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Danelle Hupp, Ph.D. discusses the role of friends, families, and other loved ones in the treatment and recovery of schizophrenia. The importance of involving loved ones in treatment and recommended skills for engaging loved ones are reviewed.
Lived experiences with stigma caused by having a schizophrenia diagnosis are shared.
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D. discusses the importance of taking a (family) systems approach to schizophrenia care. Recommendations for facilitating engagement of family systems and working with family systems are reviewed. Considerations for formulating/conceptualizing a case from a family systems perspective are discussed.
The interplay between trauma and psychosis and possible interventions for symptom reduction are presented on by Dr. Valerie Kreider.
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D. discusses the importance of working with loved ones in schizophrenia care. Recommendations for engaging loved ones in treatment are reviewed.
Presenters discuss their lived experiences with psychosis and the roles of peers in influencing positive change toward recovery.
The importance of peer support in psychosis treatment is discussed by Brittany Dayton, a Peer Support Specialist.
Strategies and tips for engaging family members of those living with schizophrenia and increasing awareness and acceptance are topics covered by Dr. Danelle Hupp in this presentation.
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D.,, in partnership with a mother of a participant in a CSC for FEP program, discuss the importance of engaging family and natural supports in first episode psychosis care. The mother describers her personal journey and experiences as a family member and provides recommendations for FEP team members regarding what loved ones want and need.
