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Schizophrenien: Ein Ratgeber für Patienten und Angehörige
Diagnose "Schizophrenie" – sie beängstigt nicht nur Betroffene. Auch Freunde oder Bekannte ziehen sich – häufig aus Unsicherheit – zurück. Die Autoren setzen auf Aufklärung. Sehr verständlich erläutern sie, wie Schizophrenie Sie stärken Patienten wie Angehörige im Umgang mit sich selbst, dem sozialen Umfeld, Ärzten und Psychologen. die Kapitel können jederzeit auch einzeln gelesen werden.
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161 pages, Paperback
First published October 14, 1993
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September 19, 2025
sehr hilfreich. ich hab mehr selbstvertrauen, wie ich es handeln. auch ein gefuhl/hoffnung das der verlauf nicht der schlimmste sein wird. besonders für mich war es wichtig deutsche begriffe zu lernen und uberhaupt ein wortschatz zum thema zu sammeln.
it's especially interesting for me to read about strategies that people with this diagnosis use. together with what i read about autism this past spring, it fills in a picture of just how harmful we've made shopping. many of the descriptions of the symptoms also fit with common mysticism truths: the ego is a delusion, you are just part of one universe, not a separate entity... similarly, the 'wahnvorstellung' dass der Welt insinert ist, ein grosser prufung designed to "get you in trouble" wie mein schwager oft gesagt hat... das alles stimmt! we have socially constructed a world designed to reward a very few and to punish the rest of us. the 'wahn' comes in the details. it's like the movie "they live." it's brilliant until the bit about space aliens. people with schizophrenia are like brilliant boddhisatvas with advanced sociology degrees who just get the last tiny detail twisted and then lose the plot. It's amazing how many say they feel much better in 'nature,' away from our built environment, the symptoms get quieter.
so all the strategies that people use, people who have a lot of trouble navigating life, are strategies that can help everyone and are the antidote to a world full of screaming advertisements.
i think I will take my own advice and sit in the park near my psychotherapy appointment.
thanks for reading!
it's especially interesting for me to read about strategies that people with this diagnosis use. together with what i read about autism this past spring, it fills in a picture of just how harmful we've made shopping. many of the descriptions of the symptoms also fit with common mysticism truths: the ego is a delusion, you are just part of one universe, not a separate entity... similarly, the 'wahnvorstellung' dass der Welt insinert ist, ein grosser prufung designed to "get you in trouble" wie mein schwager oft gesagt hat... das alles stimmt! we have socially constructed a world designed to reward a very few and to punish the rest of us. the 'wahn' comes in the details. it's like the movie "they live." it's brilliant until the bit about space aliens. people with schizophrenia are like brilliant boddhisatvas with advanced sociology degrees who just get the last tiny detail twisted and then lose the plot. It's amazing how many say they feel much better in 'nature,' away from our built environment, the symptoms get quieter.
so all the strategies that people use, people who have a lot of trouble navigating life, are strategies that can help everyone and are the antidote to a world full of screaming advertisements.
i think I will take my own advice and sit in the park near my psychotherapy appointment.
thanks for reading!
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