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Dorothy Silberston, and the National Schizophrenia Fellowship

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National Schizophrenia Fellowship publications 1970s-1980s

'Social Provision for Sufferers from Chronic Schizophrenia'.

'Schizophrenia', for the general information of members of the Fellowship.

'Schizophrenia - the family burden'

'Mental Hospital Closures. What the run-down means to people with schizophrenia. And to you.'

'How Many Places? The problem of estimating the number of chronic mentally ill needing full time care'

'Schizophrenia'

'Why the NSF?'

'Good Relations. A code of practice for those discharging patients'

'What is the National Schizophrenia Fellowship?'

'Comments on the House of Commons Social Services Committee Report on Community Care with special reference to the adult mentally ill and mentally handicapped' (House of Commons Paper 13-1) Chairman: Mrs Renee Short MP

'Cart Before the Horse? Correspondence between the Chairman of the National Schizophrenia Fellowship and the Minister for Health Feb 1984 to Jul 1985'

'What is the National Schizophrenia Fellowsip?'

'What is the ...National Schizophrenia Fellowship?'

'About Schizophrenia'

'The National Schizophrenia Fellowship' yellow information flyer

'If you're caring for someone with schizophrenia, you are not alone'

National Schizophrenia Fellowship 'What happens after I'm gone? - a proposed befriending visitors' service'

'This Illness Called Schizophrenia' Information and advice for people with schizophrenia

'This Illness Called Schizophrenia' Information and advice for relatives and carers

'Fulham & Chelsea Wood workshop 1986-1988'

'Slipping Through the Net'

'Housing and schizophrenia'

National Schizophrenia Fellowship deed of covenant form (blank)

National Schizophrenia Fellowship Membership Registration Form (light blue, blank)

'Home Sweet Nothing. The plight of sufferers from chronic schizophrenia'

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'Home Sweet Nothing. The plight of sufferers from chronic schizophrenia'

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