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December 5, 2020 /

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GRIP (Group for Rehabilitation and Innovation in Psychiatry) is a group of interdisciplinary researchers in the field of social and cognitive psychiatric rehabilitation. We are based in the Groningen area in the north of the Netherlands and we are associated with both clinical and educational institutes.

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