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The Working Life: The Top Ten List, Part Two

In this third blog entry in my Working Life series, I'll present the last five items on my "Top Ten List" of things I've learned during my career span so far. It is my hope that you come away with the sense that there is some kind of job out there for you. With Barack Obama in the White House, I hope that people with psychiatric and other... Read moreChevron
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The Working Life: The Top Ten List - Part One

In this second entry in my blog series called "The Working Life," I want to stress that any kind of working life involves creating the life that works for you, regardless of whether you have or will seek paid employment. In the coming weeks, I'll focus on competitive jobs and volunteer work. The Top Ten List is a two-part blog entry in which I... Read moreChevron
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The Working Life: An Introduction

In the early 2000s, researchers at the Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation conducted a longitudinal study of peers who had mental illnesses and were employed. 696 individuals who met the study eligibility criteria for presence of both a serious psychiatric condition and sustained employment in the two years prior to enrolling... Read moreChevron
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Back to Work: Schizophrenia, Recovery and Employment

Although a small percentage of people with schizophrenia recover almost completely, the vast majority of patients have chronic, residual symptoms even with the best medical and psychiatric care. In fact, roughly 20% percent of patients with schizophrenia have symptoms of psychosis that don't respond to medication, and a greater number have... Read moreChevron

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