If schizophrenia is something that is new or unfamiliar to you, review the Basics of Schizophrenia page. Also review the tips on the Advocacy page on navigating the mental health system.
Schizophrenia: A Blueprint for Recovery offers innovative techniques to work with a person in psychosis, move him or her into recovery, and aid in rejoining mainstream society.
Topics include the building of schizophrenic psychosis, hallucinations and false perceptions, working with someone in psychosis, stabilizing on medication, and counseling for self-understanding.
Featured in the New York Times.
Books and E-Books
Schizophrenia: A Blueprint for Recovery has been revised and expanded for 2012. With additional material on the nature of psychosis, different approaches to working with people in psychosis, medication and alternatives, and the results of small group studies conducted by the author, the 2012 Revised Edition contains significantly more material to aid in understanding and working with people in psychosis. It also clarifies how people who have had psychosis can recover and transform our lives, actually using the experiences during psychosis as a means to move our lives forward in post-psychosis.
To tell the revised edition apart from the earlier edition, be sure to purchase the book with a cover photo featuring the shadow of a person against brick buildings.
Now available in print. Follow this link for details.
Or, if you prefer, follow this link to the book on Amazon.
Purchase Kindle Edition on Amazon.com.
Purchase Ebooks - Nook, iPad, Sony, Kobo and more.
DVDs available
Milt Greek has adapted Schizophrenia: A Blueprint for Recovery as a series of video presentations that expand on the material in his book.
Free previews are available. Start here to review the talks and access the previews. You may purchase DVDs via Paypal or through making arrangements over email at info@schizophreniablueprint.com or regular mail (see DVD page).
All components can be used independently of each other and contain concrete techniques and examples for healing, recovery, and growth.
Learn more about the seven talks.