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Welcome to the ISPS-US store. We hope you enjoy your library of recorded content that seeks to redefine psychosis and reimagine the mental health system. All webinars listed are offered without CEUs. To see webinars with CEUs, visit www.isps-us.org/education

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2026
		$Product Description: LOOKING FOR CE-CREDITS? VISIT OUR CE-PLATFORMCE-GOTO PURCHASE THIS WEBINAR AS A CE-ELIGIBLE SELF-PACED COURSE.</br></br>Welcome to the ISPS-US webinar recordings store!At ISPS-US, we're dedicated to promoting psychological and social approaches to psychosis, transforming the mental health system. As a member, you gain exclusive benefits, including free access to all our webinars. Join our community of like-minded individuals bybecoming a memberand support our mission. Membership starts at just $6.67 per month and includes free access to our webinar store (log-in to see the discount.)</br></br>Webinar Description:</br></br>This webinar was Session 2 of ISPS-US's series "Psychosocial Approaches to Negative Symptoms" read full course details here.</br></br>Webinar Description Part 1: Ann Kring - Negative Symptom Assessment: Clinical Ratings and Behavioral Methods</br></br>Careful and thorough assessment of negative symptoms can help align treatments to proper targets. I will review clinical rating scales of negative symptoms, including older (yet still used) measures as well as current, next-generation measures. I will describe the development of these tools as well as their applicability across the psychosis spectrum, and ease of use in clinical settings. I will then discuss behavioral coding approaches for assessing the expressive domain of negative symptoms. I will also review strengths and limitations for all assessment methods. P</br></br>art 2: Prof. Dr. Tania M. Lincoln – "Precision Therapy": Using Functional Analysis to Guide Individualized Assessment and Intervention</br></br>Rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach, clinicians should select evidence-based interventions that best address a patient’s symptom profile and its driving and maintaining factors. I will talk about how the concept of a "functional analysis" can be used to guide this type of personalized psychosocial intervenion and how empirical research on social, biological and psychological risk-factors of negative symptoms can be used to guide this type of individualized assessment.</br></br>Presenters \L Ann Kring, PhD, and Tania Lincoln, PhD Read full bios: here</br>$
Negative Symptoms: Lived Experience & Peer Support Type: Webinar Price: $0.00	Freedom is Therapeutic: Trieste Price: $0.00	Negative Symptoms: Assessment &Functional Analysis Type: Webinar Price: $10.00