The international society for psychological and social approaches to psychosis
The international society for psychological and social approaches to psychosis
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This Reflective Space is an online monthly group particularly relevant for 'workers' – GPs, nurses, peer support workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, therapists etc – to reflect on the challenges and rewards of working with people experiencing ‘psychosis’ in the current system. Those who have an interest in ‘psychosis’ as one of the many forms of human experience may feel …
This monthly reflective group is a space for people with lived experience of ‘psychosis’ to get together and explore the ideas, beliefs, values and philosophies we use to explain and make sense of our lived experience of distress and ‘psychosis’. Facilitated by ISPS Trustees Neil Caton and Jacqui Dillon. How do I get involved? This group is free to attend …
This Reflective Space is an online monthly group particularly relevant for 'workers' – GPs, nurses, peer support workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, therapists etc – to reflect on the challenges and rewards of working with people experiencing ‘psychosis’ in the current system. Those who have an interest in ‘psychosis’ as one of the many forms of human experience may feel …
ISPS UK are delighted to introduce a free online journaling group for family members and friends of people with lived experience of 'psychosis'. Facilitated by ISPS UK Trustees Julia Macintosh and Jen Kilyon. What is journaling? Journaling is a creative and informal practice of expressive writing. We start with a journaling prompt and then spend about 10 minutes responding to …
This monthly reflective group is a space for people with lived experience of ‘psychosis’ to get together and explore the ideas, beliefs, values and philosophies we use to explain and make sense of our lived experience of distress and ‘psychosis’. Facilitated by ISPS Trustees Neil Caton and Jacqui Dillon. How do I get involved? This group is free to attend …
This Reflective Space is an online monthly group particularly relevant for 'workers' – GPs, nurses, peer support workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, therapists etc – to reflect on the challenges and rewards of working with people experiencing ‘psychosis’ in the current system. Those who have an interest in ‘psychosis’ as one of the many forms of human experience may feel …
ISPS UK are delighted to introduce a free online journaling group for family members and friends of people with lived experience of 'psychosis'. Facilitated by ISPS UK Trustees Julia Macintosh and Jen Kilyon. What is journaling? Journaling is a creative and informal practice of expressive writing. We start with a journaling prompt and then spend about 10 minutes responding to …
This monthly reflective group is a space for people with lived experience of ‘psychosis’ to get together and explore the ideas, beliefs, values and philosophies we use to explain and make sense of our lived experience of distress and ‘psychosis’. Facilitated by ISPS Trustees Neil Caton and Jacqui Dillon. How do I get involved? This group is free to attend …
This Reflective Space is an online monthly group particularly relevant for 'workers' – GPs, nurses, peer support workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, therapists etc – to reflect on the challenges and rewards of working with people experiencing ‘psychosis’ in the current system. Those who have an interest in ‘psychosis’ as one of the many forms of human experience may feel …
This monthly reflective group is a space for people with lived experience of ‘psychosis’ to get together and explore the ideas, beliefs, values and philosophies we use to explain and make sense of our lived experience of distress and ‘psychosis’. Facilitated by ISPS Trustees Neil Caton and Jacqui Dillon. How do I get involved? This group is free to attend …
