Anne Cooke will describe a forthcoming Division of Clinical Psychology report, ‘Understanding “Psychosis”’, which shows how the principles articulated by the first two speakers can be implemented in practice in relation to the experiences described as ‘psychosis.’ The report is aimed at the public, service users and their families, policymakers and opinion formers such as journalists, together with clinicians. Building on an earlier document, it has been prepared by a working party of over twenty eminent UK clinicians and researchers, together with service user contributors. It promotes a truly psychosocial approach to understanding ‘psychosis’ as an alternative to using medical concepts – including that of ‘diagnosis’ - in order to cr...
The psychosis phenotype is traditionally thought of as a dichotomous entity with symptoms that can b...
Contemporary views of psychosis are more positive about outcomes and the potential for people with p...
INTRODUCTION: Some people, who have common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety, a...
Conversation with Anne Cooke and Peter Kinderman Anne Cooke is the editor and Peter is a co-author ...
The British Psychological Society’s report “Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia: why people so...
An interview with Anne Cooke. Anne is a Director of the Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology at...
The advent of drug treatments for psychotic illness in the 1950s, along with changes in social polic...
The recent drive within the UK National Health Service to improve psychosocial care for people with ...
NoThe use of first-hand service user accounts of mental illness is still limited in the professional...
BACKGROUND: Psychosis seminars enable service users, their carers and mental health professionals to...
The recent drive within the UK National Health Service to improve psychosocial care for people with ...
Evidence that psychosis always has a biological cause appears lacking, while evidence that it can be...
A major shift is underway that is changing what counts as lay and professional knowledge of ‘the psy...
This Special Issue of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy draws together papers presented at the British Ps...
Engaging and sustaining constructive relationships with people affected by psychosis is a challenge ...
The psychosis phenotype is traditionally thought of as a dichotomous entity with symptoms that can b...
Contemporary views of psychosis are more positive about outcomes and the potential for people with p...
INTRODUCTION: Some people, who have common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety, a...
Conversation with Anne Cooke and Peter Kinderman Anne Cooke is the editor and Peter is a co-author ...
The British Psychological Society’s report “Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia: why people so...
An interview with Anne Cooke. Anne is a Director of the Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology at...
The advent of drug treatments for psychotic illness in the 1950s, along with changes in social polic...
The recent drive within the UK National Health Service to improve psychosocial care for people with ...
NoThe use of first-hand service user accounts of mental illness is still limited in the professional...
BACKGROUND: Psychosis seminars enable service users, their carers and mental health professionals to...
The recent drive within the UK National Health Service to improve psychosocial care for people with ...
Evidence that psychosis always has a biological cause appears lacking, while evidence that it can be...
A major shift is underway that is changing what counts as lay and professional knowledge of ‘the psy...
This Special Issue of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy draws together papers presented at the British Ps...
Engaging and sustaining constructive relationships with people affected by psychosis is a challenge ...
The psychosis phenotype is traditionally thought of as a dichotomous entity with symptoms that can b...
Contemporary views of psychosis are more positive about outcomes and the potential for people with p...
INTRODUCTION: Some people, who have common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety, a...