Schizophrenia Treatment
Long-Acting Injectable Medications: What You Need to Know
For people living with schizophrenia, taking maintenance medication to control symptoms and prevent relapse is vital. But what type of medication is best for you or your loved one? Long-acting injectable medications offer benefits that may be worth considering. Discover how they work, and how they can help with compliance ›
Take a Schizophrenia Health Test
If you or someone you know has schizophrenia, this health test will evaluate how well your symptoms are controlled, how much the symptoms are impacting your life, and what you should discuss with your doctor. Plus, you’ll get a free, customized report to take to your next doctor’s visit. Start the Health Test ›
What to Expect When Going on Meds
Antipsychotic medicines can be very effective in reducing symptoms and improving your ability to manage the condition. But what should you expect when you start taking medication? Here are a few tips to help navigate your treatment ›
Therapy for Schizophrenia
- How Cognitive Therapy Works
- Merits of Psychodynamic Therapy
- Schizophrenia Treatment: Not By Drugs Alone
There is growing evidence that cognitive behavior therapy can reduce symptoms in schizophrenia. The therapist emphasizes developing an alliance, and finding alternative explanations for psychotic symptoms to reduce the patient's distress ›
Spotlight on Schizophrenia
Famous People with Schizophrenia
Doctor Appointment Guide
New Treatment Options
Medications for Schizophrenia 
Schizophrenia in ChildrenGlossary of Schizophrenia Terms
View All TermsReference: Mental Health and Behavior section on Better Medicine
Schizophrenia Features
What to Ask Your Doctor About Schizophrenia
Be prepared to ask the right questions at your next doctor’s appointment for schizophrenia.
