Youth With Juvenile Schizophrenia: The Search for Reality

by Kenneth McIntosh, Phyllis Livingston

Race, gender, and culture do not affect who gets schizophrenia and who does not. Schizophrenia most commonly begins between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five for males, and between twenty-five and thirty for females (although it can begin at older ages as well). This book helps you find out more about this subject.

128 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2007

About the author

Kenneth McIntosh is a writer, educator and spiritual mentor. As a child he became fascinated with the Celtic legends of his heritage. Degrees in English and theology combined with travels in the Middle East and the Celtic lands of Ireland, Scotland and Wales inspire his writing.

He is best known for his book Water from an Ancient Well: Celtic Spirituality for Modern Life. In addition, he has written dozens of other books--mostly non-fiction. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona with his wife and pets. In addition to writing he teaches Comparative Religions at a community college and serves as pastor for a progressive Christian church. His hobbies include hiking, investigating rock art and archaeological sites, labyrinth building and fixing vintage Volkswagens.

Kenneth is also a noted public speaker and is available for seminars, retreats and other speaking engagements.