Dear John,
After a brief hiatus for the holiday season, SMI Spotlight has returned! This month's conversation is with
Lindsay Rauch, whose family was the subject of the book Hidden Valley Road, and the associated TV docuseries Six Schizophrenic Brothers.
Rauch speaks with Dr. Xavier Amador, TAC's Chief Science Officer, about the role anosognosia played in her brothers' illnesses, and the difference that knowledge about this symptom of SMI might have made in her family's trajectory.
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