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I used to have a fear of schizophrenia theme with my OCD. Your channel and talking to others has made me realize it would be ok if I ever fell into psychosis and destigmatized psychotic disorders. I no longer have this theme now :)
The biggest issue with mental health programs is the need for a diagnosis. If I had money for six months of a therapist faffing around, I wouldn't need to chase other treatment options. Shoutout to this lady for using a symptom based model and treating her patients for longer than like, two weeks
This video is pure gold for someone who really believes that people can live well with 'psychotic symptoms', Exciting, refreshing, motivating :) Thanks for both of you!
There is a program like this called, "FIRST IL" in Illinois that helps with people in psychosis and PTSD if anyone needs help. They take clients from 14 to 40 years old and up to 18 months of symptoms :-)
I had no idea that there was a prodrome to psychosis. It makes sense because I have chronic migraine and I can catch them in the prodrome phase up to 8 hours before the pain starts. The brain is such a fascinating thing!
Yes it often lasts longer then the psychotic episode itself. Especially first episode. Some people basically live in the prodromal phase and cycle back and forth from that to what they call psychosis. I am new to this channel and I saw this comment coz I've watched this vid about 5 times now. I get it. I had never heard of it before either until I did
@@peggysue1725 Just seen the comment flash up so I thought I would reply.. I hope for your sake it's a deep depression and not any sign of psychosis in the future.. I don't really know what to advise, because in my experience (in the UK) the doctors or even psychiatric hospitals have not been very helpful.. I hope for the best for you
@@mrg6185 it's okay, I have a doctors appt on the 9th of dec. I'm already diagnosed as schizoaffective but I haven't taken my meds for years and now the pandemic situation and pregnancy really fcked my head.. I hope I don't do something really stupid before I can get the abortion.. clocks ticking and I can't behave and I hate it that docs appointments go badly so often.. sorry for unloading publicly
@@peggysue1725 That's alright, this comment section seems to be mostly friendly. I see, your in a similar situation to me, I am diagnosed currently as having a Pychotic disorder and anxiety and depression, and I also don't take my meds.. (well I do take zopiclone and diazepam for insomnia and anxiety) but not the risperidone or ariprazole stuff... It's hard coz we all know how messed up those sort of meds are.. That's sad about the abortion, I'm guessing it's an unwanted pregnancy? Obviously I can't tell you what to do on that one coz I don't know your situation and stuff.. Are you in the UK? Good luck wid the appointment
Facinating interview Lauren. If only everyone got early intervention, their outcomes would be so much better. Her analogy of having to wait 18 months to have a broken leg fixed was so powerful.
Look at how many people this helps Lauren. We are always looking for the next new video. You are leading the way, doing things we can't. Teaching the world to look at mental illness in an entirely new way. There is so much farther to go. Many thanks.
Hey Lauren, good to 👀see you again! I have the same diagnosis as you. I am finding it very hard to get up after sleep. Not always, though. I feel dark and depressed, very negative, mostly in my sleep, though my sleep is relaxing. I've experienced such major losses in myself! I have a powerful cognitive ability, but it burns out much quicker than normal. My prescriber thinks I'm just fine, and I could be one of her sickest patients, it's just I'm very intelligent and a superb actor. It's hard getting help when you sound good describing your psychosis. I talk to my therapist tomorrow. And I am honest.
And yes its a good point. Often by the time u get to see the psychiatrist you are already so ill you don't want to see them. Where I live I was told they have average 400 patients on their books at one time. So please attend appointment. Then they send letter to wrong address haha . And yes pro dromal phase is important. I was told it was depression for over a year and ended up homeless and roaming the country before I got sectioned
This is an excellent video. The comparison given about the person with a broken leg having to wait to get it tended to. That's a great image. Yes, the person going through psychosis the first time should not have to be made to wait.
One thing is the lack of treatment, IE people who are first experiancing symptoms will often have no connections and not have even the foggiest idea on where to go for help. I think this program is a step in the right direction towards helping those people, but there are two issues that I am not sure are being addressed. Please be advised that I am in the US so these may differ in Canada. 1. Finding providers for treatment. Not only is insurance a big hurdle in the US, but I find that a lot of therapists offices and mental health treatment centers don't really advertize themselves. The first one I went to, didn't really even have a sign outside when I started. They were not some small or new office either. Eventually, A sign was put on the building and I think a smaller one in the parking lot, but both are still pretty easy to miss if you aren't looking for them. There are no billboards on the roads, no advertisements on TV, and vertually no social media advertizing of these specific offices either. I think more advertizing like this would help people who have basically no connection whatsoever to anyone who knows that these places even exist, and who may be experiancing symptoms find treatment much faster than hoping the person eventually finds your number and calls your office. Basically in my experiance a lot of providers rely on word of mouth for advertizing. If you don't already have some connection to or experiance with these places, that word of mouth isn't likely to reach you. You just aren't in the right circles, and you should not need to be. 2. The second issue is that waiting list. Often, providers once found, are either not accepting any new patients at all or have serious wait lists for those needing a first appointment. Part of the reason for this is how overworked providers already are. There are a lot of people that need help, and no where near enough providers to help them. A therapist might not get to spend longer than an hour or even 30 min with a patient because they may need to see 14 other patients that same day. For psychiatrists its worse. A common negative steriotype is "pill pusher" basically. And thats because when you go into the psychiatrists office, you basically say high, yes if your meds have been helping, no if they have not, and then you walk out with either a renewal of the same perscription or a new one. Many offices have more therapists than psychiatrists and a few might even share psychiatrists with another office a little further away via ITV or zoom or the like. Not only that, but often times that first appointment isn't just an hour in length. There are histories that need to be taken and forms upon forms that need to be filled out by all parties involved, on top of the ooodles of questions that need to be asked, some with no real solid answer. These first appointments are called assesments for a reason and can last a few hours sometimes. That means the person doing that assessment can't see as many other patients that day. Some offices hire therapists more or less to mainly do the "intake assessments" because of this (although that therapist might also see a smaller number of "regular" patients outside of doing those assessments). All of this leads to a very congested system where a person who is newly experiancing symptoms not only has trouble finding the help they need, but also has trouble actually getting it once they find it. These 2 issues are a big reason that the time between when a person first experiances, notices, or otherwise develops symptoms and the time they actually start recieving help and care for those symtoms is a YEAR AND A HALF. I had my fan running durring this video right in front of me, so maybe I just did not hear, but I don't feel like these two issues I stated above were really addressed all that much? I know there was talk about reducing that wait time in this video, but I feel like it was more along the lines of "we are going to reduce that wait time by treating these patients based on symptoms, streamlining their care a bit more, and giving them more control over their treatment plan" rather than "this is how we are going to help these people find us in the first place and get them the care they need faster." I think it helps that this person was running a program on a college campus, as that is where/when a lot of these symptoms can develop in a person, so a lot of her clientele might already have some connection and know that those services are available if needed since college campuses are much smaller and word of mouth tends to be much more effective, especially given that some professors may be involved and many students will have freinds that utilize those services, on top of fairs or other events where advertizing that these services exist might be done. But, what about those in the rest of the community? Those teens or 20 somethings not planning to attend college who develop symptoms? That may have been a bit beyond the scope of this interview, but still. I am not sure if this is going to be effectivew at reducing that year and a half for a lot of people who are "first timers." I know from experiance too. I first started having symptoms in november of 2011, they first got serious in like March of 2012. I was kicked out of college in April 2012 because of them. I did not get help until October of that year. Mostly because I had no clue where to even look for said help, and neither did anyone else. My mom (whom I was living with at the time) was basically my champion, but she really had no clue where to look either. By the time we found and called a place that could help us, they had a 6 month wait list full of people who probvably needed help about as much as I did, Thats terrible. And I hope it gets fixed soon.
Im so lucky I sought help without meaning to. I turned up to my brother's house thinking we would hide from the war raging outside. Instead he took me to the doctor and I got some help.
i'm having an intake for such a program thursday next week. due to having growing issues that could be related to a psychotic disorder. i go to a psychologist once per week (at the moment twice due to things getting worse) which was originally for different issues. but stuff started happening and now life is a real mess. at first i just thought stuff felt weird but that can happen sometimes, then a few months later i started seeing things, which i told my psychologist of course. but at that point the seeing things wasn't really at a convincing point, not like how it is now. about an hour ago i thought someone had knocked on my door, but everyone was downstairs. that kind of stuff is just getting more and more frequent and just feels more and more real. i hope they can prevent it whatever it would be specifically so i can do work and school again. in my family all i know of running mental illness is depression (or maybe bipolar, but all i know what that they used antidepressants), which i know i've got too, but never really thought about my past depressions until recently. but the thing is how different they were, because while my depressions did sometimes make it hard to work, i never had hallucinations during them that i know of. and just recently i figured out that the things going on in my head (i don't know what to call them) aren't really intrusive thoughts because apparently intrusive thoughts cannot talk. so everything is getting more and more complicated.
Can you do a video about "sluggish schizophrenia". it is when the soviets diagnosed people that they thought were threatening the security of the country. i think its an important thing to talk about too because of how governments can just abuse people by misdiagnosing them with fake or real disorders and the consequences of it to society and to the field of psychology as a whole and plus i think its fun to discuss history anyway : )
I love your channel I have commented in other vids coz I recently subbed. I have been told I have shizoaffective disorder aswel so I get it. I won't repeat previous questions I asked on other vids we? But I look forward to watching this one. I hate psychology coz all they do is section me haha I have mental health worker come see me once a week. But I been discharged from my psychiatrist coz I didn't attend appointments ,(only 1 out of 3) . turns out its coz they where sending letters to the wrong address... I explained this to my GP and NP but I ain't heard back yet. Bless you. I will watch now
She has a larger platform now so if you have a question you’d like answered you should repost! Many you tubers have a hard time keeping up with comments just because they are one person vs hundreds who leave comments
@@millennialstray4215 hello thank you for your response I know what u mean hundreds of comments. I notice the host does not reply on this channel like some do (we don't mind its just something we noticed) I don't mind tho maybe she does on Instagram but we don't do social media. Am glad she getting more sub's I've noticed she got like 300 more in a week or two am proud for her. I clicked your profile and it says sugrr is the devil I agree I never add to my food. Raw cane is OK but processed suger is basically sweet cancer. Since Victorian time consumption sky rocket and if look at time graphs so has cancer. I know there are other factors at play but we. I forgot what I was saying coz I accidentally discarded previous reply.. Maybe we will try and re post Thank you I hope we have a nice day
Hi, what would you do if the love one gone crazy and thinks that doctors and social services are EVIL and are trying to harm that person, moreover instead of going to doctor that person found cocaine dealer and gone crazy addicted to cocaine because it makes her feel confident and smart. If taken to hospital gets very aggressive and scared at the same time. Escapes from waiting room and lives in the bush for few days. What to do. How to help such person.
A lot of talk to get people to be drug dependent as soon as possible. Then again, some people do need intervention as soon as possible, for sure. I just want people to know how to be free from the symptoms by addressing the cause of schizophrenia. Yes, I said it. I know what is causing schizophrenia because I had it and I no longer have any of the symptoms. The delusions themselves are the cause of schizophrenia as well as one of the symptoms. People didn’t suddenly begin believing strange things. They have been believing strange things for a while. The psychosis is the result of all the confusion from believing things that are not true. It’s an escalation of a sort of cognitive dissonance that may take advantage of short term memory loss where the person can’t remember if something is true or not and just believes things, anything that comes to mind. The person gets caught up in a circular line of reasoning and they can’t get out. Every stimulus takes them back into the same line of reasoning. They develop a one track mind so to speak. I had to change everything that I believed and I had to determine and hold onto what was absolutely true.
First of all, thank you for your channel. Very informative. Also, has anyone seen 90 day fiance lately? This Dr. Is the long lost twin of Colt's new girlfriend Jess Caroline.
Just because you have schizophrenia doesn't mean you become religious? I mean Christian, do you live with people who drink alcohol? That you should talk about in your videos that come as living with all the people and not talking about this psychological illness. I have had schizophrenia for 8 years. The psychiatrist at the National Empowerment Center told me that schziophrenia can be cured and that it is due to trauma and cultural factors.
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I used to have a fear of schizophrenia theme with my OCD. Your channel and talking to others has made me realize it would be ok if I ever fell into psychosis and destigmatized psychotic disorders. I no longer have this theme now :)
I could have really used a doctor like her when I was younger in the worst of my symptoms. Great video.
The patronism of thought.
You rule! 🙏 I.e. ♥️your comment
The biggest issue with mental health programs is the need for a diagnosis. If I had money for six months of a therapist faffing around, I wouldn't need to chase other treatment options. Shoutout to this lady for using a symptom based model and treating her patients for longer than like, two weeks
As a psychology student, I'm incredibly grateful for this video Lauren :)
Same! I’m so excited to continue my studies now ☺️
@@xoxoamirtha :) Where do you study?
This video is pure gold for someone who really believes that people can live well with 'psychotic symptoms', Exciting, refreshing, motivating :) Thanks for both of you!
There is a program like this called, "FIRST IL" in Illinois that helps with people in psychosis and PTSD if anyone needs help. They take clients from 14 to 40 years old and up to 18 months of symptoms :-)
I had no idea that there was a prodrome to psychosis. It makes sense because I have chronic migraine and I can catch them in the prodrome phase up to 8 hours before the pain starts. The brain is such a fascinating thing!
Yes it often lasts longer then the psychotic episode itself. Especially first episode. Some people basically live in the prodromal phase and cycle back and forth from that to what they call psychosis.
I am new to this channel and I saw this comment coz I've watched this vid about 5 times now.
I get it. I had never heard of it before either until I did
@@mrg6185 Jesus fck I might be living in prodomal.
@@peggysue1725 Just seen the comment flash up so I thought I would reply..
I hope for your sake it's a deep depression and not any sign of psychosis in the future..
I don't really know what to advise, because in my experience (in the UK) the doctors or even psychiatric hospitals have not been very helpful..
I hope for the best for you
@@mrg6185 it's okay, I have a doctors appt on the 9th of dec. I'm already diagnosed as schizoaffective but I haven't taken my meds for years and now the pandemic situation and pregnancy really fcked my head.. I hope I don't do something really stupid before I can get the abortion.. clocks ticking and I can't behave and I hate it that docs appointments go badly so often.. sorry for unloading publicly
@@peggysue1725 That's alright, this comment section seems to be mostly friendly.
I see, your in a similar situation to me, I am diagnosed currently as having a Pychotic disorder and anxiety and depression, and I also don't take my meds..
(well I do take zopiclone and diazepam for insomnia and anxiety) but not the risperidone or ariprazole stuff...
It's hard coz we all know how messed up those sort of meds are..
That's sad about the abortion, I'm guessing it's an unwanted pregnancy? Obviously I can't tell you what to do on that one coz I don't know your situation and stuff..
Are you in the UK?
Good luck wid the appointment
Excellent, excellent, excellent! These videos are so helpful and give everyone so much hope!
This research keeps getting better.
Facinating interview Lauren. If only everyone got early intervention, their outcomes would be so much better. Her analogy of having to wait 18 months to have a broken leg fixed was so powerful.
Your videos are so so so helpful for me, thank you, keep up the great work!
Thank you for this video! Your channel is amazing and so so helpful!
Look at how many people this helps Lauren. We are always looking for the next new video. You are leading the way, doing things we can't. Teaching the world to look at mental illness in an entirely new way. There is so much farther to go. Many thanks.
Hey Lauren, good to 👀see you again! I have the same diagnosis as you. I am finding it very hard to get up after sleep. Not always, though. I feel dark and depressed, very negative, mostly in my sleep, though my sleep is relaxing. I've experienced such major losses in myself! I have a powerful cognitive ability, but it burns out much quicker than normal. My prescriber thinks I'm just fine, and I could be one of her sickest patients, it's just I'm very intelligent and a superb actor. It's hard getting help when you sound good describing your psychosis. I talk to my therapist tomorrow. And I am honest.
updates? location?
Thank you for these interviews. Can you talk about anosognosia. I'm really curious about that and a professional in the field's point of view.
And yes its a good point. Often by the time u get to see the psychiatrist you are already so ill you don't want to see them. Where I live I was told they have average 400 patients on their books at one time. So please attend appointment. Then they send letter to wrong address haha
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And yes pro dromal phase is important. I was told it was depression for over a year and ended up homeless and roaming the country before I got sectioned
As a med student who wants to become a psychiatrist I really appreciate your videos:)
Omg this is where I go for treatment!! It's such a small world lol
before i became ill i was accepted as a graduate student in the psych department at OSU, ironically.
Came straight from your Instagram post! Thanks so much :)
This is an excellent video. The comparison given about the person with a broken leg having to wait to get it tended to. That's a great image. Yes, the person going through psychosis the first time should not have to be made to wait.
not the best comparison, psychiatric professionals definition of "psychosis" is so broad and holds no scientific legitimacy
One thing is the lack of treatment, IE people who are first experiancing symptoms will often have no connections and not have even the foggiest idea on where to go for help. I think this program is a step in the right direction towards helping those people, but there are two issues that I am not sure are being addressed. Please be advised that I am in the US so these may differ in Canada.
1. Finding providers for treatment. Not only is insurance a big hurdle in the US, but I find that a lot of therapists offices and mental health treatment centers don't really advertize themselves. The first one I went to, didn't really even have a sign outside when I started. They were not some small or new office either. Eventually, A sign was put on the building and I think a smaller one in the parking lot, but both are still pretty easy to miss if you aren't looking for them. There are no billboards on the roads, no advertisements on TV, and vertually no social media advertizing of these specific offices either. I think more advertizing like this would help people who have basically no connection whatsoever to anyone who knows that these places even exist, and who may be experiancing symptoms find treatment much faster than hoping the person eventually finds your number and calls your office. Basically in my experiance a lot of providers rely on word of mouth for advertizing. If you don't already have some connection to or experiance with these places, that word of mouth isn't likely to reach you. You just aren't in the right circles, and you should not need to be.
2. The second issue is that waiting list. Often, providers once found, are either not accepting any new patients at all or have serious wait lists for those needing a first appointment. Part of the reason for this is how overworked providers already are. There are a lot of people that need help, and no where near enough providers to help them. A therapist might not get to spend longer than an hour or even 30 min with a patient because they may need to see 14 other patients that same day. For psychiatrists its worse. A common negative steriotype is "pill pusher" basically. And thats because when you go into the psychiatrists office, you basically say high, yes if your meds have been helping, no if they have not, and then you walk out with either a renewal of the same perscription or a new one. Many offices have more therapists than psychiatrists and a few might even share psychiatrists with another office a little further away via ITV or zoom or the like. Not only that, but often times that first appointment isn't just an hour in length. There are histories that need to be taken and forms upon forms that need to be filled out by all parties involved, on top of the ooodles of questions that need to be asked, some with no real solid answer. These first appointments are called assesments for a reason and can last a few hours sometimes. That means the person doing that assessment can't see as many other patients that day. Some offices hire therapists more or less to mainly do the "intake assessments" because of this (although that therapist might also see a smaller number of "regular" patients outside of doing those assessments).
All of this leads to a very congested system where a person who is newly experiancing symptoms not only has trouble finding the help they need, but also has trouble actually getting it once they find it. These 2 issues are a big reason that the time between when a person first experiances, notices, or otherwise develops symptoms and the time they actually start recieving help and care for those symtoms is a YEAR AND A HALF. I had my fan running durring this video right in front of me, so maybe I just did not hear, but I don't feel like these two issues I stated above were really addressed all that much? I know there was talk about reducing that wait time in this video, but I feel like it was more along the lines of "we are going to reduce that wait time by treating these patients based on symptoms, streamlining their care a bit more, and giving them more control over their treatment plan" rather than "this is how we are going to help these people find us in the first place and get them the care they need faster." I think it helps that this person was running a program on a college campus, as that is where/when a lot of these symptoms can develop in a person, so a lot of her clientele might already have some connection and know that those services are available if needed since college campuses are much smaller and word of mouth tends to be much more effective, especially given that some professors may be involved and many students will have freinds that utilize those services, on top of fairs or other events where advertizing that these services exist might be done. But, what about those in the rest of the community? Those teens or 20 somethings not planning to attend college who develop symptoms? That may have been a bit beyond the scope of this interview, but still. I am not sure if this is going to be effectivew at reducing that year and a half for a lot of people who are "first timers."
I know from experiance too. I first started having symptoms in november of 2011, they first got serious in like March of 2012. I was kicked out of college in April 2012 because of them. I did not get help until October of that year. Mostly because I had no clue where to even look for said help, and neither did anyone else. My mom (whom I was living with at the time) was basically my champion, but she really had no clue where to look either. By the time we found and called a place that could help us, they had a 6 month wait list full of people who probvably needed help about as much as I did, Thats terrible. And I hope it gets fixed soon.
My symptoms get stronger the older I get. I love you're videos
even with meds?
Thank you, would like to hear more.
Very well explained thanks
Your videos are a blessing!💖
Im so lucky I sought help without meaning to. I turned up to my brother's house thinking we would hide from the war raging outside. Instead he took me to the doctor and I got some help.
How to advocate for a loved one or yourself ,
would be so great to hear your experience !!
I’ve experienced psychosis as a symptom of a severe depressive episode so this, and your channel overall has been really helpful. :
I love your channel!!
i'm having an intake for such a program thursday next week. due to having growing issues that could be related to a psychotic disorder. i go to a psychologist once per week (at the moment twice due to things getting worse) which was originally for different issues. but stuff started happening and now life is a real mess. at first i just thought stuff felt weird but that can happen sometimes, then a few months later i started seeing things, which i told my psychologist of course. but at that point the seeing things wasn't really at a convincing point, not like how it is now. about an hour ago i thought someone had knocked on my door, but everyone was downstairs. that kind of stuff is just getting more and more frequent and just feels more and more real. i hope they can prevent it whatever it would be specifically so i can do work and school again.
in my family all i know of running mental illness is depression (or maybe bipolar, but all i know what that they used antidepressants), which i know i've got too, but never really thought about my past depressions until recently. but the thing is how different they were, because while my depressions did sometimes make it hard to work, i never had hallucinations during them that i know of. and just recently i figured out that the things going on in my head (i don't know what to call them) aren't really intrusive thoughts because apparently intrusive thoughts cannot talk. so everything is getting more and more complicated.
This is so great !!! Thank you !
Can you do a video about "sluggish schizophrenia". it is when the soviets diagnosed people that they thought were threatening the security of the country. i think its an important thing to talk about too because of how governments can just abuse people by misdiagnosing them with fake or real disorders and the consequences of it to society and to the field of psychology as a whole and plus i think its fun to discuss history anyway : )
Thanks!
You've got a good brain Girl, you are left to train it. Thank you for allowing us/I/we to follow your movement. 🙏 can we share a snig,,?
Well done. We thank you.☺
Thanks. For. All. These. Video's.
Can one take schizophrenia medication for a lifetime?
Great video again!
Thank you so much
Great work!!
When u get super focused,
You and i have the same forhead vein.. Lol 😜
Love ur vids. Thank you for sharing
❤
I love your channel I have commented in other vids coz I recently subbed. I have been told I have shizoaffective disorder aswel so I get it. I won't repeat previous questions I asked on other vids we? But I look forward to watching this one. I hate psychology coz all they do is section me haha
I have mental health worker come see me once a week. But I been discharged from my psychiatrist coz I didn't attend appointments ,(only 1 out of 3) . turns out its coz they where sending letters to the wrong address... I explained this to my GP and NP but I ain't heard back yet.
Bless you. I will watch now
She has a larger platform now so if you have a question you’d like answered you should repost! Many you tubers have a hard time keeping up with comments just because they are one person vs hundreds who leave comments
@@millennialstray4215 hello thank you for your response I know what u mean hundreds of comments. I notice the host does not reply on this channel like some do (we don't mind its just something we noticed) I don't mind tho maybe she does on Instagram but we don't do social media.
Am glad she getting more sub's I've noticed she got like 300 more in a week or two am proud for her.
I clicked your profile and it says sugrr is the devil I agree I never add to my food. Raw cane is OK but processed suger is basically sweet cancer.
Since Victorian time consumption sky rocket and if look at time graphs so has cancer. I know there are other factors at play but we.
I forgot what I was saying coz I accidentally discarded previous reply..
Maybe we will try and re post
Thank you I hope we have a nice day
Hi, what would you do if the love one gone crazy and thinks that doctors and social services are EVIL and are trying to harm that person, moreover instead of going to doctor that person found cocaine dealer and gone crazy addicted to cocaine because it makes her feel confident and smart.
If taken to hospital gets very aggressive and scared at the same time. Escapes from waiting room and lives in the bush for few days.
What to do. How to help such person.
Amazing!
can you do more information on this? for toronto?
where can I find this in toronto?
really interesting .
A lot of talk to get people to be drug dependent as soon as possible. Then again, some people do need intervention as soon as possible, for sure. I just want people to know how to be free from the symptoms by addressing the cause of schizophrenia. Yes, I said it. I know what is causing schizophrenia because I had it and I no longer have any of the symptoms. The delusions themselves are the cause of schizophrenia as well as one of the symptoms. People didn’t suddenly begin believing strange things. They have been believing strange things for a while. The psychosis is the result of all the confusion from believing things that are not true. It’s an escalation of a sort of cognitive dissonance that may take advantage of short term memory loss where the person can’t remember if something is true or not and just believes things, anything that comes to mind. The person gets caught up in a circular line of reasoning and they can’t get out. Every stimulus takes them back into the same line of reasoning. They develop a one track mind so to speak. I had to change everything that I believed and I had to determine and hold onto what was absolutely true.
First of all, thank you for your channel. Very informative. Also, has anyone seen 90 day fiance lately? This Dr. Is the long lost twin of Colt's new girlfriend Jess Caroline.
Good video
Pre teaching ingesting food.....lipids important....largish amount
Is treatment free in the USA Canada?
Do psychosis patierson...have neral degeneration....
THE Ohio state university
The vocal intonation of psychologist who Ends many syllables with a question mark. Drive anyone bonkers.
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Just because you have schizophrenia doesn't mean you become religious? I mean Christian, do you live with people who drink alcohol? That you should talk about in your videos that come as living with all the people and not talking about this psychological illness. I have had schizophrenia for 8 years. The psychiatrist at the National Empowerment Center told me that schziophrenia can be cured and that it is due to trauma and cultural factors.
Traductor
Saving the normal from shitty professionals...
The enchanted mexico quickly scatter because daffodil concurringly whirl pace a oafish feet. strong, endurable tower
You are so beautiful.
sometimes i wonder wether you are talking or crying, no offense
Thanks!