Psychosis

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr John Read

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Volume 7, issue 4, 2015

Editorial Board pp. (ebi)-(ebi)

The Editors

Corrigendum pp. (iii)-(iii)

The Editors

Understanding the development of narrative insight in early psychosis: A qualitative approach pp. 291-301

Eric Macnaughton, Sam Sheps, Jim Frankish and Dave Irwin

Simulation-based training for “front-of-house” staff in psychosis services pp. 302-311

David Baumeister, Elaine Gill, Bernadette O’Neill, Rachel Perera and Suzanne Jolley

Reliability and validity of a new scale for measuring relationships with voices: The DAIMON Scale pp. 312-323

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

Psychosis and societal prescriptions of gender; a study of 174 inpatients pp. 324-335

George B. Mitropoulos, Dimitra Gorgoli, Dimitris Houlis, Kalliopi Korompili, Constantina Lagiou and Alexandros Gerontas

Same diagnosis, different lives. A qualitative study of adults with severe mental illness, in treatment and education pp. 336-347

Arnhild Lauveng, Sidsel Tveiten, Tor-Johan Ekeland and Torleif Ruud

The hypervigilant misperception of Duchenne smiles in schizotypy pp. 348-358

Junhong Yu, Charles M. Zaroff and Allan B.I. Bernardo

I am the person of whom you speak pp. 359-365

Indigo Daya

RE: Hutton P. et al. Cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis: rationale and protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 366-366

Clive Adams

In reply to Adams and colleagues pp. 367-367

Paul Hutton, Peter J. Taylor and Anthony P. Morrison

Overstatement in article pp. 367-368

Clive E. Adams, John M. Davis, Lorna Duggan, Adib Essali, Mark Fenton, Vivek Furtado, Mahesh Jayaram, Stefan Leucht, Marianna Purgato, Rebecca Syed, Prathap Tharyan and Maritta Välimäki

Tales from the madhouse: an insider critique of psychiatric services pp. 369-370

William Park

Madness in civilization. A cultural history of insanity from the Bible to Freud, from the madhouse to modern medicine pp. 370-371

Anthony J. O’Brien

Volume 7, issue 3, 2015

Childhood sexual abuse moderates the relationship of self-reflectivity with increased emotional distress in schizophrenia pp. 195-205

Bethany L. Leonhardt, Jay A. Hamm, Elizabeth A. Belanger and Paul H. Lysaker

Specificity of association between adversities and the occurrence and co-occurrence paranoia and hallucinations: Evaluating the stability of childhood risk in an adverse adult environment pp. 206-216

Mark Shevlin, Grainne McAnee, Richard P. Bentall and Jamie Murphy

Associations between internalised stereotypes of psychosis and emotional dysfunction in people with psychosis not taking antipsychotic medication pp. 217-227

Melissa Pyle, Alison Brabban, Laura Drage, Helen Spencer, Douglas Turkington and Anthony Morrison

Going beyond: Users’ experiences of helping professionals pp. 228-236

Alain Topor and Anne Denhov

Is the content of persecutory delusions relevant to self-esteem? pp. 237-248

Johanna Sundag, Tania M. Lincoln, Maike M. Hartmann and Steffen Moritz

The sense of empowerment in the early stage of recovery from psychosis pp. 249-260

Jacek Wciórka, Piotr Świtaj and Marta Anczewska

Mindfulness, self-stigma and social functioning in first episode psychosis: A brief report pp. 261-264

Lucy Mersh, Fergal Jones and Joseph Oliver

Characteristics of therapists working with people experiencing psychosis: A nation-wide survey in Poland pp. 265-268

R. Styła, L. Grzesiuk, H. Suszek, K. Krawczyk and M. Rutkowska

Opinion piece: “Hearing the voices of young people!” Do we require more personal accounts from young people who have psychotic-like experiences? pp. 269-271

Patrick Welsh and Roz Oates

Open Dialogue with R.D. Laing pp. 272-275

Nicholas I. Marlowe

Curiosity and the CAT: Considering Cognitive Analytic Therapy as an intervention for psychosis pp. 276-278

Peter James Taylor, Alex Perry, Paul Hutton, Claire Seddon and Ranil Tan

If madness isn’t what psychiatry says it is, then what is it? That’s been my koan for almost fifty years! pp. 279-285

Michael Warren Cornwall

Psychological approaches to understanding and treating auditory hallucinations: From theory to therapy pp. 286-288

Lony Schiltz

Madness made me: A memoir, by Mary O’Hagan pp. 288-290

Bridget E. Hamilton

Volume 7, issue 2, 2015

Beyond beliefs: A qualitative study of people’s opinions about their changing relations with their voices pp. 97-107

Mark Hayward, Yvonne Awenat, Simon McCarthy Jones, Georgie Paulik and Katherine Berry

Measurement of the psychosis continuum: Modelling the frequency and distress of subclinical psychotic experiences pp. 108-118

Mark Shevlin, David Boyda, James Houston and Jamie Murphy

“Lifting the veil”: a qualitative analysis of experiences in Hearing Voices Network groups pp. 119-129

Lauren Oakland and Katherine Berry

Recovery and adaptation after first-episode psychosis: The relevance of posttraumatic growth pp. 130-140

Jane E. Dunkley and Glen W. Bates

A Sensory-Motor Approach for Patients with a Diagnosis of Psychosis. Some Data From an Empirical Investigation on Amniotic Therapy pp. 141-151

Maurizio Peciccia, Claudia Mazzeschi, Simone Donnari and Livia Buratta

Stigma in psychosis: A thematic synthesis of current qualitative evidence pp. 152-165

Lisa Wood, Eilish Burke, Rory Byrne, Melissa Pyle, Nicola Chapman and Anthony Morrison

Using the back door: Metacognitive training for psychosis pp. 166-178

Devvarta Kumar, Mahesh Menon, Steffen Moritz and Todd S. Woodward

Psychological impact of identifying character strengths in people with psychosis pp. 179-182

Anna Sims, Chris Barker, Claire Price and Miriam Fornells-Ambrojo

Resilience, recovery style, and stress in early psychosis pp. 183-185

Anna Georgiades, Lorna Farquharson and Lyn Ellett

Voices, their origin, and ways to address them: Two propositions and a resolution pp. 186-191

Berenice Royal

Children of separation and loss, a memoir pp. 192-194

Helene Wolf

Volume 7, issue 1, 2015

Intimate partner violence, sexual abuse, and the mediating role of loneliness on psychosis pp. 1-13

David Boyda, Danielle McFeeters and Mark Shevlin

The other side of “madness”: frequencies of positive and ambivalent attitudes towards prominent positive symptoms in psychosis pp. 14-24

Steffen Moritz, Liz Rietschel, Ruth Veckenstedt, Francesca Bohn, Brooke C. Schneider, Tania M. Lincoln and Anne Karow

Journey back into body and soul – An exploration of mindful yoga with psychosis pp. 25-36

Brigitte Sistig, Ingo Lambrecht and Susan Hatters Friedman

Early recovery from Psychotic Spectrum Disorder within a therapeutic community: Significance and effects pp. 37-47

Sharon Young, Matt Snyder and Lisa Schactman

Cognitive behavioural therapy for the treatment of delusional systems pp. 48-59

Douglas Turkington, Helen Spencer, Inderpreet Jassal and Anna Cummings

Commentary from a psychodynamic perspective pp. 59-62

Brian Martindale

More simply human: on the Universality of Madness pp. 63-71

Nancy McWilliams

An opening: Trauma and transcendence pp. 72-80

Robin S. Brown

Clinical perspectives on the relationship between psychosis and dissociation: utility of structural dissociation and implications for practice pp. 81-91

Thomas Bacon and Angela Kennedy

An emergency plan for schizophrenia relapse pp. 92-95

Berenice Royal

Overcoming distressing voices pp. 96-96

Katherine Berry