Schizophrenia – Truth, Myths, and Hope
Psychosis, hallucinations and delusions, with onset typically in the late teens and twenties. Antipsychotics and their limits, catatonia and command hallucinations, and the role of early intervention and "wraparound" community services.
Schizophrenia – Truth, Myths, and Hope
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In this episode
- Psychosis, hallucinations and delusions
- Onset in the late teens and twenties
- Antipsychotic medication and its limits
- Catatonia and command hallucinations
- Early intervention and “wraparound” community services
Schizophrenia is not split personality… it’s split from reality, not split personalities.
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