Schema Therapy Adapted for Psychosis and Bipolarity

This book explores how schema theory and therapy might be used in work with clients who suffer from psychosis, bipolarity and related symptoms.

John Rhodes is a consultant clinical psychologist and a visiting lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire and research fellow at Birkbeck, University of London. He wrote Narrative CBT: Distinctive Features (2014) and Psychosis and the Traumatised Self (2022), and co-authored Narrative CBT for Psychosis (2009). He has published articles in the areas of psychosis, trauma and depression. Natasha Vorontsova is a senior clinical psychologist in early intervention for psychosis at the NHS in the UK. She specialises in advancing psychological understandings of psychosis, particularly regarding the roles of emotional difficulties and trauma. Her research concerns improving psychological therapies, and she teaches at University College London and King's College London.

1 Modes, Psychosis and Bipolarity 2 Exploring Modes in Psychosis 3 Exploring Modes in Bipolarity 4 Developing the Concept of Modes for Psychosis and Bipolarity 5 Adapting Schema Therapy for Psychosis and Bipolarity 6 Attachment, Schemas and Imagery Focused Therapy for Psychosis (iMAPS) By Nicola Airey, Katherine Berry, Christopher D. J. Taylor 7 Imagery Rescripting in Trauma-Affected Voice Hearers By G Paulik 8 Psychosis and Schema Therapy 9 Bipolarity and Schema Therapy