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FEBRUARY 11, 2008 -- FROM THE EDITOR
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Announcing the publication of our twelfth module
(Volume 4, Module 1):
An "Incurable" Schizophrenic: The Case of Mr. X
by Bertram Karon,
with Commentaries by
** Larry Davidson,
** Gary VandenBos, and
** Ann-Louise Silver
For context on this series, see the the introductory note at the beginning of the Karon case study by Ronald B. Miller, the Action Editor for this issue.
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Vol 4, No 1 (2008)
Table of Contents
Case Study
| An "Incurable" Schizophrenic: The Case of Mr. X | Abstract PDF |
| Bertram P. Karon | pp. 1-24 |
| From “Incurable” Schizophrenic to Person in Recovery: A Not So Uncommon Story | Abstract PDF |
| Larry Davidson | pp. 25-34 |
| Psychotherapy Can Be Helpful for Schizophrenics | Abstract PDF |
| Gary R. VandenBos | pp. 35-43 |
| Karon’s Case of “Mr. X” and the “International Society for the Psychological Treatments of Schizophrenia and Other Psychoses” (ISPS) | Abstract PDF |
| Anne-Louise S. Silver | pp. 44-54 |
| Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia Works | Abstract PDF |
| Bertram P. Karon | pp. 55-61 |


