Psychosis

2011 - 2025

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2019

Identifying psychological resistances to using logic in cognitive-behavioral therapy for psychosis (CBTp) that limit successful outcomes for patients pp. 287-297

Michael Garrett, Anthony O. Ahmed, Christina Athineos, Lisa Cruz, Kelly Harris, Jill Del Pozzo, Victoria Forster and Juan Gallego

Investigation of a traumatic psychosis subgroup: a cluster analysis of an antipsychotic free cohort pp. 298-307

Lucy H. Stevens, Douglas Turkington, Laura Drage, Tony Morrison, Steven Muncer, Helen M. Spencer and Robert Dudley

“It’s just a bit like a rollercoaster”: a longitudinal qualitative study exploring a model of the phases of voice hearing pp. 308-318

Leanne Bogen-Johnston, Richard deVisser, Clara Strauss and Mark Hayward

Experiences of empowerment in a community cognitive enhancement therapy program: an exploratory qualitative study pp. 319-330

Laura A. Faith, Jen O. Collins, Jenna Decker, Amber Grove, Stephen P. Jarvis and Melisa V. Rempfer

Shame triggers paranoid symptoms in adolescents with elevated psychosis proneness pp. 331-341

Timo Hennig

Mindfulness and compassion for youth with psychotic symptoms: A description of a group program and a consumer’s experience pp. 342-349

Tara Hickey, Emily Pen Name, Barnaby Nelson and Graham Meadows

Using interpersonal process recall to understand empowerment processes in a collaborative care intervention for people with a diagnosis of psychosis pp. 350-361

Elina Baker, Ruth Gwernan-Jones, Nicky Britten, Cathy McCabe, Laura Gill, Richard Byng and Linda Gask

A systematic review and meta-analysis of digital health technologies effects on psychotic symptoms in adults with psychosis pp. 362-373

Stephen Clarke, Donncha Hanna, Ciaran Mulholland, Ciaran Shannon and Callum Urquhart

My diagnosis, a label pp. 374-377

David Son

Psychodynamische Psychosen-Psychotherapie und sozialpsychiatrische Behandlung der Psychosen. Beiträge der deutschsprachigen Sektion der International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis (ISPS-Germany) With English abstracts pp. 378-380

Ingo Lambrecht

Health and safety for spirit seers, telepaths and visionaries pp. 379-380

Cath Roper

Volume 11, issue 3, 2019

The distribution of psychosis, ICD-11 PTSD and complex PTSD symptoms among a trauma-exposed UK general population sample pp. 187-198

Rachel Frost, Maria Louison Vang, Thanos Karatzias, Philip Hyland and Mark Shevlin

Conflict, compromise and collusion: dilemmas for psychosocially-oriented practitioners in the mental health system pp. 199-211

Anne Cooke, William Smythe and Philip Anscombe

An exploratory analysis of the role of social supports in psychiatric medication discontinuation: results related to family involvement pp. 212-222

Laysha Ostrow, Bevin Croft, Anne Weaver and Sarah Naeger

Cognitive behavioural therapy for anxiety in psychosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 223-237

David Heavens, Kelsey Odgers and Joanne Hodgekins

The use of formal criteria to assess psychological models of hallucinations: a systematic review pp. 238-247

Tara Hickey, Kimberly Buck, So-An Lao, Barnaby Nelson and Graham Meadows

A review of psychotherapeutic models and treatments for psychosis pp. 248-260

Jeremy M. Ridenour, Jay A. Hamm and Meg Czaja

Social recovery therapy: a treatment manual pp. 261-272

David Fowler, Joanne Hodgekins, Clio Berry, Timothy Clarke, Jasper Palmier-Claus, Catarina Sacadura, Adam Graham, Christine Lowen, Ann Steele, Katherine Pugh, Samantha Fraser, Mike Fitzsimmons and Paul French

The role of ethnicity in involuntary psychiatric admission in Toronto, Canada in clients presenting with psychosis pp. 273-276

Martin Rotenberg, Andrew Tuck and Kwame McKenzie

Constructing the sense of self in psychosis using the amniotic therapy: a single case study pp. 277-281

Alessandro Germani, Marianna Ambrosecchia, Livia Buratta, Maurizio Peciccia, Claudia Mazzeschi and Vittorio Gallese

Peer support in mental health hospital—a shared experience and journey pp. 282-283

Benjamin Gray

Psycurity: colonialism, paranoia, and the war on imagination pp. 284-285

Phoebe Friesen

Volume 11, issue 2, 2019

Correction pp. 1-1

The Editors

ACT in daily life in early psychosis: an ecological momentary intervention approach pp. 93-104

T. Vaessen, H. Steinhart, T. Batink, A. Klippel, M. Van Nierop, U. Reininghaus and I. Myin-Germeys

How do people talk decades later about their crisis that we call psychosis? A qualitative study of the personal meaning-making process pp. 105-115

Tomi Bergström, Jaakko Seikkula, Juha Holma, Pirjo Mäki, Päivi Köngäs-Saviaro and Birgitta Alakare

Case management in early psychosis intervention programme: perspectives of case managers pp. 116-127

Horng Hien Wong, Shazana Shahwan, Swapna Verma and Mythily Subramaniam

Peer support work on an inpatient unit for adults experiencing psychosis pp. 128-137

Helen J. Wood and Susan Brown Padilla

Comparisons and associations between personality, creative potential and achievement in creative, non-creative and early psychosis participants pp. 138-150

Julie Crabtree and Toby RO Newton-John

A narrative review of the barriers to the implementation of cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis pp. 151-161

Fiona Switzer and Sean F. Harper

Hearing voices and its psychosocial correlates in four Chinese samples pp. 162-173

Hong Wang Fung, Rebecca Ka Wai Liu and Yan Ho Eddie Ma

Interruptions to therapy sessions on acute psychiatric wards; how frequent are they, and who does the interrupting? pp. 174-177

Pamela Jacobsen

The power of psychiatry: a service user’s first person account and perspective pp. 178-183

Benjamin Gray

CBT for psychosis: process-orientated therapies and the third wave pp. 184-186

Jenny Droughton

The essential writings of Sabina Spielrein: pioneer of psychoanalysis pp. 185-186

Marie C. Brown

Volume 11, issue 1, 2019

“Psychosis” is 10 years old. Congratulations and celebrations pp. 1-2

Jan Olav Johannessen

Making Sense of Voices: a case series pp. 3-15

Craig Steel, Joachim Schnackenberg, Hayley Perry, Eleanor Longden, Emily Greenfield and Dirk Corstens

Metaphor framing and distress in lived-experience accounts of voice-hearing pp. 16-27

Zsófia Demjén, Agnes Marszalek, Elena Semino and Filippo Varese

The relationship between childhood trauma and clinical characteristics in ultra-high risk for psychosis youth pp. 28-41

Chloé de Vos, Andrew Thompson, Paul Amminger, Sarah Bendall, Lieuwe de Haan, Jessica Hartmann, Suzie Lavoie, Connie Markulev, Patrick McGorry, Dorien Nieman, Lisa Phillips, Ulrich Reininghaus, Hok Pan Yuen, Alison Yung and Barnaby Nelson

Evidence for the continuum-severity model of psychosis through scrutiny of the architecture of symptoms associated with schizophrenia pp. 42-53

Colin R. Martin and Mick Fleming

Making sense of growing up with a parent with psychosis: an interpretative phenomenological analysis study pp. 54-62

Melanie Blakeman, Carol Martin and Anjula Gupta

Subjective experiences of cognitive functioning in early psychosis: a qualitative study pp. 63-74

Andrea L. Wright, Lisa J. Phillips, Shayden Bryce, Catherine Morey-Nase and Kelly Allott

A longitudinal study about the impact of an inclusive sports program in people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia pp. 75-84

David Mullor, Adolfo J. Cangas, José Gallego, José M Aguilar-Parra, Antonio Rosado and Andrés López

Un-binding chronic psychosis pp. 85-89

Ji Xia

Misleading use of heritability estimates in schizophrenia genetics pp. 90-91

Colin A. Ross and Andrew W. Ross

Volume 10, issue 4, 2018

Clinician perspectives on supporting adults with psychosis who wish to discontinue neuroleptic medication: qualitative analysis pp. 239-250

Nicola Forsberg, Sara Tai and Yvonne Awenat

Prevalence of psychotic-like experiences and associated distress in adolescent community, sexual-trauma and clinical samples pp. 251-262

Emma Nolan, Siobhan Murphy, Tara O’Neill, James Houston, Jamie Murphy and Mark Shevlin

Institutional recovery: a 10-year follow-up of persons after their first psychosis diagnosis. A critical reflexive approach pp. 263-274

Alain Topor, Claes-Göran Stefansson, Anne Denhov, Per Bülow and Gunnel Andersson

From medical insight to narrative insight: insight as a support for the therapeutic relationship pp. 275-285

Bouvet Cyrille, Petot Jean-Michel, Diot Elise, Ettaher Nadia and Ozanne Christophe Hasan

Reconsidering the association between psychosis and suicide: a suicidal drive hypothesis pp. 286-297

Jamie Murphy, Mark Shevlin, Philip Hyland, Mogens Christoffersen, Ask Elklit and Richard Bentall

Predictors of adherence to low support, computerised, cognitive remediation training in psychosis pp. 298-306

A. Hargreaves, R. Dillon, M. Castorina, E. Furey, J. Walsh, B. Fitzmaurice, B. Hallahan, A. Corvin, I. Robertson and G. Donohoe

The duration of untreated psychosis: a phenomenological study pp. 307-318

Sarah R. Kamens, Larry Davidson, Emily Hyun, Nev Jones, Jill G. Morawski, Matthew M. Kurtz, Jessica Pollard, Gerrit Ian van Schalkwyk and Vinod Srihari

Are delusions beliefs? A qualitative examination of the doxastic features of delusions pp. 319-328

Huw Green, Lori Hauser and Vitaliy Troyakov

Psychoanalytic psychotherapists’ experiences of disturbance in response to working with psychosis pp. 329-339

Nardus Saayman

Phenomenological and recovery models of the subjective experience of psychosis: discrepancies and implications for treatment pp. 340-350

Jay A. Hamm, Bethany L. Leonhardt, Jeremy Ridenour, John T. Lysaker and Paul H. Lysaker

My experiences of psychosis and what caused it; my experiences with mental health services and other things that helped or hindered my journey pp. 351-355

Peter Edward McDonnell

Early intervention in psychosis. Should we broaden the scope for action throughout the age span? pp. 356-358

Inês Varregoso, Inês Souto Braz, Felicity Fanning and Mary Clarke

Genome-wide association studies in schizophrenia: why they cannot yield meaningful results pp. 359-360

Colin A. Ross and Andrew W. Ross

Asylum pp. 361-362

Simon McCarthy-Jones

Ttrauma and madness in mental health services pp. 362-363

Peter Stastny

Correction pp. 364-364

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 3, 2018

Unsolicited reports of voice hearing in the general population: a study using a novel method pp. 163-174

Ruvanee P. Vilhauer and Himadhari Sharma

Engagement at entry to an early intervention service for first episode psychosis: an exploratory study of young people and caregivers pp. 175-186

Rachel M Tindall, Kelly Allott, Magenta Simmons, Winsome Roberts and Bridget E Hamilton

Be outspoken and overcome stigmatizing thoughts (BOOST): a group treatment for internalized stigma in first-episode psychosis pp. 187-197

Michael W Best, Michael Grossman, Melissa Milanovic, Sean Renaud and Christopher R Bowie

Willingness and Acceptance of Delusions Scale: early findings on a new instrument for psychological flexibility pp. 198-207

Maria João R.V. Martins, Paula Castilho, António F. Macedo, Ana Telma Pereira, Paula Vagos, Diana Carvalho, Miguel Bajouco, Nuno Madeira, Vasco Nogueira and Célia Barreto Carvalho

Association of types of delusions and hallucinations with childhood abuse and neglect among inpatients with schizophrenia in South Korea: A preliminary study pp. 208-212

Hwigon Kim, Daeho Kim and Seok Hyeon Kim

Avatar Therapy for persistent auditory verbal hallucinations: a case report of a peer research assistant on his path toward recovery pp. 213-219

Laura Dellazizzo, Olivier Percie du Sert, Stéphane Potvin, Richard Breton, Jean-François Pelletier, Patrice Renaud and Alexandre Dumais

YouTube videos on psychosocial interventions for schizophrenia pp. 220-224

Devvarta Kumar and Manisha Jha

In the hands of others: the nightmare begins pp. 225-227

Lin Cochrane

My psychosis and meds pp. 228-234

David Son

Can’t you hear them? The science and significance of hearing voices pp. 235-235

Vanessa Beavan

Madness: ideas about insanity pp. 236-236

Bruce M. Z. Cohen

The shock of the fall pp. 237-237

Simon McCarthy-Jones

Volume 10, issue 2, 2018

Living with psychosis: strategies and social conditions for recovery pp. 81-89

Eugenie Georgaca and Anastasia Zissi

Living with psychosis: strategies and social conditions for recovery pp. 81-89

Eugenie Georgaca and Anastasia Zissi

Therapeutic relationship and concordance of client- and clinician-rated motivational goals in treatment of people with psychosis: an exploratory study pp. 90-98

Marialuisa Cavelti, Raphaela M. Tschümperlin, Daniela Hubl, Zeno Kupper, Franz Caspar and Stefan Westermann

Therapeutic relationship and concordance of client- and clinician-rated motivational goals in treatment of people with psychosis: an exploratory study pp. 90-98

Marialuisa Cavelti, Raphaela M. Tschümperlin, Daniela Hubl, Zeno Kupper, Franz Caspar and Stefan Westermann

An exploration of young people’s narratives of hope following experience of psychosis pp. 99-109

Victoria Bonnett, Clio Berry, Sara Meddings and Sue Holttum

An exploration of young people’s narratives of hope following experience of psychosis pp. 99-109

Victoria Bonnett, Clio Berry, Sara Meddings and Sue Holttum

Psychotherapy in schizophrenia: a retrospective controlled study pp. 110-121

Annbjørg Haram, Egil Jonsbu, Roar Fosse, Finn Skårderud and Torstein Hole

Psychotherapy in schizophrenia: a retrospective controlled study pp. 110-121

Annbjørg Haram, Egil Jonsbu, Roar Fosse, Finn Skårderud and Torstein Hole

“It was definitely a sexual kind of sensation”: sex, sexual identity, and gender in the phenomenology of psychosis pp. 122-131

Nev Jones, Cherise Rosen, Sarah Kamens and Mona Shattell

“It was definitely a sexual kind of sensation”: sex, sexual identity, and gender in the phenomenology of psychosis pp. 122-131

Nev Jones, Cherise Rosen, Sarah Kamens and Mona Shattell

Relating Therapy for distressing voices: Who, or what, is changing? pp. 132-141

Mark Hayward, Leanne Bogen-Johnston and Felicity Deamer

Relating Therapy for distressing voices: Who, or what, is changing? pp. 132-141

Mark Hayward, Leanne Bogen-Johnston and Felicity Deamer

Antidepressant tapering strips to help people come off medication more safely pp. 142-145

Peter C. Groot and Jim van Os

Antidepressant tapering strips to help people come off medication more safely pp. 142-145

Peter C. Groot and Jim van Os

Peer support for internalised stigma experienced by people with psychosis: rationale and recommendations pp. 146-152

Melissa Pyle, Stephen Pilling, Karen Machin, Ginny Allende-Cullen and Anthony P. Morrison

Peer support for internalised stigma experienced by people with psychosis: rationale and recommendations pp. 146-152

Melissa Pyle, Stephen Pilling, Karen Machin, Ginny Allende-Cullen and Anthony P. Morrison

Removed article pp. 153-153

The Editors

Exploring issues of self-stigma in “Emily’s Voices”: a memoir of psychosis and recovery pp. 153-157

Roz Austin

Problems with a recent genome-wide association study in schizophrenia pp. 158-159

Colin A. Ross and Andrew W. Ross

Problems with a recent genome-wide association study in schizophrenia pp. 158-159

Colin A. Ross and Andrew W. Ross

Insanity and divinity: studies in psychosis and spirituality pp. 160-161

Stella Compton Dickinson

Insanity and divinity: studies in psychosis and spirituality pp. 160-161

Stella Compton Dickinson

Psychiatric Hegemony: a Marxist theory of mental illness pp. 161-162

Peter Morrall

Psychiatric Hegemony: a Marxist theory of mental illness pp. 161-162

Peter Morrall

Volume 10, issue 1, 2018

Experimental manipulation of metacognitive beliefs and paranoia in a non-clinical population pp. 1-10

Maria Kaltsi, Sandra Bucci and Anthony P. Morrison

“It doesn’t mean I’m useless”: how do young people experiencing psychosis contribute to their families and why are contributions sometimes overlooked? pp. 11-21

Justin Allman, Anne Cooke, Becky Whitfield and Michelle McCartney

Psychosocial interventions in schizophrenia: a survey of clinical training and clinicians’ opinions in India pp. 22-37

Devvarta Kumar

Unusual conditions: delusional infestation: is it beyond psychological understanding and treatment? Time to rethink? pp. 38-46

Jessica E. O’Connell and Henry J. Jackson

The difference that makes the difference: a conceptual analysis of the open dialogue approach pp. 47-54

Laura Galbusera and Miriam Kyselo

An analogue study investigating voice-hearing following exposure to stressful material pp. 55-57

Samantha Wong, Sandra Bucci, Akib Ul Huque, Samantha Hartley, Richard J. Brown and Katherine Berry

Memo to the newest generation of gene hunters: read Jay Joseph pp. 58-61

Jonathan Leo

Negative symptoms: barely understood, poorly treated pp. 62-63

Alice Thomson, Helen Griffiths and Matthias Schwannauer

Evolution or revolution pp. 64-69

Debra Lampshire

A diagnosis of “Borderline Personality Disorder” Who am I? Who could I have been? Who can I become? pp. 70-75

Gary H

Emily’s voices pp. 76-77

Rebecca McKnight