Schizophrenia: You're Not Insane: Understanding Schizophrenia, Misdiagnosis, Current Research, Recovery, And The Violent Few

by Alex Rice

Schizophrenia is one of the top misunderstood mental disorders of the human world now and in the past. Scary treatments that definitely went against human rights were used to treat schizophrenia due to lack of understanding and even today the mental illness is not fully understood. It is difficult to understand a mental illness that cannot be clearly defined by symptoms. There are too many symptoms that relate to bipolar, depression, and psychotic disorders for there to be a clear understanding of what is schizophrenia. This does not count the media perceptions and stereotypes assigned to schizophrenic behavior. Discover how you can benefit from current research whether you suffer from schizophrenia, know someone who does, or just want to help researchers find a true solution for those who are suffering. While reading this book learn the What schizophrenia isHow the history has led to a change in types of schizophreniaThe misdiagnosis problem particularly of psychotic symptomsThe violent nature of schizophrenia and how it is possible for people to function in the community with this mental disorder You may be working with someone who suffers from schizophrenia and not realize it because they have learned a way to manage their symptoms and become a functional part of society. Discover the current research and where it will lead patients and families of patients. Download your copy today!

44 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 28, 2015

Reviews

[Andrea · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great informative book with positive insights

A interesting and informative read on schizophrenia and the misdiagnosis of schizophrenia. Highly recommend for any person wanting a clearer understanding of the illness.

[John Marsh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Still early in my attempt to understand what it is all about. It is a short booklet and easy to follow.
A major emphasis on getting the correct diagnosis but not sure why that is so! My near on fifty years of acquaintance with people with mental illness and the treatments dished out over the years has lead me to think the medical profession is so quick to hand out tablets, with no real answers. The book ends up pointing out there is a way forward and people do recover. But at this point the detail is not there. But I think that is to do with the odd places in numbers one here one there and what they do is not promote medicine well there is no money in that nor in people getting cured thus drowned out. Also the successes are hidden by the share number who follow the latest medicine fad. But the author does give the names of the three successful people in treatment around 75% plus level. I am keen for answers as the problem has arisen real close to me.

[CLARK Q KENT · Rating 5 out of 5]

Useful for all

Made me better understand this disease. In an incisive way that is useful in treating and understanding some friends of mine.