The psychoeducational family treatment of schizophrenia

CAROL M. ANDERSON · Gerard E. Hogarty · Douglas J. Reiss

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Family Caregiving in Mental Illness Schizophrenia research and treatment Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics

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Abstract Families can be a resource for the long‐term management of schizophrenia if they are given support and information. Before sacrificing these families on the altar of “expedient separation,” it would seem ethically if not scientifically imperative to maintain and support this primary resource for patients.

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