Psychosocial Intervention in Schizophrenia: An International View

activities adoptive affective appears approach assessment associated attempts become behavior child chronic clinical concerning continuity course critical described deviance discussion disorders disturbed drugs emotional environment et al experience expressed fact factors family therapy father feelings findings follow-up functioning given hospital important indicated individual influence initial intensive interaction interview involved less limits long-term Mean measures medication mental months mother observed offspring parents patterns period personality positive possible present Press problems Psychiatry psychopathology psychosocial psychotherapeutic psychotherapy psychotic question ratings received recent relapse relationship relatively reported responsibility risk role sample schizo schizophrenic patients score seems session setting severe significant social staff structure symptoms Table theory therapeutic therapist tion treated treatment understand University variables various York