Kurt Snyder is the lead author on the book Me, Myself and Them: a Firsthand Account of One Young Person's Experience with Schizophrenia. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia and hasn't had the clinical symptoms of this illness in at least four years. He is a database administrator for the State of Maryland as well as president of his local volunteer fire department.
The memoir, coupled with detailed information about schizophrenia, is well worth the read and it's a short book crammed with...
Although a small percentage of people with schizophrenia recover almost completely, the vast majority of patients have chronic, residual... Read more »
January is National Mentoring Month geared to adults acting as mentors for youth. I want to extend this concept to peers mentoring each... Read more »
As spring nears, I wanted to write a SharePost about spring cleaning with links to other articles I've written here before. I also wrote a... Read more »
Hi everyone, Like a pebble in my shoe I've had something almost irk me for quite some time now: the ongoing debate about whether a... Read more »
The recovery movement for schizophrenia and other mental illnesses is in full-swing. Championed by peers who are direct recipients of... Read more »
The Only Real Failure is the Failure to Try With schizophrenia, know that some days getting out of bed will be a challenge. Trying can be as simple as waking up and facing the day. There is no rule book on how to live life with schizophrenia. You...
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