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Publications

National Schizophrenia Fellowship publications 1999-c.2003

'The Media Explained. A guide for mental health groups'

'NSF Publications List'

'Severe Mental Illness Explained. A guide for journalists'

'How can I support NSF'

'Schizophrenia the Facts. What it is. What the Fellowship does. How you can help'

One day courses for professionals in social work, nursingl occupational therapy probation service, police, domiciliary and day care, hospital chaplaincy

'CUES'

'The National Schizophrenia Fellowship' information flyer

'Education and support programme for relatives of people experiencing Schizophrenia and other severe mental illness'

'The voices forum. For those who have suffered schizophrenia. Are you sane enough to understand this?

'What is Schizophrenia?

'Have you a will to help? Esther Rantzen explains why your support is needed'

'If you don't know what schizophrenia is you are lucky'

'Carers' Assessment Pack'

'Trust me, I'm a Service User'. A conference to promote the meaningful involvement of Service Users and Carers in the implementation of the Mental Health National Service Framework in Oxfordshire

'What is Severe Mental Illness?

'Changing Lives with Quality Services'

'Mental Health Answers for Young People' by @ease

'A Question of Choice'

'Being ill shouldn't be a crime'

'Changing Lives, Changing Attitudes'

'Schizophrenia. Help is at hand. Guidance for the general public'

'Carers' Education and Support Programme (CESP). For relatives of poeple experiencing schizophrenia and other severe mental illnesses'

'That's Just Typical'

'Only the Best.'

'Are You Affeceted by Mental Illness? Help is at Hand...'

'Your chance to build a better future for people affected by severe mental illness'

'Reason to Rethink' Leaflet on name, strapline and logo concepts for the NFS

National Schizophrenia Fellowship fact sheet 5: Cognitive Therapy

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National Schizophrenia Fellowship fact sheet 5: Cognitive Therapy

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