Stranger in the City - On the circular relationship between alienation and psychosis and the healing power of human reconnection

The 21st International Congress of the ISPS www.isps2019rtm.org 

28th August - 1st September 2019 in Rotterdam SAVE THE DATE!

Psychosis is more common in big cities, defragmented neighborhoods and among migrants living apart. Why? In this conference epidemiologic researchers, cultural scientists, clinicians  and people with psychotic experiences and their families will discuss to answer this question and what to do about it.

Have you read the Spring 2018 ISPS Newsletter?

Keynote presentations from the 20th International Conference of the ISPS in Liverpool now available

'What is psychosis?' video This film clip can be used for events and trainings, it's a good springboard for discussion. Please share widely!

Would you like to sign the ISPS Liverpool conference Declaration for Change?

The ISPS Liverpool 2017 conference was driven by our belief that fundamental changes are needed if people who experience psychosis are to have their psychological and social care needs met adequately. The following statement, our ‘Liverpool Declaration’ sets out our beliefs about the kind of changes that are needed. Find out more, and ADD YOUR NAME to the growing list of over 150 individuals and organisations who support the Liverpool Declaration HERE