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Abstract

In this chapter, we reviewed six psychosocial rehabilitation interventions and two psychotherapies commonly used in the treatment of schizophrenia. For psychosocial rehabilitation approaches, we examined skills training, assertive community treatment, supported employment, cognitive remediation, social cognition training, and peer-implemented services. For psychotherapy approaches, we examined family-based therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy. For each approach, we provide background information on its development, a description of the primary methods used in delivering the intervention/therapy, results on efficacy, and a brief summary with future directions. We conclude this chapter by summarizing the current state of psychosocial rehabilitation and psychotherapy treatments covered, and discuss implementation and dissemination issues.

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Abbreviations

ACT:

Assertive Community Treatment

BFT:

Behavioral family therapy

CAT:

Cognitive adaptation training

CBT:

Cognitive behavioral therapy

CBTp:

Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis

CR:

Cognitive remediation

CRT:

Cognitive remediation therapy

ICM:

Intensive Case Management

IPS:

Individual placement and support

IPT:

Integrated psychological therapy

MFG:

Multifamily group treatment

NET:

Neurocognitive enhancement therapy

PORT:

Patient outcomes research team

RCT:

Randomized controlled trials

SAMSHA:

Substance abuse and mental health services administration

SCIT:

Social cognition interaction training

SCST:

Social cognition skills training

SE:

Supported employment

SMI:

Severe mental illness

TAR:

Training in affect recognition

TAU:

Treatment as usual

TCL:

Training in community living

ToM:

Theory of mind

VA:

Veterans administration

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