An alternative name for schizophrenia

Type 1 and Type 2 psychosis‐related disorders for optimal treatment and management

“…Despite successful recovery and relapse rates, a substantial number continue to struggle with ongoing “psychotic symptoms” and residual functional impairments needing ongoing treatment and support services (Ahmed et al, 2007; Jaaskelainen et al, 2013; Javitt & Coyle, 2004; Owen et al, 2016). Psychosis may reflect an underlying deficit in “information processing” that may contribute to “atypical” thoughts, feelings, and behaviors with impaired level of functioning and at‐risk behaviors raising need for clinical services (Ahmed & Boisvert, 2013; Ahmed et al, 2014; Bodatsch et al, 2013; Turetsky et al, 2009).…”