Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Ackonowlegement
Chapter One: Introduction: Clinical Practice with Persons with schizophrenia: Disease, Problem or Person
Chapter: Two: Re-anchoring the Persons: Strengths Perspective in Working with Persons with Schizophrenia
Chapter Three: From Symptoms Diagnosis to Subjective Experience: Implication to Clinical Practice
Chapter Four: Phenomenological Understanding: From Confusion to Meaningfulness
Chapter Five: Self Consciousness: From Ontological Emptiness to the Urge of Ontological Integration in Self Fragmentation
Chapter Six: Interpersonal Relation: From Interpersonal Deficits to Intimacy Crises
Chapter Seven: Struggle and Coping with Schizophrenia: a Road to Recovery
Chapter Eight: Institutionalized to Humanized Clinical Practice
Chapter Nine: From De-culturalized to Cultural Articulated Clinical Practice
Chapter Ten: A Humanistic and Empathetic Approach in Clinical Practice
References
Index