This article presents the results of a qualitative research study in Québec that explored the various representations of “successful” social integration of people living with mental health problems. The study explored the representations of diverse actors in mental health practice settings. However to underscore and understand the journeys and visions of integration of people living with mental health problems, this article is focused on their testimonies. This allows for critical questioning of current trends in the field that tend toward a dilution of programs and practices due to a normative model of integration.