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Welcome to the ISPS-US blog. Its purpose is to further the mission of ISPS-US to promote dialogue and interaction in order to enrich our knowledge of the experiential aspect of schizophrenia and psychosis, so that we can develop and promote humane, comprehensive and in-depth treatment for schizophrenia and psychosis. Please register above and add your relevant and respectful comments at the end of each post.-
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Giving Voice to Voices: Ron Coleman & Karen Taylor’s Workshop for ISPS-US
Ron Coleman is a self-described ex-rugby player and ex-schizophrenic. He is also an author, mental health trainer, and consultant. Karen Taylor, Coleman’s wife and director of their organization Working Toward Recovery, is a psychiatric nurse with over 16 years experience … Continue reading
The Uncanny in Psychosis
Just listening to Jeffrey Gehring’s Case Presentation and he referred to an incident of the uncanny in his work. At least a dozen of us raised our hands to comment about our own experiences of uncanny experiences in working with … Continue reading
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FREE Local ISPS-US Meetings December 5th & 12th
NJ Branch will be meeting Sunday December 5 from 3-5 PM in Pine Brook, NJ. Mr. Jay Yudof will speak about the the peer provider movement, including peer support, self-help, and “lay” mental health services. He will be leading a … Continue reading
