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Welcome to the ISPS-US blog. Its purpose is to promote the humane, comprehensive, and in-depth treatment of psychotic disorders, to help reduce distress and promote recovery.
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Recent Posts
- From Body to Mind: Emotions and Art as Proto-languages
- When Psychiatry Aggravates Psychosis by Focusing on Childhood Traumata and Ignoring Key Current Problems
- Don’t forget to submit your proposal for the 17th Annual Meeting of ISPS-US.
- Call for Proposals, ISPS-US Confererence: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Wholeness in Extreme States
- Promoting Healing After Psychosis
Recent Comments
- Marie C. Hansen on Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: Spotlight on Psychosis
- Ron Unger on Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: Spotlight on Psychosis
- Marie C. Hansen on Video Resources on Psychosis
- Marie C. Hansen on ISPS-US Virtual Reading & Study Group
- Ron Unger on ISPS-US Virtual Reading & Study Group
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ISPS-US Tweets
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Well told, disturbing story. twitter.com/P1161296/statu…
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This is a recording of the latest ISPS-US webinar - a very practical and humanistic way of helping people find ways… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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"Creative people have a 90% higher chance of being diagnosed with schizophrenia" twitter.com/leahida/status…
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Learn a practical group approach to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for #Psychosis Recovery, a webinar with Eric… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
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Submit your proposal today for @ISPSUS for the 17th Annual Meeting in Philly. Due 5/21 isps-us.org/upcoming-confe… @BritzBerta @kristamackinno1
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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Has Anyone Ever Fully Recovered From “Schizophrenia?”
When someone recently asked this on Quora, the first answer they received was the typical perspective offered by our mental health system. It was stated that schizophrenia is a chronic biological illness, and that no cure exists. The only hope … Continue reading
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