Prof. Richard P. Bentall

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  Arnob Chakraborti, Luay Kafienah, CAMHS Senior House Officer (23 January 2007) This is related to stigma Vivek Furtado (25 January 2007) Renaming schizophrenia: open up the debate Robert H Chaplin (28 January 2007) Schizophrenia cannot be justified as brain pathology D B Double (29 January 2007) Renaming schizophrenia:the need for evidence Graham Thornicroft, Norman Sartorius, Diana Rose and Elaine Brohan (2 February 2007) Bleuler's Disease ? Re: Renaming schizophrenia:the need for evidence Adrian Blaj (7 February 2007) The schizophrenia myth Richard P Bentall, Peter Kinderman, Carmelo Vázquez (7 February 2007)
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  The recent report in the Guardian(1), citing Prof. Bentall's comments, argues that the term schizophrenia should be abolished.
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  The schizophrenia myth 7 February 2007 Richard P Bentall, Professor of Experimental Clinical Psychology University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL,
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  Bentall, R. P. Madness explained: Psychosis and human nature. 2003. London: Penguin Press

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  Prof Bentall, of the University of Bangor, said he gave Dr Persaud permission to use quotes from a paper he co-wrote for his book.He said he expected his work to appear in quotation marks and for it to be attributed to him.
  
  He told the hearing in Manchester that his work appeared to have been "cut and pasted" and "tinkered with a bit... to fit the style of the rest of the book".
  
  He said: "I was astonished.

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  This is known as the 'continuum model of psychosis' or the 'dimensional approach' and is most notably argued for by psychologist Richard Bentall and psychiatrist Jim van Os.

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  Richard P. Bentall
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  Drawing on his research over a period of more than two decades, Richard Bentall picks apart the science that underlies current mental health practice in the US and Europe. He examines how the effectiveness of psychiatric treatments has been measured, and shows how pharmaceutical industry manipulation has led to an exaggerated perception of what biological remedies can do. Surprising and humane, this book brings the experiences of both mental health service users and professionals into focus. Arguing that, in their search for technical fixes, modern psychiatric services have forgotten the power of compassion and caring relationships, Richard Bentall sets out to redefine our understanding of madness and its treatment in the twenty-first century.
  
  Richard P. Bentall has held chairs in Clinical Psychology at the universities of Liverpool and Manchester, and is currently Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Bangor in Wales. He is known internationally for his research into the causes and treatment of severe mental illness, and his previous book, Madness Explained: Psychosis and Human Nature, won the British Psychological Society Book Award for 2004.

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  Richard Bentall (Psychology Professor, Bangor University)

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  Another of the organizers, Professor Richard Bentall, also of the University of Manchester, noted that the diagnosis covers a broad range of problems and also assumes a sharp division between sanity and insanity that does not exist."The concept is scientifically meaningless," Bentall said.

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  By Anthony P. Morrison, Julia Renton, Paul French, Richard Bentall
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  Richard P. Bentall is a Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Bangor.

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  Professor Richard Bentall, whose work was passed off as Persaud's own in a highly publicised book by the accused doctor, said he was "flabbergasted" at the blatancy of his colleague's cheating.
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  Bentall, a specialist in clinical psychology at Bangor University, told the hearing in Manchester that his work had been cut-and-pasted into Persaud's 2003 book From the Edge of the Couch and "tinkered with a bit to fit the style of the rest of the book".

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  Richard Bentall (wiki) experimental clinical psychologist.
  
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  Richard Bentall, professor of experimental clinical psychology, from the University of Manchester, said: "We do not doubt there are people who have distressing experiences such as hearing voices or paranoid fears.
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  And Professor Bentall suggested patients should be treated on the basis of individual symptoms, as opposed to an overarching category.

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