What a Diagnosis Means
Schziophrenia is a serious condition. Therefore, an initial diagnosis of schizophrenia can be overwhelming. If diagnosed, it is important to understand the condition – the symptoms and consequences – and what the recovery steps are.
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Whether schizophrenia affects you or a loved one, you want to know how long it will last, and when things will get better. So, it must be frustrating to be answered along the lines of, ‘it depends', or, ‘there are a lot of things to consider', or, ‘we really can't say for sure.' What people really want to know is whether they, or…
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Christina Bruni, Health Guide, posted An Interview with Xavier Amador, Ph.D.… SchizophreniaConnection is pleased to present an…
Christina Bruni, Health Guide, posted Making Peace With Your Diagnosis A short note before I begin: in this entry I use the term SZ as shorthand for the full…
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