This is a summary of a lecture given in Portoroz, Slovenia, in 2005. It is clearly totally derivative, and I acknowledge all authors on whom I drew to give the lecture. A literature review has been carried out to describe present knowledge of how psychosis develops, and to describe the concepts of early intervention in psychosis, the critical period, the duration of untreated psychosis, and the prodrome of psychotic illness. Hence, the principles of how an early intervention service intended to deal with first psychotic episodes of illness is described. The setting up of such a service in Luton, Bedfordshire is then described, and its first results are assessed
Objective: To discuss the rationale for early intervention in psychotic disorders and to explore wh...
First episode of psychosis presents a critical period in terms of numerous associated risks, but als...
AIM: Early intervention (EI) in psychosis is a comprehensive and evidence-based approach aimed at de...
This is a summary of a lecture given in Portoroz, Slovenia, in 2005. It is clearly totally derivativ...
AbstractEarly intervention in psychosis, while not a new concept, has seen great development over th...
Aim Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) is a well-established approach with the intention of earl...
AIM: In a survey conducted in the Lausanne catchment area in 2000, we could estimate on the basis of...
This article reviews the theoretical, conceptual and empirical background for the current and growin...
Psychosis is defined as a primary disturbance of thinking, which is reflected in certain symptoms—pa...
AIM: To report on the development of an early intervention service in Modena, Italy, with informati...
This review examines the clinical and theoretical evidence justifying early intervention in individu...
The Early intervention program for the first episodes of psychotic disorders (RIPEPP) at the Psychia...
Aim Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) is a well-established approach with the intention of early...
The two main goals of early intervention in psychotic disorders are to reduce the period of time bet...
This article is one of two in this issue (see also Gopal & Variend, 2005) continuing a series in...
Objective: To discuss the rationale for early intervention in psychotic disorders and to explore wh...
First episode of psychosis presents a critical period in terms of numerous associated risks, but als...
AIM: Early intervention (EI) in psychosis is a comprehensive and evidence-based approach aimed at de...
This is a summary of a lecture given in Portoroz, Slovenia, in 2005. It is clearly totally derivativ...
AbstractEarly intervention in psychosis, while not a new concept, has seen great development over th...
Aim Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) is a well-established approach with the intention of earl...
AIM: In a survey conducted in the Lausanne catchment area in 2000, we could estimate on the basis of...
This article reviews the theoretical, conceptual and empirical background for the current and growin...
Psychosis is defined as a primary disturbance of thinking, which is reflected in certain symptoms—pa...
AIM: To report on the development of an early intervention service in Modena, Italy, with informati...
This review examines the clinical and theoretical evidence justifying early intervention in individu...
The Early intervention program for the first episodes of psychotic disorders (RIPEPP) at the Psychia...
Aim Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) is a well-established approach with the intention of early...
The two main goals of early intervention in psychotic disorders are to reduce the period of time bet...
This article is one of two in this issue (see also Gopal & Variend, 2005) continuing a series in...
Objective: To discuss the rationale for early intervention in psychotic disorders and to explore wh...
First episode of psychosis presents a critical period in terms of numerous associated risks, but als...
AIM: Early intervention (EI) in psychosis is a comprehensive and evidence-based approach aimed at de...