Comments on the article by K. Becker-Blease and J. Freyd (see record 2006-03947-003),
which addressed the ethics of asking and not asking research subjects about abuse. J …

A variety of extrinsic factors, such as in-utero and infant malnutrition, substance abuse, and
traumatic experiences, appear to be significant risk factors for the development of …

The aim of this study was to explore the experience of hearing voices in the general New
Zealand adult population. This included mapping the topography of voices and the impact of …

There has been increasing awareness of the prevalence of childhood sexual abuse (CSA)
and the psychological damage that this can cause. In recent years there have been many …

Functional capacities, such as attachment and affect regulation, object relations capacity,
symbolic function and language development, now documented by neuroscientific research …

This article explains why the term'schizophrenia'is not just stigmatising, but also
fundamentally flawed. We will show that it is a label without scientific validity, applied without …

In this paper I plan to show that relapse prevention and emotional recovery are inextricably
linked acting as twin reciprocal goals, which are encapsulated by the term 'Staying Well after …

The effectiveness of a New Zealand early intervention for psychosis service (EIS) was
assessed by analysis of 100 EIS patients' Positive and Negative Symptom Severity (PANNS) …

This chapter discusses the political and ideological factors influencing research into the
relationship between adverse childhood experiences and psychosis in adulthood. These …

This study is a qualitative investigation into the subjective experience of psychosis as
expressed by clients of a first episode psychosis service in psychotherapy sessions. Fifteen …