Experiences of schizophrenia : an integration of the personal, scientific, and therapeutic / Michael Robbins.
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New York :
Guilford Press,
[1993]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. The Groundwork
- 1. What Is Schizophrenia?
- 2. A Hierarchical Systems Model For Mental Illness
- 3. Data and Methodology
- Pt. II. Cases: The Extremes of Outcome
- 4. Emily: An Unusually Successful Treatment
- 5. Edward: A Multi-System Failure
- Pt. III. Viewpoints on Schizophrenia: A Pluralistic Model
- 6. The Perspective of Neuroscience
- 7. Constitutional Vulnerability and an Epigenetic Model
- 8. Introduction to a Psychoanalytic Systems Perspective
- 9. The Psychological System
- 10. The Family System
- 11. Society and Culture
- Pt. IV. The Treatment of Schizophrenia
- 12. Evaluation and Treatment Planning From a Systems Perspective
- 13. Studies of the Efficacy of Psychological Treatment and a Summary of My Own Experience
- 14. Psychotherapeutic Technique and Process
- 15. The Psychological Perspective: Stages of Therapy
- 16. Treatment in the Mental Hospital
- 17. Crises in Hospital Treatment and Family Treatment Considerations
- 18. Treatment of the Organism Under Stress: Pharmacologic and Somatic Modalities
- Pt. V. Cases: The Middle Range of Outcome
- 19. Joanna: A Positive Outcome
- 20. Rachel: The Choice to Remain Ill
- 21. Celia: Treatment of a Chronic Schizophrenic
- Pt. VI. Conclusion
- 22. Systems and Interventions in Schizophrenia: A Reprise.