Monthly Archives: February 2018

Open Dialogue – Mar 7, 2018

Open Dialogue
Rethinking Psychiatry presents a screening of Open Dialogue.
A documentary film on the Western Lapland Open Dialogue Project, the program presently getting the best results in the developed world for treating first-break psychosis. Approximately 85% of those treated achieve full recovery, and a huge majority remain off antipsychotic drugs.

Filmed in Finland. Directed by Daniel Mackler. With Jaakko Seikkula, Robert Whitaker, Mia Kurtti, Markku Sutela, Birgitte Alakare.

Wednesday, March 7, 2018, 7 – 9 PM
Unite Oregon
700 N. Killingsworth St., Portland, OR
(across from PCC Cascade Campus)
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FREE! (Donations Welcome $0 – $20 suggested)
For questions, contact RethinkingPsychiatry@gmail.com

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Ron Unger: Conversations About Psychosis
Mar 15, 2018

Finding Meaning and a Path to Recovery

When people hear distressing voices or become lost in an altered sense of reality, it’s easy to feel helpless, especially if drugs don’t work very well or don’t feel acceptable. But new, practical methods are emerging that help people to make sense of these experiences, and to regain control of their lives.

Ron Unger, LCSW

Ron Unger, LCSW

Ron Unger, LCSW will introduce some of these approaches, drawing from his work as a therapist specializing in CBT for Psychosis and as a facilitator of Hearing Voices groups.

Thursday, March 15, 2018, 7 – 9 PM
Unite Oregon
700 N. Killingsworth St., Portland, OR
(across from PCC Cascade Campus)
Click here for map

FREE! (Donations Welcome $0 – $20 suggested)
For questions, contact RethinkingPsychiatry@gmail.com

Click here to download flier