Að heyra erfiðar raddir_Sjálfshjálp
Ég hef heyrt raddir síðan ég var barn en það var ekki fyrr en ég var unglingur að ég var
It’s a small world after all: Self-help and mutual support groups in Israel
In January of this year I was invited to do a pre-conference institute and a keynote address at the
Afraid of the dentist?
If you are like most Americans, going to the dentist is not your idea of having fun. However, for many
Service dogs help people get back out into the community
A few years ago Angel White lived a fairly isolated and tormented life. She had frequent panic attacks. She was
Personal Care Attendant (PCA) services available to people with psychiatric disabilities
Imagine being able to hire the people that you want help from. Imagine being able to train the people you
Tardive Dyskinesia and Tardive Dystonia: where you can turn for help
Over the years I have watched many of my friends develop movement disorders as a result of taking psychiatric medications.
Hearing voices that are distressing: Self-help resources and strategies (Part two)
In the Spring/Summer 1995 issue of the National Empowerment Center Newsletter, I wrote an article about the experience of hearing
Escuchando voces que deprimen: Recursos y Estrategias para ayudarse asi mismo
The following article has been translated by Carmen Amill and appeared in the Spring/Summer newsletter as "Hearing voices that are
Deadly restraint: Reform or abolish?
Restraint and neglect are synonymous. They are substitute for the thousand attentions needed by a disturbed patient. -John Conolly,
Hearing voices that are distressing: Self-help resources and strategies
This article is available in Spanish and Icelandic. See follow-up Article (English) The National Empowerment Center has a complete curriculum