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What are some techniques individuals can do to cope with psychotic symptoms?
What cognitive deficits are associated with schizophrenia? Are they stable over time?
What is social skills training?
What is cognitive remediation therapy?
What are negative, positive, and disorganized symptoms of schizophrenia?
What is alogia, anhedonia, avolition, and affective flattening?
Cannabis Use and Psychosis in People with Schizophrenia
Education in People with Serious Mental Illness
How do I know if I have SMI?
How can I find more people in my community with the same issues I have? Are there support groups or family help for SMI? Where can I find more information?
Am I going to get better? How will I know if I’m getting better?
If marijuana is legal, is it ok for patients with serious mental illness to use it?
I’ve heard about close lab monitoring with clozapine. What happens if the ANC level gets low when someone is taking clozapine?
Supporting Employment for Young Adults Living with Mental Health Conditions
How to Keep a Job: The Young Adults Guide
Applying for a Job: The Young Adult’s Guide
Do I Tell My Boss?: Disclosing My Mental Health Condition at Work
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR): A Young Adult’s Guide
Are there antipsychotic medication handouts for patients?

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