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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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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: February 2018
Promoting Healing After Psychosis
What does it mean to heal after a psychotic episode? Is it just about trying to “get back to normality” and to suppress any further “psychosis” – or does something deeper need to happen? In 1996, Sean Blackwell had his … Continue reading
Working in the Orthodox Jewish Community: An Interview with Leah Rokeach, LCSW
This month I spoke with Leah Rokeach, LCSW a social worker in Brooklyn who works primarily with the Orthodox Jewish community. Leah is a long-time member of ISPS and holds the position of Secretary for the United States chapter. She … Continue reading
New Online Hearing Voices Group For Families
From Hearing Voices USA: Since beginning in December 2016, our Online Hearing Voices Network groups have grown into powerful virtual communities of support. We often receive emails from the family members of voice-hearers asking if they can observe … Continue reading
