Psychosis

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr John Read

From Taylor & Francis Journals
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Chris Longhurst ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 9, issue 4, 2017

Social isolation and psychosis-like experiences: a UK general population analysis pp. 291-300

Sarah Butter, Jamie Murphy, Mark Shevlin and James Houston

Intimacy and its barriers: A qualitative exploration of intimacy and related struggles among people diagnosed with psychosis pp. 301-309

José de Jager, Bahar Cirakoglu, Annet Nugter and Jim van Os

The long-term use of psychiatric services within the Open Dialogue treatment system after first-episode psychosis pp. 310-321

Tomi Bergström, Birgitta Alakare, Jukka Aaltonen, Pirjo Mäki, Päivi Köngäs-Saviaro, Jyri J. Taskila and Jaakko Seikkula

Emplacing recovery: how persons diagnosed with psychosis handle stress in cities pp. 322-329

Ola Söderström, Dag Söderström, Zoé Codeluppi, Lilith Abrahamyan Empson and Philippe Conus

Pathways from paranoid conviction to distress: exploring the mediator role of Fears of Compassion in a sample of people with psychosis pp. 330-337

Maria João Martins, Paula Castilho, Célia Barreto Carvalho, Ana Telma Pereira, Diana Carvalho, Miguel Bajouco, Nuno Madeira, Vitor Santos and António Macedo

Development and validation of a voice-hearing task for research on auditory verbal hallucinations and auditory misperception pp. 338-346

Akib Ul Huque, Alice Heaney, Ellen Poliakoff and Richard J. Brown

Cognitive behavioural therapy for thought disorder in psychosis pp. 347-357

Jasper Palmier-Claus, Robert Griffiths, Elizabeth Murphy, Sophie Parker, Eleanor Longden, Samantha Bowe, Ann Steele, Paul French, Anthony Morrison and Sara Tai

Pain perception in people diagnosed with schizophrenia: where we are and where we are going pp. 358-366

O. Sakson-Obada

Risk of relapse in psychosis: facing the fear, resisting mental illness pp. 367-368

Chrys Muirhead

From the closed ward to Soteria: a professional and personal journey pp. 369-375

Pesach Lichtenberg

Volume 9, issue 3, 2017

Erratum pp. (iii)-(iii)

The Editors

A pilot randomised controlled trial comparing antipsychotic medication, to cognitive behavioural therapy to a combination of both in people with psychosis: rationale, study design and baseline data of the COMPARE trial pp. 193-204

Heather Law, Lucy Carter, Rachel Sellers, Richard Emsley, Rory Byrne, Linda Davies, Paul French, Peter M. Haddad, Elizabeth Pitt, Melissa Pyle, David Shiers, Alison R. Yung and Anthony P. Morrison

Hearing Voices Network groups: experiences of eight voice hearers and the connection to group processes and recovery pp. 205-215

Tom Payne, Jo Allen and Tony Lavender

Individual psychodynamic therapy for psychosis: a Delphi study pp. 216-224

Swapna Kongara, Chris Douglas, Brian Martindale and Alison Summers

Group therapies for schizophrenia: initial group climate predicts changes in negative symptoms pp. 225-234

Stavros Orfanos and Stefan Priebe

How stigma gets under the skin: the role of stigma, self-stigma and self-esteem in subjective recovery from psychosis pp. 235-244

Victoria Vass, Katarzyna Sitko, Sophie West and Richard P. Bentall

Bio-genetic vs. psycho-environmental conceptions of schizophrenia and their role in perceiving patients in human terms pp. 245-253

Giulia Pavon and Jeroen Vaes

Do specific metacognitive training modules lead to specific cognitive changes among patients diagnosed with schizophrenia? A single module effectiveness pilot study pp. 254-259

Joachim Kowalski, Daniel Pankowski, Michał Lew-Starowicz and Łukasz Gawęda

Trouble at school: a systematic review to explore the association between childhood bullying and paranoid thinking pp. 260-270

Alexander H. Jack and Vincent Egan

A manualised treatment protocol to guide delivery of evidence-based cognitive therapy for people with distressing psychosis: learning from clinical trials pp. 271-281

Anthony P. Morrison

Evaluating childhood and adulthood victimization as predictors of psychotic disorders: findings from a nationwide study of women in jail pp. 282-285

Christopher R. DeCou, Shannon M. Lynch, Dana D. DeHart and Joanne Belknap

When we lose hope: experiences from Hearing Voices groups pp. 286-289

Akiko Hart

Volume 9, issue 2, 2017

What predicts stigmatisation about schizophrenia? Results from a general population survey examining its underlying cognitive, affective and behavioural factors pp. 99-109

Bénédicte Thonon and Frank Larøi

Internalised stereotypes across ultra-high risk of psychosis and psychosis populations pp. 110-118

Melissa Pyle and Anthony P. Morrison

Implementing specialist psychological support for caregivers in psychosis services: a preliminary report pp. 119-128

Jane Smallwood, Suzanne Jolley, Jyotsna Makhijani, Sarah Grice, Emma O’Donoghue, Paula Bendon, Liz P. Greenaway and Juliana Onwumere

Clinician perceptions of sleep problems, and their treatment, in patients with non-affective psychosis pp. 129-139

Aliyah Rehman, Felicity Waite, Bryony Sheaves, Stephany Biello, Daniel Freeman and Andrew Gumley

The central role of self-agency in clinical recovery from first episode psychosis pp. 140-148

Jone Bjornestad, Kolbjorn Bronnick, Larry Davidson, Wenche ten Velden Hegelstad, Inge Joa, Oyvind Kandal, Tor Ketil Larsen, Johannes Langeveld, Marius Veseth, Ingrid Melle and Jan Olav Johannessen

Developing a group-analytic culture in a day project for psychotic patients pp. 149-156

Maria Canete and Arturo Ezquerro

The importance of human relationships, ethics and recovery-orientated values in the delivery of CBT for people with psychosis pp. 157-166

Alison Brabban, Rory Byrne, Eleanor Longden and Anthony P. Morrison

A psychotherapy approach to treating hostile voices pp. 167-175

Dolores Mosquera and Colin Ross

Solitude and schizophrenia pp. 176-183

Mary V. Seeman

Rumination and psychosis: an experimental, analogue study of the role of perseverative thought processes in voice-hearing pp. 184-186

Samantha Hartley, Sandra Bucci and Anthony P. Morrison

Bad me? Learning from, and living with, toxicity pp. 187-190

Rachel Waddingham

Psychiatric diagnosis revisited – from DSM to clinical case formulation pp. 191-192

Jim van Os

Volume 9, issue 1, 2017

Coping with psychotic-like experiences without receiving help from mental health care. A qualitative study pp. 1-11

Jenny Boumans, Ingrid Baart, Guy Widdershoven and Hans Kroon

A randomised controlled pilot study of Experience Focused Counselling with voice hearers pp. 12-24

Joachim Schnackenberg, Mick Fleming and Colin R. Martin

Qualitative evaluation of a cognitive behaviour therapy Hearing Voices Group with a service user co-facilitator pp. 25-37

Anna Ruddle

A qualitative analysis of the experiences of people with psychosis of a novel cognitive behavioural therapy targeting suicidality pp. 38-47

Yvonne F. Awenat, Emma Shaw-Núñez, James Kelly, Heather Law, Sehar Ahmed, Mary Welford, Nicholas Tarrier and Patricia A. Gooding

Childhood trauma in schizophrenia spectrum disorder as compared to other mental health disorders pp. 48-56

N. Mørkved, M. Endsjø, D. Winje, E. Johnsen, A. Dovran, K. Arefjord, R. A. Kroken, S. Helle, L. G. Anda-Ågotnes, M. A. Rettenbacher, N. Huber and E. M. Løberg

Do peer-support groups for voice-hearers work? A small scale study of Hearing Voices Network support groups in Australia pp. 57-66

Vanessa Beavan, Adele de Jager and Bianca dos Santos

Psychological interventions for trauma in individuals who have psychosis: A systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 67-81

Jacqueline Sin and Debbie Spain

The perspectives of people with psychosis about participating in trauma-related research pp. 82-85

Twylla Cunningham, Ciaran Shannon, Ivor Crothers, Katrina Hoy, Carly Fitzsimmons, Riona McCann, John O’Hare and Ciaran Mulholland

Unmet psychological needs in patients with schizophrenia pp. 86-89

Stefan Westermann, Steffen Moritz, Franz Caspar and Marialuisa Cavelti

What stays unsaid in therapeutic relationships pp. 90-94

Dolly Sen

Healing traumatic memories in psychosis: a response to Sin and Spain (2016) pp. 95-96

Amy Hardy and David van den Berg

Living recovery: youth speak out on “owning mental illness” pp. 97-97

Corinne Henderson

Volume 8, issue 4, 2016

A user-developed, user run recovery programme for people with severe mental illness: A randomised control trial pp. 287-300

Wilma Boevink, Hans Kroon, Maaike van Vugt, Philippe Delespaul and Jim van Os

Enquiring about traumatic experiences in psychosis: A comparison of case notes and self-report questionnaires pp. 301-310

Twylla Cunningham, Ciaran Shannon, Ivor Crothers, Katrina Hoy, Carly Fitzsimmons, Riona McCann, John O’Hare and Ciaran Mulholland

Service users’ experiences of the treatment decision-making process in psychosis: A phenomenological analysis pp. 311-323

Diana Stovell, Alison Wearden, Anthony P. Morrison and Paul Hutton

“Did I push myself over the edge?”: Complications of agency in psychosis onset and development pp. 324-335

Nev Jones, Mona Shattell, Timothy Kelly, Robyn Brown, LaVome Robinson, Richard Renfro, Barbara Harris and Tanya Marie Luhrmann

The costs of friendship: severe mental illness, poverty and social isolation pp. 336-345

Alain Topor, Ingemar Ljungqvist and Eva-Lena Strandberg

Religion in the recovery journey of individuals with experience of psychosis pp. 346-356

Suzanne Heffernan, Sandra Neil, Yvonne Thomas and Stephen Weatherhead

The intrasubjectivity of self, voices and delusions: A phenomenological analysis pp. 357-368

Cherise Rosen, Nev Jones, Kayla A. Chase, Hannah Gin, Linda S. Grossman and Rajiv P. Sharma

Is delusional imperviousness a backfire effect of being disbelieved? pp. 369-371

Kyle Arnold

Psychiatry under the influence: institutional corruption, social injury, and prescriptions for reform pp. 372-373

Bruce M. Z. Cohen

The dark side of being a clinical psychologist with Bipolar Disorder: a response to Ho (2016) pp. 374-374

Thomas Richardson

Volume 8, issue 3, 2016

Beyond the sensory: Findings from an in-depth analysis of the phenomenology of “auditory hallucinations” in schizophrenia pp. 191-202

Nev Jones and Tanya Marie Luhrmann

Voices’ use of gender, race and other social categories to undermine female voice-hearers: Implications for incorporating intersectionality within CBT for psychosis pp. 203-213

Maria Haarmans, Victoria Vass and Richard P. Bentall

Impact of the Integrated Psychological Treatment (IPT) on social cognition, social skills and functioning in persons diagnosed with schizophrenia: A feasibility study from India pp. 214-225

Aarati Taksal, Paulomi M. Sudhir, Keshav Kumar Janakiprasad, Deepashree Viswanath and Jagadisha Thirthalli

Evaluation of a tailored training programme to improve the assessment and treatment of trauma in an Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) service pp. 226-237

Sasha Walters, Lorna Hogg and Chris Gillmore

Examining service user experiences of a Cognitive Therapy intervention for self-stigma in psychosis pp. 238-249

Lisa Wood, Eilish M. Burke, Rory Byrne and Anthony Morrison

Having someone waiting for you outside: Transitions from psychiatric hospitalization to the community pp. 250-259

Ilanit Hasson-Ohayon, Goni Lerer, Rivka Tuval-Mashiach, Eyal Shamir and David Roe

Difficulties in diagnosing psychotic patients with traumatic experiences. Why don’t we hear what our patients say? pp. 260-269

Katarzyna Prot-Klinger

What do bizarre delusions mean in schizophrenia? pp. 270-276

Rodrigo Sinott, Ana Luiza Franco, Fábio Schimidt, Cinthia Hiroko Higuchi, Gerardo Maria de Araújo Filho, Rodrigo Affonseca Bressan, Ary Gadelha and Bruno Bertolucci Ortiz

A medical psychotherapist’s journey learning Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Psychosis pp. 277-283

Stephen Parker

Psychosis and emotion: the role of emotions in understanding psychosis, therapy and recovery pp. 284-285

Claire Bien

Volume 8, issue 2, 2016

Social, familial and psychological risk factors for psychosis: A birth cohort study using the Danish Registry System pp. 95-105

Mark Shevlin, Eoin McElroy, Mogens Nygaard Christoffersen, Ask Elklit, Philip Hyland and Jamie Murphy

The Hearing Voices Movement in the United States: Findings from a national survey of group facilitators pp. 106-117

Nev Jones, Casadi “Khaki” Marino and Marie C. Hansen

Relationship between public and private self-focused attention and auditory verbal hallucinations as an interpersonal process pp. 118-129

S. Perona-Garcelán, J. Úbeda-Gómez, M.G. León-Palacios, S. Escudero-Pérez, M.D. Barros-Albarrán, A.M. López-Jiménez, O. Vallina-Fernández, R. Jiménez-García-Bóveda, C. Diez-Alegría, J.F. Rodríguez-Testal, M. Ruiz-Veguilla, J.M. García-Montes and M. Pérez-Álvarez

Experiences of stigma in psychosis: A qualitative analysis of service users’ perspectives pp. 130-142

Eilish Burke, Lisa Wood, Elisabeth Zabel, Alexandra Clark and Anthony P. Morrison

A parallel group randomised open blinded evaluation of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Depression After Psychosis: A Pilot Trial Protocol (ADAPT) pp. 143-155

Andrew Gumley, Ross White, Andy Briggs, Ian Ford, Sarah Barry, Corinna Stewart, Sara Beedie, Caoimhe Clarke, Rachel MacLeod, Emma Lidstone, Julian Nam and Hamish McLeod

Martin Buber and evidence-based practice: Can the lion really lie down with the lamb? pp. 156-165

Kelly D. Buck, Benjamin E. Buck, Jay A. Hamm and Paul H. Lysaker

Resist the negation reflex: Minimizing reactance in psychotherapy of delusions pp. 166-175

Kyle Arnold and Julia Vakhrusheva

Declines in suicidal ideation in adolescents being treated in early intervention service pp. 176-179

Niklas Granö, Santeri Kallionpää, Marjaana Karjalainen, Laura Salmijärvi, Mikko Roine and Peter Taylor

Madness May Enrich Your Life: A Self-Study of Unipolar Mood Elevation pp. 180-185

David Y.F. Ho

Extreme exaggeration of the results of genetic research on schizophrenia pp. 186-187

Colin A. Ross

Creativity and psychotic states in exceptional people: The work of Murray Jackson pp. 188-189

Andrew Shepherd

Volume 8, issue 1, 2016

A qualitative study of refugees with psychotic symptoms pp. 1-11

J.E. Rhodes, N.S. Parrett and O.J. Mason

Thematic associations between personal goals and clinical and non-clinical voices (auditory verbal hallucinations) pp. 12-22

Filippo Varese, Sara J. Tai, Lydia Pearson and Warren Mansell

Early dynamics of recovery from psychotic spectrum disorder within a therapeutic recovery community: patterns and dynamics pp. 23-36

Matt Snyder, Sharon Young and Lisa Schactman

Inner reading voices: An overlooked form of inner speech pp. 37-47

Ruvanee P. Vilhauer

Does childhood bullying lead to the development of psychotic symptoms? A meta-analysis and review of prospective studies pp. 48-59

Twylla Cunningham, Katrina Hoy and Ciaran Shannon

What does attachment theory tell us about working with distressing voices? pp. 60-71

Katherine Berry and Sandra Bucci

Schizophrenia: A critical view on genetic effects pp. 72-84

Roar Fosse, Jay Joseph and Mike Jones

Identical symptomatology but different diagnosis: Treatment implications of an OCD versus schizophrenia diagnosis pp. 85-87

Noel Hunter, Kimberly Glazier and Lata K. McGinn

Together we stand in the bottomless pit – When trauma hits the therapeutic dyad pp. 88-92

Y. Spinzy and G. Cohen-Rappaport

Psychiatry Reconsidered: From Medical Treatment to Supportive Understanding, by Hugh Middleton pp. 93-94

Alison Summers