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Psychotherapy

There are many psychotherapy options for people with schizophrenia. The most common include cognitive behavioural therapy, family therapy, case management, psychoeducation, and group therapy. There are a range of other options such as art and drama, dance and music therapies, as well as animal-assisted therapy and mindfulness. Other therapies are targeted to specific outcomes and groups, such as high-risk groups, people with substance use disorders, children, people with cognitive problems, or negative symptoms. Click on the tabs below to access all the information, or browse via the drop-down menu on the left.

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Therapies

Psychotherapies for schizophrenia include cognitive behavioural therapy, family therapy, case management, psychoeducation, and group therapy. There are a range of other options such as art and drama, dance and music therapies, as well as animal-assisted therapy and mindfulness, among others. Click on the tabs below to access all the information, or browse via the drop-down menu on the left. Image: ©freshidea - stock.adobe.com

Therapies for specific symptoms and populations

Therapies for particular symptoms and patient groups include therapy for high-risk groups, people with substance use disorders, children, and people with cognitive problems, or negative symptoms. Click on the tabs below to access all the information, or browse via the drop-down menu on the left. Image: ©gstockstudio - stock.adobe.com

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