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Schizophrenia: Voices of an Illness

by Lichtenstein Creative Media

Other authors: Jason Robards

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This Peabody-Award winning program is the first major radio documentary to feature people with the thought disorder telling their own stories in their own words. Eleven people - including a doctor, a writer & a teacher - provide intimate, first-person accounts of the onset, living with, & recovering from this most misunderstood illness. Presents leading clinicians, medical researchers & mental health advocates explaining this disease that affects one in 100 people & how a growing number of people are able to significantly improve thanks to new "second-generation" medications. Includes transcript & educational material written in conjunction with the National Institute of Mental Health… (more)
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Honored with a George Foster Peabody award for Excellence in Broadcasting.
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