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Recovery-Focused Psychosis Care: 13 Actions for Change
Discover 13 actions for recovery-focused psychosis care, based on new international research involving people with lived experience and mental health professionals.
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Seeking Mental Health Support: What to Know First
Before seeking mental health support, learn about self-knowledge, recovery and the questions to ask so you can make informed choices.
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Dutch Mental Healthcare Funding: Is More Money the Answer?
Dutch mental healthcare funding is at a record high, yet waiting lists keep growing. Is the problem a lack of money or the way care is...
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What is psychosis? What are the common symptoms, and what do we know about possible causes? Can you recover from it and how? Here we provide down to earth, useful information.
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The Madness Pill – Justin Garson
The history of the search for a drug that produces madness, of Solomon Snyder and of the dopamine hypothesis that shaped biological psychiatry.
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The Entanglement of Culture and Psychosis – Ingo Lambrecht and Anna Lavis
Authors from many countries and disciplines show how the experience, the understanding and the treatment of psychosis are shaped by culture.
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Reframing Psychosis Spectrum Experiences – Jeannie Bass and Carina Iati
A workbook for people who hear voices, written by a peer specialist who hears voices herself and a clinical psychologist.
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