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18 Jun 08
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Childhood Schizophrenia
by Shiela Cantor - Hardcover: 193 pages
Publisher: The Guilford Press (June 3, 1988) ISBN: 0898627133Review of Childhood Schizophrenia: "The concept that a child could have a serious or chronic mental illness has always been difficult for health and mental health professionals to accept or understand. With autistic children, it is not possible to deny the seriousness of the disorder. For other psychotic children, those who look normal and in many ways act normal, it may be difficult to see the child as psychotic or to accept the seriousness of the disorder. Cantor addresses these children. She reviews the literature--a literature that reflects this ambivalence--and then presents her clinical concepts and approaches to treatment for childhood schizophrenia, based on a review of other clinicians' work and on her clinical and research experiences. Perhaps the greatest value of her book is that Cantor forces us to think clearly about this serious and chronic childhood disorder." --Larry B. Silver, MD
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Divided Minds : Twin Sisters and Their Journey Through Schizophrenia
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Recovered, Not Cured by Richard McLean. Publisher: Allen & Unwin. Currently available for ordering from the publisher in Australia - will be available in the US, Canada, Japan in May 2005.
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