CBT for Psychosis

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for psychosis (CBTp) — techniques, evidence, and how it helps.

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Family psychoeducation: the most underused evidence-based intervention

Family psychoeducation cuts relapse rates by 20 to 50 percent — yet only a fraction of families ever receive it. This is a closer look at what it is, why it works, and how to find it.

Trauma-focused CBT for psychosis

Trauma is one of the most consistent findings in the histories of people with psychosis — and one of the most under-treated. Trauma-focused CBTp adapts proven PTSD methods for safe use alongside voices, paranoia, and ongoing antipsychotic treatment.

Music therapy for schizophrenia: how it works and what the evidence shows

Music therapy in schizophrenia is delivered by trained music therapists, not by playing favourite songs. The evidence base — including a major Cochrane review — is more positive than for many other arts therapies.

Metacognitive training (MCT) for psychosis

Metacognitive Training is a manualised group programme that targets the thinking biases — jumping to conclusions, attributional bias, overconfidence — that drive much of psychotic thought.

AVATAR therapy: a deep dive

AVATAR therapy is one of the strangest and most studied new treatments for distressing voices. The patient sits in front of a screen, the therapist gives the voice a face, and the conversation that follows can be the first one the patient has ever felt they could win.

Art therapy for schizophrenia: what it is and what the evidence shows

Art therapy is more than 'doing art.' It is a structured psychological therapy in which images become a way to think about experiences that are hard to put into words.