Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) is applied to an array of emotional (anxiety, depression) and psychotic disorders. The psychological manage- ment of delusions and hallucinations has been promising (1-4), although sufficient evidence of its effectiveness is still lacking. One controlled study (1) investigated the effect of coping strategy enhancement and problem-solving on residual positive symptoms, accompanying distress and disability. Both showed significant reductions in symptom scores after 6 weeks compared to a waiting period (no improvement). Coping strategy enhancement appeared to be somewhat more effective than problem-solvin