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- What Would Real “Informed Consent” Look Like?
- Don’t React – Choose How to Relate to Distressing Voices!
- Recovery Versus Mad Pride: Exploring the Contradictions
- Helping People To Constructively Engage With Voices
- Treatment Focused on Immediate Experience, Not Diagnosis: A Video Presentation by Isabel Clarke
- Anatomy of a delusion
- Problems when antipsychotics interfere with the ability to anticipate threat
- End all bullying, including mental health system bullying
- Finding out more about the “Open Dialogue” approach on the web
- Mad Pride, Gay Pride, and Disability
- Madness and Play: Exploring the Boundary
- Trying Too Hard to be Sane, or Trying Too Hard to Recover, Can Lead to Madness
- Webinar on Dissociation as a common factor in many “mental disorders” including psychosis
- Trauma, Psychosis, and Spirituality: What’s the Connection?
- Mad Pride, Gay Pride, and Disability
Addressing Spiritual Issues Within Treatment for Psychosis and Bipolar – An Online Course
Click this image for more information; 6 CE credits for US professionals, lifetime access to all videos and other materials - $49.99, or only $24.99 for people with lived experience of psychosis or family members.
CBT for Psychosis: An Online Course
Click this image for more information; 5 CE credits for US professionals, lifetime access to all videos and other materials - $49.99, or 24.99 for people with lived experience of psychosis or family members.
Working with Trauma, Dissociation, and Psychosis: CBT and Other Approaches to Understanding and Recovery
Learn lots of ways to understand and work with troubled and “psychotic” responses to trauma and abuse through this online course, 6 CE credits for most US professionals.
Use this link for more information, or to connect with the site where you can register!
Blog Author: Ron Unger LCSW
Free Offer: Presentation on “Understanding Psychosis as an Attempt to Solve Problems: Integrating Perspectives on Trauma, Spirituality and Creativity”
Click the link below to access this recording that explores some of the trickiest aspects of "psychosis," and also to receive notices periodically about online courses and webinars that may become available.
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Blogroll
- Beyond Meds
- Different Thoughts
- Hearing Voices Network USA
- Icarus Project
- Intervoice
- ISEPP
- ISPS-US
- ISPS-US Blog
- Mad in America
- MindFreedom
- Mother Bear Network
- My YouTube Channel
- Psychosis and Spirituality
- Recovery Network: Toronto
- Recovery Stories
- Rethinking Psychiatry
- Rufus May’s website
- Voice Collective
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My answer to "How would psychosis or schizophrenia affect creativity?" quora.com/How-would-psyc…
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When people are distressed by voices they hear, and when distraction and attempts at suppression aren't working, wh… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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In what ways are relationships with voices similar to relationships with "external others?" Can some of the same m… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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