Psychosis

2011 - 2026

Current editor(s): Dr John Read

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2022

A living tribute to professor Marius Romme pp. 295-307

Peter Bullimore and Jerome Carson

The effects of a specialized staff training on trauma-sensitivity in professionals working with patients with a psychotic disorder: A pilot study pp. 308-321

Martje S.G. Visser, Nynke Boonstra, Paul A. J. M. de Bont, Berber M. van der Vleugel and David van den Berg

Adapting and implementing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy groups to support personal recovery of adults living with psychosis: a qualitative study of facilitators’ experiences pp. 322-332

Jesse Gates, Eliot Goldstone, Jacinta Clemente, Marilyn Cugnetto, Eric M.J. Morris and John Farhall

The mediation role of schizotypal traits in the relationship between childhood trauma and earlier onset of panic disorder pp. 333-343

Cansu Baygin, Levent Sevincok, Bilge Dogan, Doga Sevincok and Yasan Bilge Sair

Preliminary point prevalence of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for psychosis (CBTp) training in the U.S. and Canada pp. 344-354

Sarah L. Kopelovich, Elizabeth Nutting, Jennifer Blank, Helen Teresa Buckland and Clarence Spigner

A grounded theory analysis of care-coordinators’ perceptions of family growth associated with an experience of first episode psychosis pp. 355-367

Emily Thornhill, Chris Sanderson and Anjula Gupta

Brief mindfulness-oriented interventions (MOIs) to improve psychiatric symptoms in a psychiatric inpatient unit: a randomized controlled feasibility trial pp. 368-377

Ghizlane Moussaoui, Christina Rigas, Sophia Escobar, S. Gabriela Torres-Platas, Saulo Castel, Michelle Yang, Joseph Inhaber, Julia Novielli, Juliana Van Amsterdam, Neeti Sasi, Angela Potes, Katerina Nikolitch, Romeo Penheiro, Karl Looper, Marilyn Segal, Dominique Elie, Alex Kiss, Steven Selchen, Nathan Hermann, Harmehr Sekhon and Soham Rej

Is psychiatry equipped for a post-truth world? pp. 378-379

Alexander H. Jack

Johan Christoffer Cullberg pp. 380-381

Jan Olav Johannessen and Patrick McGorry

Volume 14, issue 3, 2022

Delusion-like experiences are related to negative perceptions of self and others in non-clinical individuals pp. 203-214

Georgia Zamperoni, Erica Neill, Susan L. Rossell and Eric J. Tan

Cognitive and personality predictors of trait resilience in young people with psychosis proneness: an exploratory study pp. 215-226

Dagmara Mętel, Andrzej Cechnicki, Aleksandra Arciszewska-Leszczuk, Renata Pionke-Ubych, Martyna Krężołek, Piotr Błądziński, Dorota Frydecka and Łukasz Gawęda

Negative symptoms in psychosis: failure and construction of narratives pp. 227-236

Nienke Moernaut, Juri Krivzov, Marie Lizon, Jasper Feyaerts and Stijn Vanheule

Basic demographic outcomes: additional findings of a single-blind, randomised, controlled trial on metacognitive training for psychosis pp. 237-247

Zita Fekete, Edit Vass, Ramóna Balajthy, Ünige Tana, Attila Csaba Nagy, Barnabás Oláh and Ildikó Kuritárné Szabó

The facilitators’ perspectives of delivering a ‘Coping with Voices’ group (Part 1) pp. 248-258

Gordon Kay, Maddy Slattery and Elizabeth Kendall

Results from a quasi-controlled trial of a “Coping with Voices” group. Part 2 pp. 259-269

Gordon Kay, Elizabeth Kendall, Maddy Slattery, Justin Scott, Victoria Gore-Jones and Frances Dark

Psychotic- like experiences (PLEs) and trauma in adolescents: the role of PLEs' persistence and distress in overall psychological burden pp. 270-280

Savvina Mylona, Kalliopi Triantafyllou, Katerina Papanikolaou, Chara Tzavara, Niki Skopeliti and Gerasimos Kolaitis

Listening to voices: understanding and self-management of auditory verbal hallucinations in young adults pp. 281-292

Peter Denno, Stephanie Wallis, Kimberly Caldwell, Jonathan Ives, Stephen J. Wood, Matthew R. Broome, Pavan Mallikarjun, Femi Oyebode and Rachel Upthegrove

Antidepressed: a breakthrough examination of epidemic antidepressant harm and dependence pp. 293-294

Stevie Lewis

Volume 14, issue 2, 2022

The Soteria model: implementing an alternative to acute psychiatric hospitalization in Israel pp. 99-108

Avraham Friedlander, Dana Tzur Bitan and Pesach Lichtenberg

Relationships between hallucinations, delusions, depression, suicide ideation, and plan among adults presenting with psychosis in psychiatric emergency care pp. 109-119

Lindsay A. Bornheimer, Victor Hong, Juliann Li Verdugo, Lindsay Fernandez and Cheryl A. King

What do trainee cognitive behavioural therapists need from clinical supervision to develop their skills in working with people with psychosis? A qualitative analysis pp. 120-130

Rebecca Harris, Tess Maguire and Katherine Newman-Taylor

Reliability and discriminant validity of the Slovak version of the 16-item Prodromal Questionnaire (PQ-16) in a student sample pp. 131-142

Jakub Januška, Alexandra Straková, Michal Turček, Barbora Vašečková, Ľubica Forgáčová, Anton Heretik, Ján Pečeňák and Michal Hajdúk

A qualitative exploration of the acceptability of a cognitive behavioural therapy self-help book for people with psychosis in Nicaragua pp. 143-152

Minna Lyons, Roberto Berrios, Jorge Castro, Sara Castro, Ross G. White and Helen Brooks

Mental health professionals’ attitudes and knowledge about hearing voices groups pp. 153-161

Bradley Jones and Pamela Jacobsen

What can experimental studies tell us about paranoia and anxiety? A systematic review with implications for theory and clinical practice pp. 162-175

Alison Bennetts, Lusia Stopa and Katherine Newman-Taylor

Do voice-hearing assessment measures capture the positive experiences of individuals, and to what extent? A systematic review of published assessment measures pp. 176-189

Lucy V. Armstrong, Lorna Hogg and Pamela Jacobsen

A case report and first-person account of an individual at risk for psychosis who improved during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 190-199

Shaynna N. Herrera, Cansu Sarac, Zarina R. Bilgrami, Matthew F. Dobbs, Rachel Jespersen, Shalaila S. Haas, Sahil Garg, Riaz B. Shaik, Yulia Landa and Cheryl M. Corcoran

Approche Psychotherapeutique des Psychosis (A psychotherapeutic approach to psychosis) pp. 200-200

Francoise Davoine

The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices pp. 201-201

Natalie Femia

Volume 14, issue 1, 2022

Metacognitive training for schizophrenia: a scoping review and phenomenological evaluation pp. 1-21

Pavan S. Brar, Louis Sass, Donna Beck and Melissa A. Kalarchian

Experiences of acute mental health inpatient care in the UK: from admission to readmission pp. 22-33

Charlotte Phillips, Sara Tai and Katherine Berry

Accessibility, acceptability, and adequacy of schizophrenia definition according to experts by experience: an ICD-11 field study of patients and relative caregivers in Mexico pp. 34-45

Rebeca Robles-García, Ana Fresán, Tania Real, Tecelli Domínguez-Martínez, María Luisa Rascón, Omar Hernández, Carolina Muñoz, Alejandra González, Floriane Brunet, Antoine Balaige, Françoise Askevis-Leherpeux, María Elena Medina-Mora and Jean-Luc Roelandt

The diverse functions of hearing voices peer-support groups: findings and case examples from a US national study pp. 46-56

Gail A. Hornstein, Alison Branitsky and Emily Robinson Putnam

Violence exposure, psychotic experiences, and social disconnection in an urban community sample pp. 57-69

Jonathan J. Marsh, Zui Narita, Fuhua Zhai, Lisa Fedina, Jason Schiffman and Jordan DeVylder

Training inpatient psychiatric nurses and staff to utilize CBTp informed skills in an acute inpatient psychiatric setting pp. 70-80

Katherine Eisen, Neda Kharrazi, Alix Simonson, Melanie Lean and Kate Hardy

Psychometric validation of the Persian version of the community assessment of psychotic experiences-42 (CAPE-42) in Iranian college students pp. 81-92

Fatemeh Mirzaei Poueenak, Nikzad Ghanbari Pirkashani, Roghieh Nooripour, Seyed Ruhollah Hosseini, Mohammadreza Mazloomzadeh and Milad Shirkhani

Effects of mindfulness on psychotic symptoms: insights from a randomized clinical trial pp. 93-98

Emilio López-Navarro and Susana Al-Halabí

Volume 13, issue 4, 2021

Modern understanding of psychosis: from brain disease to stress disorder. And some other important aspects of psychosis… pp. 289-301

Jan Olav Johannessen and Inge Joa

A qualitative exploration of stigma experiences of second-generation British South-Asian people using an early intervention in psychosis service pp. 302-314

Anisha Vyas, Lisa Wood and Susan McPherson

Engaging dialogically with auditory hallucinations: design, rationale and baseline sample characteristics of the Talking With Voices pilot trial pp. 315-326

Eleanor Longden, Dirk Corstens, Melissa Pyle, Richard Emsley, Sarah Peters, Nisha Chauhan, Nikki Dehmahdi and Anthony P. Morrison

A “blip in the road”: experiences of identity after a first episode of psychosis pp. 327-337

Phoebe Friesen, Jordan Goldstein and Lisa Dixon

Off the beaten path: Adventure Therapy as an adjunct to early intervention for psychosis pp. 338-348

Camille Girard, J. Éric Dubé, Amal Abdel-Baki and Clairélaine Ouellet-Plamondon

The relationship between social media addiction and psychotic-like experiences in a large nonclinical student sample pp. 349-360

Feten Fekih-Romdhane, Hadhami Sassi and Majda Cheour

Effects of a psychiatric diagnosis vs a clinical formulation on lay attitudes to people with psychosis pp. 361-372

Christina Seery, Jessica Bramham and Cliódhna O’Connor

Re-starting the conversation: improving shared decision making in antipsychotic prescribing pp. 373-377

Lisa Marie Grünwald and Jemima Thompson

Open dialogue for psychosis: organizing mental health services to prioritize dialogue, relationship and meaning pp. 378-379

Emma Tseris and Margreet de Pater

My Friend Fox pp. 379-380

Natalie Femia

Volume 13, issue 3, 2021

Sandra Escher – an Obituary pp. 193-194

Jacqui Dillon, Dirk Corstens and Olga Runciman

“My voices are just part of me, they don’t own me”: a qualitative investigation of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy groups for people experiencing psychosis pp. 195-208

Sally Bloy, Eric M.J. Morris, Louise C. Johns, Anne Cooke and Joseph E. Oliver

“Listen to the parents… really listen to the child!” Family narratives of supporting children hearing voices pp. 209-219

Sarah Parry and Filippo Varese

Estimating the minimum important difference for the questionnaire about the Process of Recovery (QPR): an anchor-based approach pp. 220-230

Nikki Dehmahdi, Heather Law, Melissa Pyle, Rory Byrne, Wendy Jones, Heather Peel and Anthony P. Morrison

An at-risk mental state service embedded within a UK Early Intervention team across two years of service delivery for service users 14 to 65 years: service audit pp. 231-241

Lauren Cox and James Eoin Dixon

“A blank canvas of me”: an interpretive phenomenological analysis study of the experience of client self-disclosure in cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis pp. 242-252

Alastair Pipkin, Dr Sarah Armitage, Matthew Knight and Lorna Hogg

Exploring the impacts of a carers’ psycho-education group: personal insights from the family of people with early psychosis pp. 253-264

Charlotte Cochrane, Nicola Moran and Elizabeth Newton

Exploring the relationships between illness beliefs and psychosis symptoms among Black African and Caribbean people with non-affective psychosis pp. 265-275

Sam Bard, Amy Degnan, Katherine Berry and Dawn Edge

Opinion Piece: The case for establishing a minimal medication alternative for psychosis and schizophrenia pp. 276-285

Ruth E. Cooper, John P. Mason, Tim Calton, John Richardson and Joanna Moncrieff

Psychoses of the female body: the need for more psychosocial engagement pp. 286-288

Marie Brown

Volume 13, issue 2, 2021

Coercion or collaboration: service-user experiences of risk management in hospital and a trauma-informed crisis house pp. 93-104

Hannah Prytherch, Anne Cooke and Ian Marsh

One size doesn’t fit all: gender differences in trauma, PTSD, substance use and the SMI-PTSD conceptual model in persons with severe mental illness in Assertive Community Treatment pp. 105-118

Noor Sharif, Vasileia Karasavva and Susan Farrell

An interpretative phenomenological analysis of parents’ experience of making sense of at risk mental state pp. 119-129

Georgia Parratt, Chris Sanderson, Anjula Gupta and Gail Bradbury

Psychometric properties and normative data of the Spanish version of short form persecution and deservedness scale pp. 130-142

Carmen Valiente, Alba Contreras, Almudena Trucharte, Vanesa Peinado and Regina Espinosa

A Participatory Action Research (PAR) exploratory initiative for psychosis recovery and resilience pp. 143-153

Helen Thai, Noor Sharif, Kevin Patrick, Chelsea Meldrum, Tyrone Gamble, Carrie Robertson, Nicola Wright, Tomas Fogl, Amy Webb, Jessica Tutino, Nancy Bahl, Bronwyn O’Brien and the Par Co-Design Team

The subjective experience of recovery from psychosis in an acute mental health inpatient setting pp. 154-166

Laura Emrich, Lisa Wood and Danny Taggart

Cognitive fusion as a candidate psychological vulnerability factor for psychosis: An experimental study of acute ∆9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) intoxication pp. 167-174

Katherine Newman-Taylor, Thomas Richardson, Rachel Lees, Katherine Petrilli, Helen Bolderston, Chandni Hindocha, Tom P Freeman and Michael A. P. Bloomfield

Experiencing negative symptoms in psychosis: a systematic qualitative review pp. 175-187

Nienke Moernaut and Stijn Vanheule

Schizophrenic voices as spirit communication and telepathy pp. 188-188

Anna Beyer

The essential schizophrenia companion pp. 189-190

A. George Awad

The genetics of schizophrenia: psychiatry is over-emphasising the role of genes in mental disorders pp. 190-191

Paul Wm Miller

Volume 13, issue 1, 2021

A five-year prospective evaluation of a new community psychosis service in North London: introducing the Recovery and Enablement Track (RET) pp. 1-12

James Hurley, Suzanne Jolley, Orla Gibbons, Aduramigba Williams, Satish Nath Varma, Suchi Bhandari, Kajori Mukherjee, Hilary Garraway, Cerys Jones, Narin Aker, Elizabeth Appiah-Kusi and Timothy Weaver

Prevalence and clinical correlates of childhood trauma among inpatients diagnosed with bipolar disorder: a matched comparison with schizophrenia pp. 13-23

Yubin Cho, Daeho Kim and Seok-Hyeon Kim

Video ethnography: introducing a new tool from research to psychiatric practice? pp. 24-34

Lilith Abrahamyan Empson and Philippe Conus

Narrative changes about “voices” following a contextual group therapy for people with psychosis pp. 35-46

T. Langlois, A. Bourcier, P. Lamy, M. Lhermine, S. Callahan and T. Lecomte

Psychosis as a dialectic of aha- and anti-aha-experiences: a qualitative study pp. 47-57

Rob Sips, Zeno Van Duppen, Zuzana Kasanova, Lena De Thurah, Ana Teixeira, Jasper Feyaerts and Inez Myin-Germeys

Staff experience of delivering clinical care on acute psychiatric wards for service users who hear voices: a qualitative study pp. 58-64

Emilia Kramarz, Sophie Lyles, Helen L. Fisher and Simon Riches

Rumination, intolerance of uncertainty and paranoia in treatment resistant psychosis pp. 65-70

L. Lebert, D. Turkington, M. Freeston and R. Dudley

Understanding how patients with psychosis would prefer to be contacted about research pp. 71-77

Jennifer Mbanu

Improving treatments for psychotic disorders: beyond cognitive behaviour therapy for psychosis pp. 78-84

B. Nelson, L. Torregrossa, A. Thompson, L.A. Sass, S. Park, J.A. Hartmann, P.D. McGorry and M. Alvarez-Jimenez

“Epistemic injustice” in the administration of mental health legislation pp. 85-88

Tom Todd

Psychosis, trauma, and dissociation: evolving perspectives on severe psychopathology pp. 89-90

Pamela R. Fuller

Hallucination-focused integrative therapy pp. 90-91

Manuel González de Chávez