cognitive therapy for schiz

If you have experience with cognitive therapy for schiz, please let me know
about your experiences. I'm thinking of buying a book on the subject and
need to know whether it's a wise investment.

The Bibble Guy
"Be a fruit and divide." - The Bibble

On Mon, 26 May 2008 02:46:06 -0400, "The Bibble Guy"
<the_bibble_guy@befruity.com> wrote:

>If you have experience with cognitive therapy for schiz, please let me know
>about your experiences. I'm thinking of buying a book on the subject and
>need to know whether it's a wise investment.
>
>The Bibble Guy
> "Be a fruit and divide." - The Bibble
>

I don't like people telling me I have 'thought errors'. That's what
CBT is based on. Who are they to say what I'm thinking is an 'error'
like they know what reality is.

I don't know if it's good for sz, it can be good at keeping depression
away if it's not too bad. I would recommend narrative therapy if you
can get it. CBT is kind of like trying to teach a person with anorexia
good nutrition.

Phin

"The Bibble Guy" <the_bibble_guy@befruity.com> wrote in message
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> If you have experience with cognitive therapy for schiz, please let me
> know about your experiences. I'm thinking of buying a book on the subject
> and need to know whether it's a wise investment.
>
> The Bibble Guy
> "Be a fruit and divide." - The Bibble
>
I find it difficult to believe that CBT would help for psychoses but I would
appreciate feedback here if anyone has experience of it. I would have
thought it more apt for neurosis.