Psychoeducation is a therapy intervention that involves the therapist providing their client with information about their diagnosis, symptoms, or the method of treatment used.

Studies are needed to assess the delivery and efficacy of psychoeducation programs focused on the menopause transition for women with a serious mental illness, according to a narrative review ...

Initial Psychoeducation Therapists Can Utilize With Clients in Trauma-Informed Sex Therapy. While some general therapists feel like it’s their duty to tell a client what occurred to them is rape ...

April 17, 2003 — Group psychoeducation is effective in preventing recurrence in patients with bipolar I or II disorder receiving standard medical therapy, according to the results of a study ...

Psychoeducation is an important, yet sometimes overlooked, part of a bipolar 1 care plan. It provides information that can help a person with bipolar 1 understand their disorder, ...

Structured group psychoeducation sessions could be more successful in treating patients in the early stages of bipolar disorder than standard peer-support offered by the NHS and the voluntary ...

Psychoeducation word was coined and used first by Anderson et al. in 1980, for the treatment of patients with schizophrenia. Relatives of the patients are also to be included in the sessions to ...

Self-monitoring and Psychoeducation in Bipolar Patients With a Smart-phone Application (SIMPLe) Project: Design, Development and Studies Protocols ...