August 28th 2025
Care partners for patients with schizophrenia can greatly benefit from psychoeducation provided by clinicians.
A First-Episode Psychosis Treatment Program: “The Disease Doesn’t Define Me”
February 28th 2017The Psychiatric Transition Program at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego is a specialized first-episode psychosis program that provides coordinated specialty care to active-duty service members with serious mental illness.
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Providing Culturally Competent Care: Understanding the Context of Psychosis
October 31st 2016Culture-the way people make meaning and live their lives in particular social worlds-matters in psychosis. The authors explore how a patient's cultural background should influence the way clinicians think about treatment and care.
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Exploring the Psychosis-Depression Interface: Clinical Implications
October 31st 2016A review of the distinction between depressive and psychotic symptom domains, current knowledge about the etiology and neurobiology of depression and psychosis, and how this knowledge can inform the treatment of patients with features of both.
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Care for First-Episode Psychosis: New Insights From RAISE
January 2nd 2016The first episode of psychosis represents a critical juncture in the treatment of schizophrenia. Here: A synopsis of 2-year outcomes from the NIMH Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode (RAISE) Early Treatment Program.
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Research That Can Change Clinical Practice in Psychotic Disorders
July 28th 2015The need to stay up-to-date with the most current evidence-based information is becoming harder than ever. For this reason, the authors identify and evaluate published research that may have a direct bearing on clinical practice.
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