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Christina Bruni

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Librarian and Writer

Hope-Inspiring Competencies for SZ Recovery

In November, I'll begin a blog series called "The Working Life." Dr. Paul Ballas, an expert here, quoted statistics that indicate up to 75 percent of people diagnosed with SZ want to obtain work. In next week's first blog entry, I'll talk about the results of a longitudinal study of peers who are employed. Today I'll tackle the kinds of... Read moreChevron
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Karen Howard

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Living life

I have been trying to get better.while batteling bronchitits.  I have been spending soo much time alone in my head. Trying to look on the bright side of things. I have let my dark side take control of my self in some in some ways by not taking my morning meds. In the begnning I was too sick. Then it was just easy not to take them. I started... Read moreChevron
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Robin Cunningham

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Advocate and Executive

CHOICES II-2 - Impediments to Acceptance 1B

  This blog is recommended reading for the visitors to this site, especially those sending in questions [to the "Ask a Question" Facility] involving their own diagnosis, or how to get a friend or relative into treatment or to take their medications.   In my blog entitled CHOICES II-1 -Impediments to Recovery 1A, posted on 13 October... Read moreChevron
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Robin Cunningham

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Advocate and Executive

CHOICES II-1 - Impediments to Acceptance 1A

  In my blog entitled CHOICES II-0 - Starting Over, posted today, 13 October 2008, I cited the mantra that "The point of departure for the journey of recovery is our acceptance of the fact that we have a mental illness."  This clique represents the collective wisdom of most providers, as well as many advocacy organizations and involved... Read moreChevron
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Paul Ballas

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Doctor of Osteopathy

Antipsychotics and Alzheimer's Disease

Recently, the American Journal of Psychiatry published a study about the use of antipsychotic medications in people suffering with Alzheimer's disease. The use of these drugs in this illness has been hotly debated in the past few years. In 2005 the FDA issued a black box warning that the newer, atypical antipsychotic medications could increase the... Read moreChevron

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