Schizophrenia: The - Schizophrenic - Laid Bare: Psychosis, Paranoid Schizophrenia, Split Personality (Mental Illness, Bipolar, Schizoaffective, Schizophrenia ... Mental Health, Personality Disorder)
The first thing many people think of when they hear the word schizophrenia is of a violent criminal with two, or maybe even more personalities. They will probably imagine someone walking down the street talking to themselves, ready to strike out at a moment’s notice.

In fact, approximately one percent of the population are schizophrenics and very few of these have violent tendencies. They can, however, have psychotic episodes in which they experience hallucinations and delude themselves into believing something which could not possibly be real. These episodes can be terrifying to witness but are unlikely to involve any violence; they can be just as terrifying for the person suffering with schizophrenia.

Understanding the disorder will enable people to support those who suffer from the disorder and will instil compassion instead of fear.

This book will help anyone to understand the symptoms and issues facing someone with schizophrenia and how they can be treated:

Learn what schizophrenia actually is.

Discover the history of the disorder and the causes, as well as the early warning signs.

Explore and understand the key traits which schizophrenics display.

Understand the different types of schizophrenia and the treatment prospects for this disorder.

Delve into the myth that Split personality or multiple personalities disorders are the same as schizophrenia and how he two disorders are related.

Gain an insight into what psychosis is and how this relates to the schizophrenic.
Find out a range of useful tips to help someone suffering from schizophrenia and how best to support them and yourself.

Use this book to enlighten yourself and your friends; your understanding will enable you to offer compassion and support to a sufferer, instead of fear and anger. Just think how grateful you would be for that if it was you struggling with the effects of schizophrenia.