Rethinking Madness

Recovery from Schizophrenia and other Psychotic Disorders

Link: Rethinking Madness, a webinar presented by Dr. Paris Williams

New understandings of the mind and of madness can open new doors to full recovery - thoughts from way outside the straightjacket of the "medical model." By Ron Unger LCSW

Rethinking Madness, a webinar presented by Dr. Paris Williams

http://rethinkingmadness.com/

"Deceptively easy to understand, yet thought provoking and challenging, his work offers plausible reasons to overcome the too simple historical medical approaches that ignore the richness of the human experience and the positive potential inherent in one's journey through madness." - Ronald Bassman, Ph.D., author of A Fight to Be: A Psychologist's Experience of Both Sides of the Locked Door—

Jonathan Harnisch

Negative Thoughts Triggering Depression

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Negative Thoughts Triggering Depression? Consider the Source | Coping with Depression

Jonathan Harnisch



 

Porcelain Utopia Blog: Press Like!

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Being Anything You Want

They told me I could be anything I wanted so I became everything!

Jonathan Harnisch

Stigma and Myths of Schizophrenia

Healthy Place is a terrific organization. Join them. Information and support galore!

Thank you!

Link: Stigma of Schizophrenia: Myths About Violence and Crime - HealthyPlace

Jonathan Harnisch



 

The Fleeting Phenomenon of Life

Remember one thing always — that there is no cause to be anxious in life, and all causes are just excuses. If you decide not to be anxious, then nothing will make you anxious; there is nothing worth it. Life is such a fleeting phenomenon that is going to disappear one day. Why be bothered too much about it? We are only here for so few days. Just play the game and remain aloof. If one can remain a witness, aloof, distant from things, then anxiety is not possible. Anxiety comes into existence only when we become identified with small things. And they all pass.

—Osho

Wake Me

Oh please God, wake me!

Jonathan Harnisch