Psychosis

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr John Read

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2014

Psychoanalysis and dynamic psychotherapy in institutional settings – Then and now pp. 275-277

Orna Ophir, Rennana Elran, Gaby Shefler and Orna Wasserman

Whose suffering? – Carers and curers pp. 278-287

R.D. Hinshelwood

Containment in a therapeutic community: The joined effort of patients and staff pp. 288-296

Itamar Nativ

Intra-staff openness; “What’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?” pp. 297-305

Ann-Louise S. Silver

Psychoanalysis in a closed ward: The psychoanalytic act in psychosis and case management in a “mental health” institution pp. 306-312

Yair Tzivoni

Engaging with psychosis: A psychodynamic developmental approach to social dysfunction and withdrawal in psychosis pp. 313-326

Paula Conway and Andreas Ginkell

Intensive psychotherapy with bipolar disorder pp. 327-341

Carolyn Quadrio and Noa Haas

Dissociation in Classical Texts on Schizophrenia pp. 342-354

Colin Ross

An exploratory study of associations between adult attachment, health service utilisation and health service costs pp. 355-358

Katherine Berry, Nicola Roberts, Adam Danquah and Linda Davies

Schizophrenia, losers and compassion-focused therapy pp. 359-362

Mark Ellerby

Testing possible causal explanations via interventions pp. 363-364

Dieneke Hubbeling

Unravel: To unwell and back pp. 365-367

Robert Tummey

Volume 6, issue 3, 2014

“It’s just a very taboo and secretive kind of thing”: making sense of living with stigma and discrimination from accounts of people with psychosis pp. 195-205

Melissa Pyle and Anthony P Morrison

Jumping to conclusions: the association between delusional ideation and reasoning biases in a healthy student population pp. 206-214

Karen Cafferkey, Jamie Murphy and Mark Shevlin

Positive effects of a novel cognitive remediation computer game (X-Cog) in first episode psychosis: a pilot study pp. 215-219

Majid M. Saleem, Michael K. Harte, Kay M. Marshall, Andy Scally, Anita Brewin and Jo C. Neill

Cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis: rationale and protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 220-230

Paul Hutton, Lisa Wood, Peter J. Taylor, Kerry Irving and Anthony P. Morrison

Agreement between ratings from self-rating scales and assessments by staff concerning a group of ‘severely mentally ill’ people pp. 231-234

Inga Tidefors, Hans Arvidsson and Elisabeth Olin

Problems with the psychosis section of DSM-5 pp. 235-241

Colin A. Ross

Beyond the omnipotence of voices: further developing a relational approach to auditory hallucinations pp. 242-252

Mark Hayward, Katherine Berry, Simon McCarthy-Jones, Clara Strauss and Neil Thomas

A systematic review of evidence-based treatment for individuals with treatment-resistant schizophrenia and a suboptimal response to clozapine monotherapy pp. 253-265

Iyoni Ranasinghe and Jacqueline Sin

How compassion may help me pp. 266-270

Mark Ellerby

The bitterest pills: the troubling story of antipsychotic drugs pp. 271-272

Jeremy Wallace

Surviving, Existing, or Living: Phase-specific therapy for severe psychosis pp. 272-273

Eunsun Joo

Volume 6, issue 2, 2014

“Schizophrenia” in the Australian print and online news media pp. 97-106

Belinda Cain, Roseanne Currie, Eleanor Danks, Fiona Du, Erica Hodgson, Jennifer May, Kirsty O’Loghlen, Yen Phan, Jennifer Powter, Nayab Rizwan, Shazmi Shahim, Dominique Simsion, Steve Loughnan and Nick Haslam

Delusional disorders: Prevalence in two socially differentiated neighborhoods of Barcelona pp. 107-116

Jorge L. Tizón, Noemí Morales, Jordi Artigue, Yanet Quijada, Conxita Pérez, Francesc Pareja and Manel Salamero

Psychosis and poverty: Coping with poverty and severe mental illness in everyday life pp. 117-127

Alain Topor, Gunnel Andersson, Anne Denhov, Sara Holmqvist, Maria Mattsson, Claes-Göran Stefansson and Per Bülow

Family intervention for psychosis: Impact of training on clinicians’ attitudes, knowledge and behaviour pp. 128-142

Jacqueline Sin, Steven Livingstone, Maria Griffiths and Catherine Gamble

Developmental pathway to paranoia is mediated by negative self-concept and experiential avoidance pp. 143-154

Alisa Udachina and Richard P. Bentall

Metacognitive Narrative Psychotherapy for people diagnosed with schizophrenia: An outline of a principle-based treatment manual pp. 155-165

Rebecca Bargenquast and Robert Schweitzer

Avatar therapy for persecutory auditory hallucinations: What is it and how does it work? pp. 166-176

Julian Leff, Geoffrey Williams, Mark Huckvale, Maurice Arbuthnot and Alex P. Leff

Causality orientations among individuals with first-episode psychosis pp. 177-180

Nicholas J.K. Breitborde, Petra Kleinlein and Vinod H. Srihari

Older adults with psychosis: A case for family interventions pp. 181-183

Juliana Onwumere, Amy Chung, Steve Boddington, Adrienne Little and Elizabeth Kuipers

Love Peace’s recovery story: A tale of two pp. 184-188

Susannah Colbert and Love Peace

The equal environments assumption in schizophrenia genetics pp. 189-191

Colin A. Ross

Demons in the age of light: a memoir of psychosis and recovery pp. 192-192

Lou Rawcliffe

Psychology, mental health and distress pp. 193-194

John McGowan

Volume 6, issue 1, 2014

Prof. Dr.med. Gaetano Benedetti (1920–2013), Co-Founder I.S.P.S pp. 1-3

Marco Conci, Brian Koehler and Maurizio Peciccia

Psychosis within dimensional and categorical models of mental illness pp. 4-15

Seamus Fleming, Mark Shevlin, Jamie Murphy and Stephen Joseph

Person-based cognitive therapy groups for distressing voices: a thematic analysis of participant experiences of the therapy pp. 16-26

Katherine May, Clara Strauss, Adrian Coyle and Mark Hayward

Psychosis, Need Adapted treatment, and psychiatrists’ agency pp. 27-37

Pekka Borchers, Jaakko Seikkula and Klaus Lehtinen

Exploring the links between childhood imaginary companions and auditory hallucinations pp. 38-49

Frank Burbach, Gemma Roberts, Chris Clinch and Nicola Wise

Are continuum beliefs about psychotic symptoms associated with stereotypes about schizophrenia? pp. 50-60

Martin Wiesjahn, Alison Brabban, Esther Jung, Ulla B. Gebauer and Tania M. Lincoln

Sex and schizophrenia: a review of gender differences pp. 61-69

Jara Falkenburg and Derek K. Tracy

Compliance in experience sampling methodology: the role of demographic and clinical characteristics pp. 70-73

Samantha Hartley, Filippo Varese, Debora Vasconcelos e Sa, Alisa Udachina, Christine Barrowclough, Richard P. Bentall, Shôn W. Lewis, Graham Dunn, Gillian Haddock and Jasper Palmier-Claus

An exploratory study of the relationship between metacognition and recovery style in people with psychosis pp. 74-76

Lucy Leonard, Fergal W. Jones and Caroline Cupitt

Providing safety in the midst of psychosis: an interpersonal dimension of recovery pp. 77-79

Larry Davidson and Amy Johnson

Fallacies of a family member: recovery in progress pp. 80-84

Sabrina Hassan

Searching for the truth about schizophrenia requires the application of similarly high standards of proof to biological and social risk factors pp. 85-87

Robin M. Murray, Lucia Sideli, Alice Mulè and Daniele La Barbera

Response to Murray et al pp. 87-89

Richard Bentall and Filippo Varese

Learning From the Voices in my Head pp. 90-91

David Ward

Saving normal: an insider’s revolt against out-of-control psychiatric diagnosis, DSM-5, big pharma, and the medicalization of ordinary life pp. 93-95

Richard Lakeman

Models of madness – psychological, social and biological approaches to schizophrenia pp. 93-95

Carolyn Quadrio