Background: In the field of mental health, resilience and recovery have long been considered relevant variables; high level of resilience may prevent the development of an illness and help to promote recovery.Aim: the current study aimed to assess the relation between resilience and mental health recovery among psychiatric patients.Research design: A descriptive correlational research design was utilized.Sample :This study was conducted on 128 patients at New Minia Hospital for Mental Health and Addiction Treatment.Tools: Three data collection tools were applied; Structured Interview Questionnaire, Connor-Davidson Resilience scale and Mental Health Recovery Measure.Results: the presented study revealed that, less than two thirds (65.6%) of the patients had a low resilience level and less than three quarters (74.3%) of them had a low recovery level.Conclusion: There was a positive correlation between patients' resilience and mental health recovery.Recommendations: Psycho-educational training programs for patients to improve resilience and mental health recovery are highly recommended.
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