This gets loaded by remembering the past. That in turn leads to discrimination. The person with schizophrenia loses self-respect, which increases the disability and produces more problems. It was important to provide treatment quickly before the person's condition gets widely noticed. It is possible to learn from families what are the visible signs.
Children are often the first to pick up on the fact that something is wrong.
They notice the strangeness and become frightened of that person. It was important to simplify access to care, he concluded. Information For further information during the Conference, contact Vanessa Harries. Alternatively contact Deborah Hart in Lomond Foyer 3 at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.