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This website contains information
about psychosis.
It has been designed for family
members and friends of people
who have a diagnosis of schizophrenia,
bipolar disorder or another illness
that may result in the symptoms
of psychosis.
The website may also be useful
to people who have personal
experience of psychosis, to GPs
and to mental health professionals.
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Please print out this A4 poster about mentalhealthcare.org.uk and ask to put it up in your GP surgery, and anywhere else where people who might find the site useful will see it. The poster will print on a colour or black and white printer.
mentalhealthcare.org.uk has been created by researchers who work at the Institute of Psychiatry, a school of King's College London, and mental health professionals who work at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. You can find out more about what each organisation does by looking on the Who we are pages.
The Maudsley Charity is supporting mentalhealthcare.org.uk from 2011 to 2013. The Wellcome Trust financially supported the original redevelopment of the site. The charity Rethink Mental Illness sends a representative to an advisory panel that meets three times a year to discuss the future development of the site.
The 'Any other questions?' column gives you access to more expert advice.
Read previous Ask the social worker questions here.
Click to view this videoThere are more than 80 films on mentalhealthcare. They all feature mental health professionals and researchers talking about different aspects of psychosis, treatment and care. You can view them on relevant pages throughout the site, or on the View all videos page. 40 of the films have been made with the support of a public engagement grant from the British Psychological Society.
Page last updated 1/5/12. Next update June 2012.
