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A model program to teach parenting skills to schizophrenic mothers.

Because of the emphasis on community treatment of schizophrenia and the fact that the illness often does not appear until the late 20s, an increasing number of schizophrenic women are marrying and having children (1-2). Less than 20 percent of these children become schizophrenic themselves (3), and a surprising number become superachievens (4). Thus early intervention may be particularly valuable for them. However, most mental health facilities are not able to provide targeted assistance in mothering to schizophrenic women. Only a few such.programs have been developed (5-7), and most reports have not included enough information about their clinical functioning to allow others to benefit from their experience. This paper describes our work at