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The Call for Proposals is now open for the ISPS-US 19th Annual Meeting: Love + Justice in Engaging Psychosis and Ex… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Join the next ISPS-US webinar, Believe It or Not! Ways of Working with 'Delusions' / Unusual Beliefs, with Rufus Ma… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Coffee & Psychosis
My newest Internet discovery is a podcast from the UK called Coffee & Psychosis. The podcast was created by a young man with his own lived experience of psychosis and is described on the website as: “a collection of human … Continue reading
Hearing Voices World Congress in Boston
Hearing Voices World Congress is coming to the United States this summer and it’s going to be awesome. The Hearing Voices World Congress is an annual international meeting for people interested in the Hearing Voices Movement. The meeting has always been … Continue reading
They Heard Voices documentary premier and discussion in NYC July 13
PRESENT THEY HEARD VOICES A movie by Jonathan Balazs Co-sponsored by ISPS-US and Hearing Voices NYC When: JULY 13TH 2017 at 6:30 PM Where: JEFFERSON MARKET LIBRARY 425 Ave of the Americas (6th ave & 10th Street) FREE! TRAILER: https://vimeo.com/185557072 THEY … Continue reading
ISPS-US Virtual Reading & Study Group
The ISPS-US Student & Early Career Committee is pleased to announce the start of a new initiative– a virtual reading and study group. Our first reading will be Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia: The Treatment of Choice by Bertram Karon and Gary … Continue reading
Video Resources on Psychosis
The following is a list of video resources put together by ISPS-US member Brian Koehler, related to Subjective Experiences, Recovery, Medication, Psychosocial Therapies, etc. Brian Koehler PhD teaches at New York University & TC, Columbia University. Subjective Experience & Recovery … Continue reading
“Psychosis: Key Psychoanalytic Concepts” with Danielle Knafo
Danielle Knafo Ph.D. is a leader in the field of psychoanalytic approach to psychosis, so I’m very pleased she was the presenter for the ISPS-US webinar, “Psychosis: Key Psychoanalytic Concepts” that took place on 6/28/17. See below for the recording. … Continue reading
