Psychosis revisited : a recovery-based workshop for mental health workers, service users and carers : trainer's manual

Contributor(s):

Bassett, T

Publication details: Brighton : Pavilion, 2007Edition: 2nd edDescription: 149 p. + 1 accompanying CDISBN:

9781841962191

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

WM 200.

Summary: The training pack is designed to help trainers facilitate a two-day workshop, exploring psychotic experiences from a broad range of perspectives. Particular emphasis is given to the perspectives and understanding of the individual in distress. The training also considers psychological, social and cultural understandings of psychotic experiences and enables participants to consider ways of offering help and support with associated difficulties. This title is of particular interest to: mental health workers in community mental health teams, assertive outreach teams, early intervention teams, other specialist teams or those working with in-patient services, service users and carers.

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The training pack is designed to help trainers facilitate a two-day workshop, exploring psychotic experiences from a broad range of perspectives. Particular emphasis is given to the perspectives and understanding of the individual in distress. The training also considers psychological, social and cultural understandings of psychotic experiences and enables participants to consider ways of offering help and support with associated difficulties. This title is of particular interest to: mental health workers in community mental health teams, assertive outreach teams, early intervention teams, other specialist teams or those working with in-patient services, service users and carers.

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