Kirsti Malterud and Per Solvang

Vulnerability as a strength: Why, when, and how?
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Nils Christie

Deviance as strength
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Paddy Ladd

Deafhood: A concept stressing possibilities, not deficits
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Jan-Kåre Breivik

Vulnerable but strong: Deaf people challenge established understandings of deafness
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Anbjørg Ohnstad

Speaking vulnerable issues into existence: Their consequences for psychotherapy
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Patricia E. Deegan

The importance of personal medicine: A qualitative study of resilience in people with psychiatric disabilities
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Sissel Steihaug

Can chronic muscular pain be understood?
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Anne Werner and Kirsti Malterud

``The pain isn't as disabling as it used to be'': How can the patient experience empowerment instead of vulnerability in the consultation?
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Janecke Thesen

From oppression towards empowerment in clinical practice — offering doctors a model for reflection
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Isaac Prilleltensky

Promoting well-being: Time for a paradigm shift in health and human services
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