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Ron Unger March 28, 2009

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CBT for Psychosis: An Online Course

This 6 hour course presents evidence based, practical and humanistic ways to help people recover. For more information or to register, go to this link.

Working with Trauma, Dissociation, and Psychosis: CBT and Other Approaches to Understanding and Recovery - An Online Course

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Addressing Cultural and Spiritual Issuse within Treatment for Psychosis – An Online Course

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Free Offer: Presentation on “Understanding Psychosis as an Attempt to Solve Problems: Integrating Perspectives on Trauma, Spirituality and Creativity”

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Ron Unger

@ronunger ·
31 Oct

Another psychiatrist who had been “certified crazy” before becoming a psychiatrist is talking about her journey and efforts to change our dysfuntional system:

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@ronunger ·
30 Oct

There may be other people who were diagnosed with schizophrenia but then went on to become a psychiatrist, but Daniel Fisher is the only one I know who talks about it! Read the interview here: Or watch https://buff.ly/8wBnq5W

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@ronunger ·
26 Oct

Higher doses of antipsychotic make this person's voice more "normal" in a way that makes the person feel they are missing something https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpsy/article/PIIS2215-0366%2826%2900200-2/fulltext

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@petetaylor97 ·
23 Oct

@ZackPolanski Zionism definition:

The belief that Jews should have an autonomous place on their ancestral homeland.

Two questions:

1. Why aren’t you a Zionist?

2. Is there any other indigenous people you think shouldn’t have a home, or is it just the Jews?

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Ron Unger

@ronunger ·
25 Oct

A free guide to how to do therapy with people who struggle with both trauma and psychosis has just been published. This is the approach used in the very successful STAR research study.

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@ronunger ·
12 Oct

Lots of therapists give up when their clients become paranoid, hear voices, etc., but research shows CBT for psychosis can offer real help. On 11/6/26 I’ll be offering a 4 hour online overview of this approach, CE credit, only $59 if registered by 10/16. https://ron-unger-lcsw.ce-go.com/an-overview-of-cbt-for-psychosis-dialogue-and-collaborative-exploration-on-the-edge-of-reality-04-01-2026-811

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