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7. Schizophrenia Therapy - Lesson 7 - Managing Stress and Schizophrenia Triggers

📘 Schizophrenia Therapy: 40 Lessons for Individuals & Caregivers Buddhist Philosophy Meets Modern Psychotherapy Schizophrenia therapy explained clearly, calmly, and practically — for individuals living with schizophrenia and for those who care for them. This book presents 40 structured lessons designed to help stabilize daily functioning, reduce emotional overload, and improve understanding of schizophrenic experiences without fear, mystification, or stigma. Combining modern psychotherapeutic insight with applied Buddhist philosophy, the book focuses on how symptoms arise, why they intensify, and how both patients and caregivers can respond in ways that reduce escalation rather than reinforce it. What this book offers: practical explanations of schizophrenia symptoms and triggers guidance for managing stress, conflict, fear, and emotional pressure tools for caregivers to communicate without increasing tension lessons on responsibility, boundaries, and emotional regulation Buddhist psychology used as a functional framework, not religion Each lesson is written in clear, grounded language, avoiding diagnostic jargon while remaining faithful to clinical understanding. Buddhist philosophy is presented as a psychology of observation and regulation, helping readers understand thought patterns, emotional reactions, and perception distortions common in schizophrenia. Who this book is for: individuals living with schizophrenia or psychotic vulnerability caregivers, partners, family members, and support workers therapists and counselors seeking a complementary perspective readers interested in mental health through Buddhist psychology This is not a motivational book. It does not promise cures or spiritual awakening. Its goal is stability, clarity, and reduction of unnecessary suffering. Amazon paperback, or kindle: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Schizophreni...