Timothy D. BeckerDrew BlascoMaría Soledad BurroneGabriella DishyPaola VelascoGabriel ReginattoFranco MascayanoMaximillian S. WuCindy HuSimran BharadwajShivangi KhattarLiz CalderonCynthia FilgueiraAlvarado, RubénRubénAlvaradoEzra S. SusserLawrence H. Yang2025-12-072025-12-072022-12-2210.1037/prj00005462-s2.0-85148678037https://cris-uv-2.scimago.es/handle/123456789/7334WOS:000901821500001MHS that facilitate recovery by engaging users in services, such as pharmacotherapy, education/vocational rehabilitation, and family-centered care aligned with cultural values can mitigate stigma and facilitate recovery by enabling users to fulfill WMM. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved).enacceso abiertoPsychiatryRehabilitationStigma Toward Psychosis In Urban Chile: Engaging "What Matters Most" To Resist Stigma Through Recovery-Oriented Servicesarticle; early access