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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Why Does Treatment for Psychosis Sometimes Hurt More Than It Helps?
While the experience of psychosis can be highly distressing, many who recover report that the treatment was often worse than the psychosis itself. What is it that goes so wrong with treatment, and what could we do to improve efforts … Continue reading
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