinamiento, y tener expectativas sobre una pronta recuperación.

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Escaping war and persecution during the twenty-tens, over two-million displacees made life-risking journeys into Europe. Trauma continued for those who managed to cross borders and reach new havens: grappling with migration systems, searching for decent housing, and striving for social integration. This article presents empirical findings of a multi-modal participatory mapping project conducted with refugees and asylum seekers in Southwest England, and highlights the impact of memory and deep creative mapping on the spatial practice of making-home in forced displacement. The resulting maps embody spaces of recovery; memoryscapes revealing synergies between the constructs of memory and the concept of home in exile. The project asks how a creative participatory method of mapping home through memory reconsolidation can ameliorate the trauma of displacement and aid the re-making of home. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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La investigación titulada “Recuperación de los Financiamientos otorgados a los Agricultores por BANDEC”, tiene como Objetivo: Diagnosticar las causas que inciden en la insuficiente disminución del Índice de morosidad de los financiamientos otorgados al segmento de Agricultores Individuales, en la Sucursal 5961 Bandec Camagüey. Se parte de que una de las mayores dificultades que presenta esta Sucursal en el cumplimiento de sus Objetivos de Trabajo, está relacionada con el Índice de Morosidad, el cual se determina sobre cuánto representan los financiamientos vencidos de la cartera total de los otorgados, especialmente al segmento Agricultores Individuales. En el trabajo se emplearon Métodos y Técnicas, como el análisis y síntesis para la captación y análisis de la Información; métodos Empíricos, como la observación, la revisión documental, el análisis lógico y la tormenta de ideas (Brainstorming) para obtener información de los especialistas, respecto a los factores que inciden negativamente en la recuperación de los financiamientos objeto de estudio. Todo lo anterior posibilitó realizar el diagnóstico de las causas que provocan la situación problémica planteada y proponer un Plan de Medidas que contribuya a su solución.

En el presente artículo se reflexiona parte de los resultados de una investigación cualitativa en el resguardo de Guachucal Nariño en Colombia en la década de los ochenta y parte de los noventa del siglo XX, la cual analiza el proceso de la recuperación de tierras a partir de la organización comunitaria, bajo una metodología histórico hermenéutica, respondiendo a la pregunta ¿Cómo fue el proceso de recuperación de tierras a partir de la organización comunitaria en el cabildo indígena de Guachucal Nariño entre los años 1980-1994? donde el problema de la tenencia de la tierra ha generado en la historia de este país diferentes escenarios, uno de estos frente a las comunidades indígenas las cuales luchan por defender sus derechos y uno de estos el derecho a la tierra el cual se concentra en su mayoría en manos de los terratenientes, donde el hecho de recuperarla enmarca ciertas dinámicas, una de estas el fortalecimiento de la cultura e identidad de los pueblos indígenas.

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The article presents the Bagara pilot project, which aims to provide community care for people with mental health problems in Gipuzkoa. The project is based on the clubhouse model and seeks to offer alternative and complementary resources to those currently available. The article justifies the initiative, describes its design and implementation, and highlights the importance of elements such as respect for people's rights, person-centered planning, quality of life, community participation, and evidence-based practice. The scarcity of community resources and the lack of comprehensive and quality care are identified as current limitations in the care of people with severe mental disorders. [Extracted from the article]

Within mental health services, the recovery model has been a guiding philosophy over the past decades. This model stresses 'person-centred care' and focuses on assisting service users to live a meaningful and hopeful life even if their illness has not been cured. As part of the recovery orientation, 'peer workers' (PWs), i.e. people with lived experiences of mental illness, are increasingly employed within mental health services. In this article, the authors explore how these changes open up frontiers and set in motion boundary work and identity discussions among healthcare professionals. Empirically, the article draws on qualitative data – interviews with healthcare professionals and observations of meetings – collected in mental healthcare services in Denmark. Theoretically, the article combines literature on professional boundary work with theories on 'self-casting', 'alter-casting' and 'othering'. Analysing two sets of demarcations – those between healthcare professionals and PWs, and those between professionals and patients – the study shows how the recovery model leads to defensive boundary work as well as an opening up of boundaries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The experiences and representations of recovery in depressions are dynamic and subjective, being specific for each moment and each situation. However, common areas of meaning can be found, including the possibility of affecting and being affected, of feeling pleasure again, and of being able to desire and guide one's own desire. From the study of specific ethnographic cases, thistext makes a journey through different experiences of recovery in depressions, showing distinctions between the definitions of pleasure and desire, which allow dialogue with theoreticalstudies on the subject. In addition, erotica, like that creative force that allows us to open ourselves to the world, appears as a fundamental concept to understand the phenomenon of recovery in those bodies that, like depressives, are closed to the world and distanced from their own corporality, but that little by little they reach the illusion and enjoyment to continue living. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objectives. – The aim of the study was to analyze the behavior of the modified total quality recovery (TQR) scale during four microcycles of accumulation in volleyball players and its relationship with physiological markers as heart rate variability (HRV) and training impulse (TRIMP), as well as load perception by the session rating of perceived exertion (s-RPE), and perceived recovery-stress state using the RESTQ-Sport questionnaire. Equipment and methods. – Seven female players of a national volleyball team (age: 24.26 ± 3.37 years; weight: 71.63 ± 6.84 kg; height: 176.97 ± 8.04 cm; % fat: 32.64 ± 1.57%) were evaluated during a pre-competitive camp. HRV, TRIMP, TQR scale, and the s-RPE were assessed daily. While the RESTQ-Sport was applied at the beginning and at the end of the concentration camp. The Spearman correlation for all variables, as well as Friedman Test for HRV, TRIMP, TQR and S-RPE and Wilcoxon test for RESTQ-Sport were performed. Furthermore, the smallest worthwhile change (SWC) was applied to identify the magnitudes of change in the intra-subject data. Results. – The TQR scale showed significant correlations (p < .05) with HRV parameters (LnrMSSD and Stress Score), S-RPE and RESTQ-Sport dimensions. Conclusion. – The TQR scale shows to be sensitivity to microcycles of accumulation in female volleyball players. In addition, the study proves the TQR concurrent validity by correlating with different physiological and psychological parameters for monitoring load and recovery. Keywords: assessment; recovery; sports performance; volleyball; internal training load