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Harnessing digital for self-management and recovery in psychosis

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La Trobe University

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Associate Professor John Farhall, Chief Investigator (Australia)

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Do you use relaxation techniques?
Nature and feelings of anxiety
Circular conversations?
#EMPOWERApp
Make time for worry
Overcoming adversity
Voices and headphones
What would my best friend say?
Post it notes
Drivers seat
Advanced statements
You're a survivor
Snow in May
Voice hearing is a common experience
Scheduling
Strength and courage
Angry voices can mean insecure voices
Compassion for voices film
Medication worries
Paranoia can make you jump to conclusions.
Shades of grey

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