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Y. Alanen (1970)
Katz, M. M.: Littlestone, R.; Mosher, L.R.; Roath, M.; and Tuma, A. H. (eds.).Press
E. Ruppert A. Keskiner (1970)
The New Haven Project: Development of a Foster Community for Mental PatientsAttitude, 1
P. May (1968)
Treatment of schizophrenia : a comparative study of five treatment methods
L. Jacobson (1968)
Pygmalion in the Classroom: Teacher Expectation and Pupil's Intellectual Ability
H. Maynard (1969)
Community Life for the Mental III
L. R. Mosher (1971)
Research Design to Evaluate Psychosocial Treatments of Schizophrenia. Paper presented at the Fourth International Symposium on Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia
RECENT TRENDS IN PSYCHOSOCIAL TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA LOREN R. MOSHER N focusing principally on interesting patients receiving drugs plus psycho- new developments in the psychosocial therapy (delivered by residents) were discharged within a year of their ad- treatment of schizophrenia, this paper mission, whereas only 60 percent of may prove a rather stressful experience for the reader -- stressful because it those who received milieu therapy but involves change, and change is never no drugs left the hospital within the same period. (It is interesting to note easy to tolerate. I should like to begin by considering that both these figures are substantially the magnitude of the schizophrenic pro- higher than the "spontaneous remis- blem. In 1968, there were approximately sion" rate of roughly 33 percent.) Clear- 320,000 single episodes of this disorder ly, May's study leaves many questions unanswered and, moreover, the sub- treated in some public facility (including general hospitals and outpatient clinics). jects' histories after discharge have not If we consider that the number of schi- been reported as yet. zophrenic patients resident in State Followup is an area in which we have hospitals across the country has declin- very little reliable data. Once patients ed
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals
Published: Mar 1, 1972
Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis
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