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I am not sick, I don't need help!

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Learn the LEAP method of communication and about anosognosia


Many individuals who have a medical condition causing psychosis or a severe mental illness (SMI), have a lack of insight into their illness. This is called anosognosia. Dr. Amador had a brother who had anosognosia and he learned and created an effective communication method for caretakers and loved ones, called LEAP. Dr. Amador wrote the book "I am not sick, I don't need help!". He wrote other books and created the LEAP Institute which also provides training resources and support.


LEAP stands for:

  • Listen

  • Empathize

  • Agree

  • Partner


This book/audiobook has helped families and caretakers all over the world. We encourage you to buy the book or audiobook. Learn LEAP and see what a difference it can make for you.


Buy the book/audiobook on Amazon, by clicking here.


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Who is this tool for?

Caretakers, family members, law enforcement officers, social workers, mental health professionals, and all who are having challenges with communication with someone in psychosis or who has a severe mental illness (SMI).


Why use this tool?

The LEAP method can help anyone who is having communication and treatment or adherence challenges. It can also help when there is a conflict during a psychotic episode or in building a relationship with the individual.


Visit The LEAP Institute website to learn more about LEAP, Dr. Amador, his brother Henry, anosognosia, and register for trainings, by clicking here.


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