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First Episode PsychosisFirst Episode Psychosis
An Information Guide

Donna Czuchta, Kathryn Ryan

This guide gives information on a first episode of psychosis -- a condition where a person loses contact with reality. The booklet outlines the causes, symptoms and treatment of psychosis and the course of recovery, including information on psychotherapy, medication, vocational counselling, case management and family involvement.

Published 1999
15 pages $4.95
ISBN 0-88868-338-3
Product Code: PM015

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
An Information Guide

Neil A. Rector, Christina Bartha, Kate Kitchen, Martin Katzman, Margaret Richter

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a complicated problem that involves not only how people feel or think, but also how they behave. OCD symptoms -- such as compulsive hoarding and repeated checking or hand-washing -- often evoke uncomfortable emotions in family and friends.

This guide is a short, thorough introduction to OCD and how it can be treated.

Published 2001
48 pages $4.95
ISBN 0-88868-389-8
Product Code: PM019

SchizophreniaSchizophrenia
An Information Guide

Jane Paterson, Dale Butterill, Claudia Tindall, David Clodman, April Collins

This guide is written for people who are interested in gaining a basic understanding of schizophrenia: recognizing symptoms of schizophrenia, various treatments available, common concerns about the illness and its treatment, and family concerns.

Published 1999
35 pages $4.95
ISBN 0-88868-335-9
Product Code: PM009

Women and Psychosis
An Information Guide

Pamela Blake, April A. Collins, Mary V. Seeman

Psychosis can be frightening, confusing and distressing. Some people who develop psychosis will only have one psychotic episode in their life, while others will go on to have a more serious and recurrent form of the illness.

Women and men often have different concerns about the impact of psychotic illness and effects of treatment on their lifestyle and life choices. This guide is written for women who have had a psychotic episode and for their families. It explores the issues women face as they recover from psychosis and as they make decisions to move ahead in their lives.

Published 2001
36 pages $4.95
ISBN 0-88868-394-4
Product Code: PM021

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