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ADVANCING RECOVERY THROUGH MERIT THERAPY

Supporting clinicians, researchers, and communities in the practice of Metacognitive Reflection and Insight Therapy (MERIT).

MERIT INSTITUTE

The MERIT Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing recovery-oriented psychotherapy for individuals with severe mental illness. Our mission is to train, support, and connect professionals who believe in the power of metacognition and insight to transform lives.

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WHAT WE DO

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TRAINING

We train multidisciplinary healthcare professionals in MERIT.

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RESEARCH

We support research on metacognition, severe mental illness, and recovery.

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ADVOCACY

We strongly advocate for broader access to MERIT worldwide.

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COLLABORATION

We create opportunities for clinicians and researchers to network and grow together.

A RECOVERY-ORIENTED APPROACH TO SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS 

MERIT (Metacognitive Reflection and Insight Therapy) is an evidence-based psychotherapy framework that empowers individuals with severe mental illness to make meaning of their experiences, strengthen their sense of self, and achieve personal recovery goals.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN MERIT

We offer structured training programs, workshops, and resources for clinicians, researchers, and institutions looking to adopt MERIT practices.

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SUPPORTING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

We collaborate with professionals at universities and research centers worldwide to advance scientific understanding of metacognition and recovery in mental illness.

GET INVOLVED WITH MERIT INSTITUTE

The MERIT Institute seeks to improve the lives of people experiencing serious mental illness. Whether you’re interested in becoming a member, participating in our training programs, contributing to research, or supporting our advocacy efforts, there are many ways to join our community. Together, we can expand access to MERIT and strengthen recovery-oriented care for individuals living with severe mental illness.

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