Part 1: Open Dialogue Overview
1.
What is Open Dialogue?
2.
The Development of Open Dialogue in Western Lapland
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Psychosis is not a disease, but a response to extreme stress.

Part 2: Open Dialogue Experiences for Individuals, Families, and Professionals
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Our kids are coming back
: A Dialogue-Network Approach to Young People Diagnosed with Formative Affective Disorder
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Family Open Dialogue Approach Experiences
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Psychotic Behavior: Symptoms of Brain Disorder or Attempts at Adaptation?
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Stress When Tolerating Uncertainty: Email Can Help!
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Rooted in Love: A Teenager and His Family's Journey Through Dark Times Together
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Open Dialogue as a conduit to reconnect with the world of real interpersonal relationships.
10.
Allow speaking

Part 3 Open Dialogue Training
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Introducing Open Dialogue Training
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Reflections on the Dialogic Design of 3-4 Year Open Dialogue Training
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Reflections on Participating in the Three-Year Open Dialogue
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13 years of experience running the Open Dialogue Basic Training Program
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Reflections from Participants in the Open Dialogue Foundation Training
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'Getting in sync' with participants in interactive training
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Personal Reflections on the Italian Open Dialogue Training
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Peer Support Open Dialogue Training from the UK National Health Service (NHS)

Part 4: Introducing Open Dialogue in Different Contexts in Different Countries
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Open Dialogue in Germany - Opportunities and Challenges
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Open Dialogue in the Italian National Health Service: Insights from Change
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Challenges in implementing open dialogue in UK early intervention services for psychosis
22.
Two Open Dialogue programs at Advocates in Framingham, Massachusetts, USA
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Implementing Open Dialogue in Counseling Services in Addison County, Vermont, USA
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Immigrant Families - Experiences Using the Open Dialogue Approach
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Peer Support in Open Dialogue
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Challenges Facing Open Dialogue in Hospital Settings
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Open Dialogue Beyond the Locked Door (Closed Ward)

Part 5: Dialogue with Other Approaches
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Working with Open Dialogue within Neurobiological Models: Challenges and Opportunities
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Systemic Therapy and Open Dialogue
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Open Dialogue and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Expanding the personalised services currently available within Helsinki's Open Dialogue service
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Interfamily Therapy: Applying Dialogue Practices to Multifamily Groups
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Psychoanalysis and Open Dialogue
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Similarities Between Therapeutic Communities and Open Dialogue
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Open Dialogue and Music Therapy

Part 6: Open Dialogue Research
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Research on Needs-Tailored Treatment Approaches for Psychosis
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Open Dialogue Study on Psychosis in Western Lapland
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Open Dialogue Adherence and Fidelity Assessment Tools
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UK ODDSSI test
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UK peer support open dialogue study
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Open Dialogue on Psychosis in Five Danish Municipalities: Results and Experiences
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A study on whether the Finnish Open Dialogue could be transferred to the Italian mental health system.
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Feasibility Study of Open Dialogue in the US Health Care Environment: A Path Forward for the ADVOCATES Collaboration
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New York City Parachute Project: The Project and the Brooklyn Task Force's Achievements
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Open Dialogue Research in Ireland
46.
An Anthropological Study of Open Dialogue in Berlin
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Openness and Authenticity in the Open Dialogue Approach

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