Living with Schizophrenia
Sue and Dan share how living with their son Joel, who has schizophrenia, has shifted their understanding of family dynamics and spirituality. Their experiences challenge traditional beliefs and highlight the presence of God in unexpected ways, offering a profound perspective on caring and faith.In this clip
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Dan and Sue Hanson — Room for J: One Family's Struggle with Schizophrenia
Related Questions
I have been thinking a lot about someone's beliefs and mindsets lately. I had the belief that questioning your own thoughts is somewhat "unnatural" or even "wrong." This belief may stem from a traumatic phase in my life when I overheard someone saying that if you hear voices, you might be schizophrenic. Please contextualize this and tell me what might have been going on.
I have a question about the episode Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Jonathan Shedler, PhD and the clip Camouflage in Mental Health. I have been thinking a lot about someone's beliefs and mindsets lately. I had the belief that questioning your own thoughts is somewhat "unnatural" or even "wrong." This belief may stem from a traumatic phase in my life when I overheard someone saying that if you hear voices, you might be schizophrenic. Can you contextualize this and tell me what might have been going on?