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245 00 $aModels of madness :$bpsychological, social, and biological approaches to psychosis /$cedited by John Read and Jacqui Dillon.
250 $a2nd edition.
264 1 $aEast Sussex ;$aNew York, NY :$bRoutledge,$c2013.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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505 0 $apt. I. The illness model of psychosis -- pt. II. Social and psychological approaches to understanding madness -- pt. III. Social and psychological approaches to responding to madness.
520 $a"This second edition of Models of Madness challenges those who hold to simplistic, pessimistic and often damaging theories and treatments of madness. In particular it challenges beliefs that madness can be explained without reference to social causes and challenges the excessive preoccupation with chemical imbalances and genetic predispositions as causes of human misery, including the conditions that are given the name 'schizophrenia'. This edition updates the now extensive body of research showing that hallucinations, delusions etc. are best understood as reactions to adverse life events and that psychological and social approaches to helping are more effective and far safer than psychiatric drugs and electroshock treatment. A new final chapter discusses why such a damaging ideology has come to dominate mental health and, most importantly, how to change that."--$cPublisher's description.
650 0 $aSchizophrenia.
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650 12 $aSchizophrenia
650 22 $aSchizophrenic Psychology
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830 0 $aISPS book series.
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