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CS - Friday, April 13, 1984 - North Shore News

Take the fear out
of schizophrenia

SCHIZOPHRENIA is a
frightening and little
understood illness.

A taped program of a
show dealing with the af-
fliction that attracted
widespread interest on the
Phil Donahue TV series will
be presented at Lions Gate
-Hospital at 8 p.m., Tuesday,
Apnil 17.

Titled ‘‘Surviving
Schizophrenia’’, the  pro-
gram is being presented by
the North Shore Friends of
Schizophrenics, the local
branch of the B.C. Friends
of Schizophrenics which was
incorporated in Vancouver
last year.

Everyone interested in the
work of the society has been
invited to attend ‘‘this first
important event’’ in its
ongoing attempt to educate
the public about the illness.

“If anyone has a specific
talent,’’ says Bill Alderton,
president of the North Shore
group, ‘‘he or she will be
especially welcomed -- but
one and all will be greeted
with love and hope at our
door.”’

The group’s big need at
the mament is for as many
volunteers as possible to
work with = schizophrenics
under the guidance of
professionals.

John Pringle, founder of
the Schizophrenia
Fellowship of Great Britain,
has stressed, however, that
‘‘professionals have
something to learn about the
management of
schizophrenics from the best
practice of competent
relatives.’’

Such management, Pringle
sayS, iS an art, not a science.
Relatives and lay volunteers
can become intuitively very

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skilled.
Research to date suggests
that some 35 new

schizophrenics are likely to
be diagnosed each year on
the North Shore, adding to
some 630 long-term sufferers
in the area and 1,400 North
Shore residents with a risk of
developing the illness over
the course of a lifetime.

Secretary of the B.C.
chapter is Gloria Kelsey of
North Vancouver, while Dr.
Norma Calder of West
Vancouver (922-6311) is in
charge of community
relations.

Vice-president of the
North Shore branch, work-
ing with Bill Alderton, is
Joan Deering of West Van.

Volunteers. will be sta-
tioned April 17 at the 15th
Street entrance of Lions
Gate Hospital to meet and
greet members of the public
attending the program.

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