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According to the World Health Organization, 650 Million people in the world have some type of physical or mental disability.

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Schizophrenia is a mental disorder that effects an individuals: Thinking Emotions Behaviors Anyone can develop Schizophrenia no matter their: Ethnicity Gender Age

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Discovered in Switzerland Pyschiatrist Eugen Bleuler discovered it Schizophrenia means split mind

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Genetics

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Fueled by Hollywood Schizophrenics are violent Schizophrenics have to live in mental hospitals Schizophrenics have multiple personalities

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Positive Excess of distortions of mental functions (Langwith 24) Positive symptoms are not necessarily good Symptoms include: -Hallucinations -Delusions Negative lack or absence of behaviors (Langwith 24) Negative symptoms are not necessarily bad Symptoms include: -Loss of cognitive skills -Inappropriate emotional responses -Loss of emotion

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Paranoid -Have thoughts that they are being persecuted -Delusions often involve government agencies like the CIA or FBI Catatonic: - At risk for malnutrition, exhaustion, or self harm Residual: - Positive and negative symptoms - At least one psychotic episode

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Disorganized -Disorganized thinking and behavior -Inappropriate responses to certain situations Undifferentiated -Positive and negative symptoms -Doesnt fit the criteria for the other types

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Acute -First psychotic episode -Intervention and possibly hospitalization Stabilization -Figuring out medication -Prevention of relapse Maintenance -Continuation/tweaking of medication -Relapse is common

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Medication is the foundation Group Therapy Individual or family therapy

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Social skills training Supported employment

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