If you are new to this site, Questions and Answers about Recovery can be a good place to start!
I’ve had a collection of handouts I’ve given out at seminars I give on CBT for Psychosis and Trauma and Psychosis. Just today I put these all on the web – well some are just web links anyway, others are stuff I’ve written. You can access them all here.
This 6 hour course presents evidence based, practical and humanistic ways to help people recover. For more information or to register, go to this link.
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It is a human right to try and sometimes to fail
Another taboo topic: do ‘antipsychotics’ cause withdrawal symptoms? @joannamoncrieff @markhoro @CEP_UK @MarnieWedlake @dranneguy @IndigoDaya @Institute_PDW
I’m honored to be giving a talk organized by ISPS Poland tomorrow on the topic: Recovery A Conspiracy of Hope. It's free to join and will stream at 8pm Central European Time.
Great training in how to do therapy with people who are in "psychosis" is not widely available - so let people know about this series of 5 online seminars, available at early bird discount of only $59.99 each when registering by 4/5/24.
Some would say don't rely on this since the evidence was "low quality" but I think the key point is that is the best evidence we have so far about long term effects.
“Psychiatric diagnoses are categorically different [from medical diagnoses] because they are merely descriptive, not explanatory. It's not that we don't know their causes *yet*. It's that DSM diagnoses cannot speak to causes, now or ever”.
