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Internalization Journaling - A New Recovery Modality

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Internalization Journaling introduces a new therapeutic technique based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It details journaling techniques based on philosophical tenets and psychological constructs that are vitally important to know and understand for anyone looking to get healthier from any mental health condition. The author has arrived at these techniques through personal experience dealing with mental illness, and has refined them through his work with other young adults living with psychosis. They are designed to support people moving forward in their recovery by helping them internalize the new things they learn along the way. While this book is an essential read for anyone dealing with a psychotic disorder, or other mental condition, it is a font of wisdom and practical advise for anyone striving for a more vibrant and productive life that better mental health makes possible.About the AuthorStephen J Fedele is a dual Program Director at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts in the US where he also teaches in the Harvard Medical School Residency Training Program and he is a research supervisor. He coordinates the Peer Research Consortium and he is the Director of a Groups and Vocational Program for young adults with psychosis. Steve is a researcher in first-episode of psychosis care and he regularly lectures and teaches at major institutions in New England including Harvard Medical School and a variety of Hospital Systems while providing medical education as a routine part of his work. Fedele writes from lived experience; he has dealt with a psychotic disorder for over nineteen years. Fedele has authored three other books and over 200 publications in Psychiatric Services and Early Intervention in Psychiatry amongst many other journals, using the pen name Steve Colori. For links to these publications, visit SteveColori.com.

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