Psychosis

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr John Read

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Volume 5, issue 3, 2013

Special edition: Voices in a Positive Light pp. 213-215

Angela Woods, Marius Romme, Simon McCarthy-Jones, Sandra Escher and Jacqui Dillon

Illuminating the heterogeneity of voices in a multiple perspectives research paradigm pp. 216-225

Summer Rae Schrader

Inner speech and narrative development in children and young people who hear voices; three perspectives on a developmental phenomenon pp. 226-235

Rachel Waddingham, Sandra Escher and Guy Dodgson

A final common pathway to hearing voices: examining differences and similarities in clinical and non-clinical individuals pp. 236-246

Kirstin Daalman and Kelly M. Diederen

Spirituality and hearing voices: considering the relation pp. 247-258

Simon McCarthy-Jones, Amanda Waegeli and John Watkins

The recovery process with hearing voices: accepting as well as exploring their emotional background through a supported process pp. 259-269

Marius Romme and Mervyn Morris

The origins of voices: links between life history and voice hearing in a survey of 100 cases pp. 270-285

Dirk Corstens and Eleanor Longden

Hearing voices peer support groups: a powerful alternative for people in distress pp. 286-295

Jacqui Dillon and Gail A. Hornstein

Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis – training practices and dissemination in the United States pp. 296-305

D. Kimhy, N. Tarrier, S. Essock, D. Malaspina, D. Cabannis and A.T. Beck

Working together: Service Users and researchers in Psychosis research pp. 306-316

Sandra T. Neil, Jason Price, Liz Pitt, Mary Welford, Sarah Nothard, William Sellwood, John Mulligan and Anthony P. Morrison

Hearing voices – the histories, causes and meanings of auditory verbal hallucinations pp. 317-321

Adèle de Jager

Sullivan revisited – Life and work: Harry Stack Sullivan’s relevance for contemporary psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis pp. 319-320

Jan Olav Johannessen

Madness contested: power and practice pp. 320-321

Sami Timimi

Volume 5, issue 2, 2013

Time changes everything? A qualitative investigation of the experience of auditory verbal hallucinations over time pp. 107-118

Deborah Milligan, Simon McCarthy-Jones, Allan Winthrop and Robert Dudley

Do voice hearers naturally use focusing and metacognitive coping techniques? pp. 119-126

Alan Howard, Angus Forsyth, Helen Spencer, Ewa Young and Douglas Turkington

Clinical characteristics of disclosed visual hallucinations in users of an Early Intervention in Psychosis Service pp. 127-133

Robert Dudley, Daniel Collerton, Marsha Nicholson and Urs Mosimann

Challenges to assisting with the recovery of personal identity and wellness for persons with serious mental illness: Considerations for mental health professionals pp. 134-143

Kelly Buck, David Roe, Philip Yanos, Benjamin Buck, Rebecca Fogley, Megan Grant, Fabrice Lubin and Paul Lysaker

Psychiatric diagnosis: what the recovery movement can offer the DSM-5 revision process pp. 144-153

Yaara Zisman-Ilani, David Roe, Elizabeth Flanagan, Abraham Rudnick and Larry Davidson

Incorporating psychotherapeutic methods in routine community treatment for patients with psychotic disorders pp. 154-165

David Bridle, Rosemarie McCabe and Stefan Priebe

Acceptance and commitment therapy for psychosis: intent to treat, hospitalization outcome and mediation by believability pp. 166-174

Patricia Bach, Brandon Gaudiano, Steven Hayes and James Herbert

Asking about trauma: the experiences of psychological therapists in early intervention services pp. 175-186

Jane Toner, Anna Daiches and Warren Larkin

Confirmatory factor analysis of the Schizotypal Personality Questionnaire – brief: An alternative models approach pp. 187-196

David Boyda, Mark Shevlin, John Mallett, Jamie Murphy and James Houston

Transdiagnostic support and education can reduce anxiety in people diagnosed with schizophrenia spectrum disorders pp. 197-199

M.T. Larsen-Barr and R. Glynn Owens

Borderline traits as a risk factor for adverse outcomes in psychosis pp. 200-202

Brijesh Desai, Alison Summers and Nigel Bunker

Three monologues on the personal, professional and family impact of psychosis pp. 203-209

Amit Fachler

Our encounters with madness pp. 210-211

Brijesh Desai

Volume 5, issue 1, 2013

What is psychosis? A meta-synthesis of inductive qualitative studies exploring the experience of psychosis pp. 1-16

Simon McCarthy-Jones, Michael Marriott, Rebecca Knowles, Georgina Rowse and Andrew Thompson

Could Socrates be diagnosed within the schizophrenia spectrum? Could schizophrenia patients be considered in the light of Socratic insights? pp. 17-25

Borut Skodlar and Jon Jørgensen

Schizophrenia, cultural marginalization, and dissociation of the body: An application of Ernest Becker’s work to psychotherapy pp. 26-35

Warren Schwartz

From sexual abuse to psychosis: A pilot study exploring the social deafferentation hypothesis and the mediating role of avoidance pp. 36-47

Jamie Murphy, Mark Shevlin, Gary Adamson and James Houston

The relationship between childhood trauma and neuropsychological functioning in first episode psychosis pp. 48-59

Clodagh Campbell, Suzanne Barrett, Ciaran Shannon, Katrina Hoy, Teresa Rushe, Stephen Cooper and Ciaran Mulholland

Psychiatrists’ inner dialogues concerning workmates during need adapted treatment of psychosis pp. 60-70

Pekka Borchers, Jaakko Seikkula and Klaus Lehtinen

Greater Empathizing and reduced Systemizing in people who show a jumping to conclusions bias in the general population: Implications for psychosis pp. 71-81

Mark Brosnan, Chris Ashwin and Tim Gamble

Assessing Cognitive Therapy Instead Of Neuroleptics: Rationale, study design and sample characteristics of the ACTION trial pp. 82-92

Anthony Morrison, Melissa Wardle, Paul Hutton, Linda Davies, Graham Dunn, Alison Brabban, Rory Byrne, Laura Drage, Helen Spencer and Douglas Turkington

The lexicography of sad pp. 93-97

Allison Knight

Treatment of hallucinations: A comment pp. 98-102

Dirk Corstens, Eleanor Longden, Bertel Rydinger, Richard Bentall and Jim van Os

Contact with the Depths pp. 103-105

Jack Nathan

Volume 4, issue 3, 2012

A level playing field?: Are bio-genetic and psychosocial studies evaluated by the same standards? pp. 183-190

Richard Bentall and Filippo Varese

The development of the Content of Attenuated Positive Symptoms Codebook for those at clinical high risk of psychosis pp. 191-202

Catherine Marshall, Erin Falukozi, Monica Albertin, Haifeng Zhu and Jean Addington

Impact of trauma on attenuated psychotic symptoms pp. 203-212

Erin Falukozi and Jean Addington

Posttraumatic growth and recovery in people with first episode psychosis: an investigation into the role of self-disclosure pp. 213-223

Magdalena Pietruch and Laura Jobson

Voice hearing in a biographical context: A model for formulating the relationship between voices and life history pp. 224-234

Eleanor Longden, Dirk Corstens, Sandra Escher and Marius Romme

A discursive approach to narrative accounts of hearing voices and recovery pp. 235-245

Lucy Pollyanna Goldsmith

The Stockholm Follow-up Study of Users Diagnosed with Psychosis (SUPP): methodology, patient cohort and services pp. 246-257

Alain Topor, Maria Mattsson, Anne Denhov, Per Bülow, Sara Holmqvist and Larry Davidson

The primordial mind and the psychoses pp. 258-268

Michael Robbins

Never give up pp. 269-274

Ronald Bassman

De-medicalizing misery: Psychiatry, psychology, and the human condition pp. 275-277

Larry Davidson

Freud’s Schreber: Between psychiatry and psychoanalysis pp. 277-278

Brian Martindale

Psychosis: Psychological, Social and Integrative Approaches pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 4, issue 2, 2012

Hope and the ISPS change of name pp. 93-94

Brian Martindale

Talking with voices: Exploring what is expressed by the voices people hear pp. 95-104

Dirk Corstens, Eleanor Longden and Rufus May

Evidence-based hope for recovery from “schizophrenia”: A common objective for all stakeholders in the mental health field pp. 105-114

G. Tibaldi and L. Govers

Daily life moment-to-moment variation in coping in people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia: state within trait psychosis pp. 115-125

Maarten Bak, Marjan Drukker, Jim van Os, Philippe Delespaul and Inez Myin-Germeys

Traumatic experience, cannabis use, life satisfaction, and schizotypy pp. 126-136

Seamus Fleming, John Mallett, Jamie Murphy and Mark Shevlin

“If you’re not safe anywhere, you turn it inside yourself”: Narratives about childhood experiences told by 12 individuals diagnosed with psychosis pp. 137-148

Jennifer Strand and Inga Tidefors

Fear of annihilation in subjects at risk of psychosis: A pilot study pp. 149-160

Kirstine Davidsen and Bent Rosenbaum

Patient trust in psychiatrists pp. 161-167

Gregory Mather, David Baker and Richard Laugharne

Persecutory delusions and childhood emotional abuse in people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia pp. 168-171

Katie Ashcroft, David Kingdon and Paul Chadwick

Living the dream pp. 172-178

Debra Lampshire

Treating the “Untreatable”: healing in the realms of madness pp. 179-180

Renana Elran

Henry’s demons: living with schizophrenia pp. 180-181

Nigel Bunker

Volume 4, issue 1, 2012

Introduction to Special Issue on Psychosis and Personality Disorder pp. 1-5

T. Lecomte, A.I. Gumley and P.H. Lysaker

The impact of negative schemas, mood and psychological flexibility on delusional ideation – mediating and moderating effects pp. 6-18

Joseph Oliver, Jennifer O’Connor, Paul Jose, Kennedy McLachlan and Emmanuelle Peters

Abuse and dysfunctional affiliations in childhood: an exploration of their impact on voice-hearers’ appraisals of power and expressed emotion pp. 19-31

Charlotte Connor and Max Birchwood

The relationships between trauma history, trait anger, and stigma in persons diagnosed with schizophrenia spectrum disorders pp. 32-41

Samantha D. Outcalt and Paul H. Lysaker

Metacognition in forensic patients with schizophrenia and a past history of interpersonal violence: an exploratory study pp. 42-51

Laura Mitchell, Andrew Gumley, Elizabeth Reilly, Angus Macbeth, Paul Lysaker, Antonino Carcione and Giancarlo Dimaggio

Antisocial personality disorder in people with co-occurring severe mental illness and substance use disorders: clinical, functional, and family relationship correlates pp. 52-62

Kim Mueser, Jennifer Gottlieb, Corrine Cather, Shirley Glynn, Roberto Zarate, Melinda Smith, Robin Clark and Rosemarie Wolfe

The experience of treatment of persons with concomitant psychotic and borderline personality disorders pp. 63-73

Phillip Thérien, Constantin Tranulis, Tania Lecomte and Félix-Antoine Bérubé

Autobiographical delusion and subjectivation: problems in diagnosis and treatment during adolescence pp. 74-80

Arianna Marconi and Ignazio Ardizzone

Cut-out doll woods pp. 81-86

Carina Håkansson

The roots of the recovery movement in psychiatry pp. 87-88

Charles Bonsack

The primordial mind in health and illness: a cross-cultural perspective pp. 88-90

Paul Williams

2011 AWARDS FOR BEST PAPERS IN THE THIRD VOLUME OF pp. 91-91

The Editors