7 Signs of Major Depression with Psychotic Features

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  • Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
  • Depression is a difficult condition to live with and affects the way a person functions and how they feel about the world around them. However, depression comes in many different forms and impacts each person differently. Sometimes depression may come with delusions or hallucinations, known as psychotic features - earning the name: psychotic depression. To better understand what exactly psychotic depression is, here are a few signs of major depressive disorder (MDD) with psychotic features.
    Disclaimer: This video is for informative purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose any conditions or give mental health advice. Please reach out to a healthcare provider or mental health professional if you are struggling.
    We also made a video on the signs you're depressed, not sad: • 6 Signs You're Depress...
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    References:
    Black, R. (2019, April 10). Psychotic Depression: What It Is and What You Should Know. Psycom.Net - Mental Health Treatment Resource Since 1986. www.psycom.net/psychotic-depression-what-you-should-know
    Brightquest. (2020, July 5). Major Depression with Psychotic Features -. BrightQuest Treatment Centers. www.brightquest.com/major-depression/major-depression-psychotic-features/
    Kerr, M. (2018, September 5). Major Depression with Psychotic Features (Psychotic Depression). Healthline. www.healthline.com/health/depression/psychotic-depression#symptoms
    National Institute of Mental Health. (2019, February 1). NIMH » Major Depression. NIMH. www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/major-depression.shtml
    Rothschild, A. (2019, May 29). Unipolar major depression with psychotic features: Acute treatment. UpToDate. www.uptodate.com/contents/unipolar-major-depression-with-psychotic-features-acute-treatment
    U.S National Library of Medicine. (2020, August 25). Major depression with psychotic features. Medline Plus. medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000933.htm
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  • @Psych2go
    @Psych2go  3 года назад +1299

    If you are feeling depressed or contemplating suicide please remember that you are not alone.
    Suicide Hotlines:
    America: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
    Canada: 1-866-531-2600
    Australia: 13 11 14
    United Kingdom: +44 (0) 8457 90 90 90
    Beijing: 0800-810-1117
    Hong Kong: +852 28 960 000
    Japan/Tokyo: 81 (0) 3 5286 9090
    Brazil: 55 11 31514109 or (91) 3223-0074
    Mexico: 9453777
    Germany: 0800 111 0 111
    Russia: (495) 625 3101
    India: 91-22-27546669
    Iran: 1480
    South Africa: 0800 12 13 14
    This is only a short list of a few countries, however there is always somebody to reach out to.
    Mental Health Hotline: unitedgmh.org/mental-health-support

    • @datboi6954
      @datboi6954 3 года назад +34

      "Don't suffer in silence"

    • @thewea3042
      @thewea3042 3 года назад +3

      Thanks for the phones numbers its helpful ♥️

    • @myusernameissolonglolimgon8700
      @myusernameissolonglolimgon8700 3 года назад +2

      Hello

    • @Samthereal
      @Samthereal 3 года назад +1

      @Ranveer Bhavsar I'm not like that I try helping them or just try and make them happy

    • @jojoplayz8424
      @jojoplayz8424 3 года назад +2

      I’m glad I never ever got a suicide thought in my life

  • @datboi6954
    @datboi6954 3 года назад +2235

    1. feeling hopeless and helpless 1:11
    2. holding false beliefs 1:36
    3. poor concentration 2:02
    4. losing pleasure in activities 2:28
    5. feeling guilty 2:50
    6. suicidal ideation 3:30
    7. seeing or hearing things that aren't there 4:06
    I hope I could help! (:
    Remember, help is available for those that need it. (:

    • @clouds4800
      @clouds4800 3 года назад +69

      Hello there time traveler! :)

    • @rae5201
      @rae5201 3 года назад +135

      Oh fuck I have all of those

    • @candychessie
      @candychessie 3 года назад +20

      are you a memebr to the channel and just saw it earlier than everyone else or something idk

    • @ami5849
      @ami5849 3 года назад +11

      How do you time-travel tho?? Somebody plz tell me.

    • @87.l9
      @87.l9 3 года назад +5

      @@ami5849
      TiMe MaChInE

  • @PsychologyHub
    @PsychologyHub 3 года назад +2628

    To whoever reads this, I wish you health and success!

    • @Analittle
      @Analittle 3 года назад +10

      Wishing you the same!! 💕

    • @nandhini9308
      @nandhini9308 3 года назад +8

      Thanks A Lot ♥️ God Bless You

    • @thewea3042
      @thewea3042 3 года назад +3

      Thanks for sticking my rule ^^

    • @Carnifici
      @Carnifici 3 года назад +3

      Wishing me death seems like more possible scenario AND! it solves every of my problems. So... Plz wish me death~

    • @sunshineshining4167
      @sunshineshining4167 3 года назад +3

      @@Carnifici don't be hopeless. Everything will be fine one day. Please be positive. God bless you.

  • @tablet6655
    @tablet6655 3 года назад +1392

    The hallucinations can also manifest in physical sensations, smells and tastes. For example: perceiving a rotten scent from nowhere.

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +36

      @The Emo Trans Bimbo can it feel like someone (a human) is touching you? or hugging you?

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +11

      can one experience smelling pleasant or "strange" things or is it mostly smells that one would perceive as negativ?

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +7

      @The Emo Trans Bimbo I had assumed so, but I don't know much about it. I should read up on that. (Thank you for answering btw!)

    • @dakodabettes8126
      @dakodabettes8126 3 года назад +14

      Mine are auditory

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +7

      @The Emo Trans Bimbo Sounds a bit like whats going on with me, so I was curious what others were experiencing

  • @Dawnishere
    @Dawnishere 3 года назад +598

    As someone who has psychosis and suffers from delusions, visual, audio, physical hallucinations, voices and violent thoughts this video is oddly comforting. Dunno why but it does weirdly. Maybe it just reminds me that I'm not alone? Who knows?

    • @idk-jy6cc
      @idk-jy6cc 3 года назад +31

      You are never alone in this life, friend 💛

    • @lemonaxolotl9628
      @lemonaxolotl9628 3 года назад +12

      hey i get you, i deal with the same and i think its something to do with reassurance

    • @Mtz2604
      @Mtz2604 3 года назад +16

      I'm not fighting in this specific battlefield, but for my brothers and sisters dealing with this battlefield, my heart is with you. I'm able to understand better what you're going through. I'm in another battlefield, close to yours.

    • @filmfan3697
      @filmfan3697 3 года назад +4

      You are definitely not alone. I was diagnosed with this and I, too, found this comforting. It's very validating.

    • @vintagetea3135
      @vintagetea3135 3 года назад +5

      It's not something to be relief about but yeah ur not alone.. This is a silent killer I'm realizing that now i thought i had gotten better but no it suddenly kicks in and even worse then before now it feels like demons are watching me and calling out for me but then i realized it was only in my head i can't sleep alone or with the the lights off sometimes i can't sleep at all

  • @justcallmedaddy6977
    @justcallmedaddy6977 3 года назад +319

    *casually relates to every symptom*
    excuse me miss therapist i need to have a chat with you

    • @alejandrorodriguez-nt7hj
      @alejandrorodriguez-nt7hj 3 года назад +26

      bro i can just be reading a book or something and see something black moving around my room with the corner of my eyes, i live with that but other people when i tell them that are like 0_0

    • @priyansh5471
      @priyansh5471 3 года назад +2

      @@alejandrorodriguez-nt7hj same

    • @iambored1528
      @iambored1528 3 года назад

      @Qirno Channel lmao bot

    • @user-kp1np3pf6x
      @user-kp1np3pf6x 3 года назад

      @A. K. GAMING LOL bot

    • @babiegat
      @babiegat 3 года назад

      Same tho

  • @stayhappylittlemermaid
    @stayhappylittlemermaid 3 года назад +236

    I feel a new beginning coming towards me and I'm running to it with open arms.

  • @OrionMelodyMusic
    @OrionMelodyMusic 3 года назад +264

    I'm 27. I've been struggling with depression since I was about 18 or so. I live with my family still, which may be a big contributor to that. Don't misunderstand me, I love my family (well, most of them anyway ;P), but I just feel so stuck there. Like anyone else, I wanted (still do) to leave home, but I just don't know how. Or sometimes, I think I can do it, only to be struck down again. Each week seems to bleed into the next, and they all feel the same. I am seeing a therapist, and it has helped to an extent, but it might be a while before I see any real change. To those who don't have to deal with depression, you're very lucky. To those who do, well, I'm right in there with you. Keep strong.

    • @john_your_drug_dealer
      @john_your_drug_dealer 3 года назад +7

      I completely understand you. I hope you can reach your objectives soon! youre strong and you can do it

    • @Mtz2604
      @Mtz2604 3 года назад +14

      Hi there Orion wolf: well, lemme share a little bit of my story with you, so you know that you're not alone.
      First, I'm happy and proud that you're in therapy! The path to heal is a bumpy road but you're a trooper.
      I deal with suicidal thoughts since I'm 6yo. I came out with my "genius plan" to help relieve all my family's (well, in my household) pressure and my mom's even more. The deal is that at that age I didn't know how to kill myself, but I knew that once you're dead, you don't come back. No heaven or hell, just like when you sleep. Unconscious and non existent. That will help them! That way nobody had to think about my needs, my school, my lunches and having money for the nanny. My mom could use that money that she spent on my for the house and paying the rent and working could be easier. We went to the doctor the very next day.
      No meds, maybe some depression, "kids shouldn't be depressive at that age, they don't even get it. Just don't talk about money topics when she's around" I'm sorry doctor, I've always been able to know when mom have to pay stuff, how having her very own salon was draining her. That she wasn't writing nice things or doing "adult math homework".
      At nine, psychologists come to the school and ask to have a talk with all the kids in the school over some weeks because the guys studying needed to do interviews. The guy who talked with me was cool, engaging. Cracked some laughs from me, he was taking notes while we talked. At the end hands me a paper that says "suicidal ideation, positive risk". My mom was upset when I gave her the paper. "Why are you saying those things? People will think I'm being abusive towards you and I'm not... That I don't take good care of you, that I'm a terrible mom, stop it."
      I had my first period at 11. Suddenly those ideas and concerns started creeping out of all the corners of my head. They went nuts close to my period. At 13 I saw someone at the TV, on the series "ER". It was a young gal that got a blood infection from a cut or wound. She denied any cuts and the doctor noticed that she was pulling her skirt down, hiding something. He asks to please let him check ine of her legs. She cut herself and that's where she got the germs from. Oh, so cutting? Isn't it hurtful? Why would she do that.... She said "it makes me feel better".
      Well, sounds weird but I'mma try.
      Starting with self harm since my 13s, almost daily until my 16s. Met a great guy at highschool, he became my best friend! (We're 5 years married, 13 years together and counting) I told my secret, he was so sad, begged me to stop, at least for him. I did my best, still do my best.
      At my 18s I started seeing a psychiatrist, since my OBGY advices it. My pill wasn't enough to help me with my thoughts. After a year seeing this psychiatrist, he just said "Alright, you have premenstrual dysphoric disorder, gonna be with you for life or until you get your menopause; not sure if you're gonna get depressive after that but let's not think on that. Take your pill so your periods don't break you and this amount of Prozac, have a good one, bye..."
      I took Prozac for years. We married at my 24s, so 2 years into my lovely marriage, I'm planning how to kill myself. I had to try at least one more time to get help. For my hubby, my furry babies, my mom...
      1st month in psych ward. Got tested, all types of tests. A real empathetic and caring psychiatrist explained to me all.
      "You have some coexisting conditions and that's why it was hard to see which one was what. You have your premenstrual dysphoric disorder, you know that one. But also you have mayor depressive disorder, and persistent depressive disorder, and a personality disorder, is called borderline personality disorder. You need to take this meds to keep you stable and...." He explained all to me, my husband, my family. It made sense.
      I came back to work. Had some sick leaves for a week or 2 between my discharge and another hospitalization for another month, another psych hospital. It helped but it wasn't the best. Came to work again, other sick leaves. Is hard to walk straight all the time. Relapsed on cutting a couple of times more. I lost my job when I was prescribed with antipsychotics. Hit me hard and my boss at that time wasn't patient or even though about his employees. He yeet me out, almost like the Fresh Prince.
      Then covid-19 came.
      I got a new job but I needed to stop taking risperidone, it was backfiring me. He send me levomepromazine.
      Doc, you know what happened the last time you send me an antipsychotic, what happens if I lose my job again? I need a job...
      "Let's hope this doesn't make you feel as bad. See ya in 3 months".
      I lost my job, at training. Since then, I haven't had a job.
      I got my appointment with my psychiatrist:
      Doc, I lost my job again...
      This particular pill ain't helping and if I keep trying another antipsychotic, I don't think Im gonna be able to keep a job. I'm with my hands tied. Is really hard to not go back to cutting. My weight ballooned. I'm not taking this pill any longer, all my other meds I will, but not this one.
      I went to ER on Friday and they said that I had to talk with you. I'm getting into psych ward again...
      "No no, you don't need it! And we're with covid-19, all the space available in the psych hospitals is being used for covid patients. They're not getting people in. Unless you're extremely in need"
      So, you mean I'm not in need to receive help? That I'm not that bad?
      "Oh no no, I don't mean that. You know what I consider and if it wasn't for the pandemic..."
      Ok doc, what we do, I can't keep holding up, please.
      We came to an agreement about the calibration of my mood regulator and other med.
      I'm feeling better than with the antipsychotics. I'm hoping to get a job soon.
      I hope you get better, we can get better.
      Thanks for reading. I'll have you in my thoughts.

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    • @OrionMelodyMusic
      @OrionMelodyMusic 3 года назад +3

      Thanks guys (not the spammers, though). I know I'm not alone, but sometimes it feels like it. So hearing your replies makes it a little less lonely. I'm sorry yall are going through your own rough patches. I hope things will start getting better for you soon. We just have to keep trucking along.

    • @nabielaibrahim1551
      @nabielaibrahim1551 3 года назад +3

      @@Mtz2604 Try CBD oil, medicinal mushrooms like reishi and lions mane....they help with depression and all sorts of mental issues.... also they are natural without major side effects....

  • @siqxyre8473
    @siqxyre8473 3 года назад +200

    I have Dysthymia which is usually stable and just keeps me bored and unmotivated.
    but sometimes I have triggers that plunge me down so deep into depression, that it becomes psychotic.
    and when I say psychotic, I really do mean it, my delusions become so overbearing it almost trumps my sadness itself. I become utterly convinced I'm a horrible horrible person who only brings pain to those I am near.
    At the same time, I convince myself that I'm innocent and that nobody understands me so they hate me. That I'm alone in a world which is tailored specifically to be cruel to me.
    Neither is true, but I believed it wholeheartedly last time I spiraled.

    • @sunshineshining4167
      @sunshineshining4167 3 года назад +5

      Consult a doctor as soon as possible. Everything will be fine. God bless you. Also follow some steps.
      Do meditation regularly.
      Do exercises and read books.
      God bless you dear

    • @Mtz2604
      @Mtz2604 3 года назад +8

      I get your words, you're not alone in this fella. Believe me. From another's eyes, I can see the ton of people dealing with this, as me and you. So we're like an army of people, in the same battle. We might not be all at the same place, but we exist.

    • @sexballs458
      @sexballs458 3 года назад +12

      yo wtf i experience the same thing with having normally stable depression like symptoms, but occasionally having it get worse. i get paranoid and i believed the same things during those episodes but i genuinely had no idea they were delusions ??

    • @metra8604
      @metra8604 3 года назад +2

      @@sexballs458 sameee

    • @enydnightshade
      @enydnightshade 3 года назад +7

      It happens to me to and sometimes my head answers back that maybe i am. I also became cynical and my brain thinking was so fast (negative feelings, thought, rumination/compulsions) than it used to like it's left-to-right over and over. It is scary because we do all think but this time it doesn't feel right. You are depressed and you get depressed more when you realize that you are becoming a person that you are not. Like it shocked me so much that my brain could spiral down that hard.

  • @Blue-mi6gk
    @Blue-mi6gk 3 года назад +37

    Everytime i think about suicide, something or someone in my head just tells me to stop. They also comfort me when i'm sad. I'm pretty glad i have them

    • @JCluvr19
      @JCluvr19 3 года назад +7

      Not trying to push my beliefs on someone else, but that sounds like the Paraclete aka the Holy Spirit

    • @7dawid7
      @7dawid7 3 года назад +4

      I believe you will find fulfillment if you go on a personal journey to find out what that someone or something is. I did, and decided to be careful about where I searched. Try with all your might, and you will definitely succeed. Godspeed. 🔥

    • @Friendly_Neigborhood_Astolfo
      @Friendly_Neigborhood_Astolfo 3 дня назад

      Whenever I do I imagine the aftermath and many of my friends, enemies, and even some aquaitances I barely know in complete tears

  • @pratikpalchowdhury2454
    @pratikpalchowdhury2454 3 года назад +212

    To all who are suffering from whatsoever now. You problems are always validated, no matter the age. Mental illnesses can happen to anyone, at anytime. But this time passes. Life is a mix of good and bad. You probably left your happy childhood days and are suffering as an adult or teenager. But never forget how not every thing is permanent. This time will pass and you will change too. You will become stronger because life is teaching you the hard way now. Never lose hope and keep going. Leaning on someone when you are tired is just fine and try to be a space of comfort for someone who is suffering too. I know we can do it.

    • @dakodabettes8126
      @dakodabettes8126 3 года назад +1

      Thank u but I can't get rid of mine literally because it's rooted in my genes. At the same time though, comments like this helps people like me sooo much I would like to say thank u.

    • @pratikpalchowdhury2454
      @pratikpalchowdhury2454 3 года назад +3

      @@dakodabettes8126 it's not something that you get rid of but it is something that heals overtime and gets better and hope I could help

    • @antheia__
      @antheia__ 3 года назад +1

      you made me cry, thank you, take care

    • @pratikpalchowdhury2454
      @pratikpalchowdhury2454 3 года назад

      @Knigh T this is both nice and sad at the same time

    • @SweetUniverse
      @SweetUniverse 3 года назад +5

      No, I left miserable childhood days and became a miserable adult

  • @a79919
    @a79919 3 года назад +55

    After starting anti depressants, I realized how delusional I was about things that weren't really happening. Definitely one of my biggest fears is not being in control of my mind, I thought I was but knowing I wasn't is very scary. I hope everyone can get help for depression, it's a massive burden you shouldn't have to carry

    • @RealityRecovery
      @RealityRecovery 8 месяцев назад

      How do we move on ?

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад +1

      Thats almost like the thing of anxiety, uncertain future and feeling it is out of control

  • @graciewhite2631
    @graciewhite2631 3 года назад +35

    As a person who suffered with this from a young age and many more mental illness, I will say it definitely does get better. Your coping strengthens and you start to feel normal as you learn to roll with the punches and go with the flow. I’ve learned that I cannot control a lot of things, but that I can control MY thoughts and MY feelings. And as long as I know that I am content. You got this. And don’t sweat the things that aren’t in your control or just don’t matter. Remember that you yourself are powerful and can do anything and overcome any obstacle. Banish the negative and tell yourself that you’re doing the best you can and that you’re best will always be good enough. If you need help there are so many people who are happy to help you through it. If I hadn’t gotten the help I needed I don’t think I would be here.

    • @lukecohen9833
      @lukecohen9833 Год назад +2

      it won't get better for me at least

    • @paulflint6254
      @paulflint6254 6 месяцев назад

      I understand as I'm same 😥@@lukecohen9833

  • @urmilasalam8673
    @urmilasalam8673 3 года назад +351

    "A body that's trying to live but a mind that's trying to die" It's depression 😄

    • @OHMYGODAGHOST
      @OHMYGODAGHOST Год назад +5

      What if it's more like your mind is fighting with itself about every little thing

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад

      or you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, or a shadow with weight.my emotions are draining me.

  • @exproshunnnn
    @exproshunnnn 3 года назад +56

    I feel sorry for myself, because after I watched this, I realized that I'm experiencing all these signs right now; the age of 14.

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад +10

      And you’ll be stronger for having survived it.

    • @thefloorreallylovesjimin9429
      @thefloorreallylovesjimin9429 3 года назад +2

      Same :)

    • @1happypiranha
      @1happypiranha 3 года назад +6

      I was diagnosed with Bipolar 1 disorder at your age. I’m in my mid 30’s now. It was really hard at first, yes, but as I found the right medicine I got better. Bipolar 1 (at least for me, everyone’s diagnosis and prognosis is different) is a lifelong condition that relapses. I will need to be on medication the rest of my life but I’m not alone. Neither are you. You will be alright, just don’t give up- you will get better! 💚

    • @quayl1337
      @quayl1337 3 года назад +2

      Well, good sir. Its typical of that age for men sadly. Started for me sooner, still dealing with it later. You dont ever truly get thru the pain, you just get better at faking it and pushing it down.

    • @no.8952
      @no.8952 3 года назад

      @Black Boy King TV yep

  • @JioVega
    @JioVega 3 года назад +43

    I met a new person out for lunch. We spoke for a while afterwards, but I thought I heard her say something that she has no recollection of saying. It was definitely her voice I heard, but it sounded super close, like someone imitated her voice and spoke directly into my ear. She was at least 4 feet away. I think Im losing my mind

    • @sunshineshining4167
      @sunshineshining4167 3 года назад +12

      Please consult a doctor as soon as possible.

    • @jj4101
      @jj4101 3 года назад +12

      That happens to me sometimes don't worry its not uncommon, I sometimes hear my name being called and thinking its my mum or sister lol 😂

    • @smileymctrashbag
      @smileymctrashbag 3 года назад +2

      Thats not uncommon!

    • @isabelluongo935
      @isabelluongo935 3 года назад +2

      I dunno I feel like it's quite common, I have visual hallucinations at night and as far as I know it has happend to everyone at least once. If it happens often and it really annoys you then you should seek for help.

  • @Retrodesperado
    @Retrodesperado 3 года назад +14

    I've experienced all of these symptoms. No longer finding joy in playing video games, spending all day worrying if I said the wrong thing to somebody, feeling like everyone hates me, and hallucinating, thinking my dog was there when he really wasn't. Along with nervous breakdowns, yelling and shouting. It took me a long time to break out of it. Almost 2 years... But I'm finally starting to feel better. I'm exercising, mediation, walking the dog everyday, doing chores, drawing, and writing, completely cut out alcohol. I had to block out a few people in order to focus on myself. I was tired, so tired of waking up and feeling that way so I finally did something about it. Everyone is different, but I promise you things get better. Keep on holding on. You can do it. ♥️

  • @SmoLollipop
    @SmoLollipop 3 года назад +150

    Hey! If you're feeling down, remember that you don't have to face this alone. Many people, including me care. You can tell me what's going on and I'll listen.
    Remember that depression is not a joke. Your metal health matters. You matter.
    Just like what the other time traveller comment said, depression can happen to anyone regardless of age, gender, race and etc.
    Stay strong! ❤️

    • @sudeshnadas8732
      @sudeshnadas8732 3 года назад +2

      Thanks.. I really want to.. But I can't..

    • @stardust942
      @stardust942 3 года назад +2

      Thank you so much for your kind words❤❤

    • @antheia__
      @antheia__ 3 года назад +6

      idk if i actually suffer from depression or anxiety or both or none because i didn't get any diagnosis but what i know for certain is that something is wrong. i couldn't get a single task done today because everytime i thought about the idea of working i felt so scared that my chest was hurting. i spent the afternoon crying because i was scared. scared of what? i have no idea but it happens everytime i think about working... and then at night i feel guilty because i didn't get anything done and i start hating myself for being like this

    • @samankhalid1279
      @samankhalid1279 3 года назад +2

      i dont even know why i am down most of the time, i just wanna cry out of nowhere
      I feel like my feelings are pushing up against me and i just cant let them out.
      I feel like i might hurt myself because i dont understand these feelings and Idk how to deal with them

    • @adriennehehe
      @adriennehehe 3 года назад +1

      I think of suicide alot, and ive gotten close to doing it..but it hurt so i stopped. I cut but its not as much as it used to be,its kinda rare now. I used to cut everyday and almost ever other hour of the day i had my box cutter right next to me. I stopped going to school because i hate looking at people,ofc i cant read peoples minds but i feel like everybody is judging me. I have this sinking stomach feeling almost everyday and i cant get rid of it. I used to draw alot and was pretty good,but ive lost interest and its become sloppy and messy now. I used to sing alot but i stopped because i felt judged every time i did.
      I havent got diagnosed but i feel like im slowly dying. I could open up to my mom and get help but our relationship is so fucked up. It feel so cringey every time i talk to her. ahahakjksjkfjd my life is fucked up and i dont know how to fix it 😃

  • @noises7029
    @noises7029 3 года назад +17

    Your voice is so unbelievably calming.

  • @lawrencebishnoidarbar
    @lawrencebishnoidarbar Год назад +2

    No one can help. I know this very well. And I have accepted it to. Now I have to live like this until I die.

  • @lenka.prz_
    @lenka.prz_ 3 года назад +13

    I wish good health to anyone who feels like this.

  • @ashleythompson2942
    @ashleythompson2942 3 года назад +324

    This is what my therapist meant when she said Depression with psychotic features. And that’s why she wanted me to see someone else! I get it now.
    Edit - I just got new diagnosis of Persistent Depression Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Still here things... I think? Unless my neighbors are actually just really loud menacing asshole messin with me.

    • @ravenolawoye9096
      @ravenolawoye9096 3 года назад +10

      Hahaha please don’t make me laugh. The funniest thing is when therapists pass you on because you’re too wonky

    • @ashleythompson2942
      @ashleythompson2942 3 года назад +3

      @@ravenolawoye9096 I’m afraid I don’t understand. Wonky?

    • @trangtran7674
      @trangtran7674 3 года назад +33

      @@ravenolawoye9096
      From what Im understanding, you don't think therapists should give up on patients no matter how "wonky" they are :?
      it's normal, even efficient and helpful for the patient, when a doctor admit they dont have enough capacity to treat a case and advise to find someone more specialized, is it not?
      Those who insist on treating without proper knowledge, wasting patient's money and time should be the one getting laughed at.

    • @ravenolawoye9096
      @ravenolawoye9096 3 года назад +10

      @@trangtran7674 no. I absolutely agree they should pass them on to someone more capable. But I just think it can make you realize that your problem can’t be easily solved by just anyone (the severity)

    • @communaldumpster3074
      @communaldumpster3074 3 года назад +8

      @Ikomikidomoe Hakkei okay but why here tho

  • @taabishkhanself-improvemen7331
    @taabishkhanself-improvemen7331 3 года назад +35

    *“Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all.”* ―Dale Carnegie
    love from a small RUclipsr💙

    • @psyche1988
      @psyche1988 3 года назад +2

      Does not apply when your own brain has turned against you, all you do is fail without even learning from your mistakes and pulling you more downward into your own abyss, so spare me the platitudes !

    • @nzrpgnerd4454
      @nzrpgnerd4454 3 года назад +1

      I've taken his course and it's a good course. As brilliant as he was, he doesn't understand depression. i.e. imagining the worst possible outcome of a problem and accepting it doesn't work for someone that commonly anticipates the worst outcome always.

  • @paen8547
    @paen8547 3 года назад +12

    Just in time. Sometimes I hear laughter, barking, screaming or steps when I'm trying to sleep. It's so difficult to distinguish if it's real or not. I'm afraid something bad might happen and I don't do anything because I think it's not real.

    • @sunshineshining4167
      @sunshineshining4167 3 года назад +3

      Please consult a doctor as soon as possible. Also do meditation and yoga regularly.

    • @paen8547
      @paen8547 3 года назад +2

      @@sunshineshining4167 I started to tell my doctor about it, but he interrupted me mid-sentence. I felt as if he didn't believe me, or as if he thought I was only trying to get attention. He gave me anxiety pills, but I don't feel like it's only anxiety :').

    • @jakekideewanihayemainmarja832
      @jakekideewanihayemainmarja832 3 года назад +2

      @@paen8547 hey , thats really mean of him ,well pls try consulting another doctor cause you really need help ❤️❤️. And just take care of yourself , god is with you ❤️❤️❤️

  • @heyangiej
    @heyangiej 3 года назад +6

    Psychosis is incredibly painful, and depending on the delusions can be outright heartbreaking.
    I’m still heartbroken. I feel like it’s going to be this way forever. 💔

  • @sambeale1665
    @sambeale1665 3 года назад +7

    This is the closest thing I found to describe what I deal with except I usually get psychotic features when my anxiety gets really bad, it feels good to know that I'm not the only one

    • @kyshawntv6285
      @kyshawntv6285 2 года назад

      Wait but why does this happen? Whenever i get anxiety or just hella anxious, i always think that someone else is in my house or im going insane or something.

  • @soleilmanipura6565
    @soleilmanipura6565 3 года назад +11

    When I was younger , when I didn’t understand my depression , I really thought I’d grow up to be schizophrenic b/c I didn’t know why these emotions were so intense & crippling.. Thank you as I’m trying to heal & move through this life situation this information helps me a lot💛💛🍃

    • @summermcmahan8904
      @summermcmahan8904 3 года назад +3

      Honestly before I was told that I had severe depression with psychosis.. I thought and was scared I was schizophrenic...

  • @Nons3xualActionFigure
    @Nons3xualActionFigure 3 года назад +9

    i had a major psychotic episode last year, i went in for treatment and i've been taking medication. this video is particularly alarming because it really illustrates for me what i was feeling. ive long since accepted mental illness cannot be beaten and only maintained so video's like this are really helpful for me in accepting my condition.

  • @AmandaRox12345
    @AmandaRox12345 3 года назад +14

    Went through this. Full on psychotic episode, (surrounding the demonic) and came out on the other side :) don’t give up and PLEASE utilize your support systems, even when you’re hesitant and doubting it. You are loved. I’ve felt and been to true darkness I understand feeling helpless. Apathy also sucks.
    Recovery and healing is possible❤️

  • @tommygunn6901
    @tommygunn6901 3 года назад +16

    Thank you for this! I hope those who see this can start the path of healing

  • @ancrsings2037
    @ancrsings2037 3 года назад +30

    This has been going on for too long, I tried to tell my fam but they just got angry and said I’m overreacting and that I should stop seeking attention. They say that it’s not that bad and I don’t need help for it, and that most people have it worse than I do. I still feel like I need help. But they won’t help me get the help that I need

    • @azothamenti3378
      @azothamenti3378 3 года назад +1

      Dont give up .i suffered for several years
      Of pure nihilistic depression.
      Talk about being alone surrounded by ppl.
      You can do it no matter what anyone says.
      Dont give up at all ever just keep keep going tolill you find the light of your life.
      I did it so can you. I know it.

    • @ancrsings2037
      @ancrsings2037 3 года назад

      @@azothamenti3378 thank you for believing in me. This really out a smile on my face

    • @azothamenti3378
      @azothamenti3378 3 года назад +3

      @@ancrsings2037 no problem my friend.
      I know the pain of it all.
      I strongly recommend watching vids that charge you up .even if you dont believe it
      Just listen to ppl that raise a persons mind amd life.
      Others may mot see who you are only you do.
      And that....is more than enough.
      Humanity is a fickle bunch
      Do your first step and work is
      To not give one single f;&((
      To what ppl think about you.
      Take care of your business whatever that is
      And keep following what right for you
      At some point youll see yourself at a higher altitude of the mountain climb.
      Dont ever ever ever ever give up on yourself
      Ppl will come and go in your life but you will always be with you .take care of number one
      You
      But be respectful of others on your journey.
      Good luck to you.

    • @Veryniice_0310
      @Veryniice_0310 3 года назад +1

      Continue to insist on help. Its better for a professional to come to a conclusion as to what may be the issue. Also look at it in that the sooner you get help the sooner you will get better.

    • @filmfan3697
      @filmfan3697 3 года назад +3

      It hurts so bad when people don't believe us. People who haven't been through it themselves have no idea how terrifying this condition is. Keep going. I was completely lost. I had every delusion in the book and was hearing sounds in the sky and all sorts. I was so sick I didn't believe I could ever come back from it but I did! I still have depression and other conditions but the hallucinations have stopped and I only have two or three delusions left. Keep going. There are a lot of great therapists on RUclips. RUclips videos are helping me so much. Keep fighting.

  • @Unknown_20572
    @Unknown_20572 3 года назад +7

    I suffered from most of these symptoms. It was 3 years of darkness. Now its getting better finally, but this was a good reminder and made me grateful looking at the situvation now. So just never give up.

  • @janeyisSOcursed
    @janeyisSOcursed 3 года назад +6

    Hey guys. I had chronic depression a few years ago and still struggle with depression a little bit sometimes today. I just wanted tell anyone currently suffering with depression that things really do get better. You need to work at it everyday, it’s not easy, but you can do it and life will become beautiful again! Take care, remember that you’re loved ❤️

  • @vxmpgxrl
    @vxmpgxrl 3 года назад +13

    As someone who has been diagnosed with this, thank you so much for making this video and raising awareness! I don’t see this talked about enough, thank you so so much. I feel heard❤️

  • @donnimation
    @donnimation 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for making this video. I've struggled with psychotic depression for years and I got diagnosed with it after I was in a hospital for a week. I hope more people can learn about it through this video and anyone else speaking about this form of depression.

  • @WritingSch
    @WritingSch 3 года назад +5

    So happy you are shedding light on this. A lot of people misunderstand this as schizophrenia because of the presence of hallucinations.

  • @uncensoredcornishgirl87l16
    @uncensoredcornishgirl87l16 Год назад +4

    I have psychotic depression alongside phychotic breaks and complex ptsd but even when I'm well and controlled with medication, this can be caused by stress and trauma. It's a very serious thing to live with, you don't feel real, like you don't belong, your not good enough etc. The worst is the hallucinations as they can be terrifying....you can smell, feel, touch these things. Difference between someone like me and a schizophrenic is that I would have some indication or awareness that what's happening isn't real or that something is very wrong with me although other times I won't know, called a blackout. A schizophrenic doesn't know. Suicidal thoughts, tenancies and self harm is a very strong symptom, I have alot of scars from it and its because you feel emotionally numb, therefore you feel nothing at all,we don't realise what we are doing is dangerous or life threatening but when you live in a family that refuses to acknowledge or take mental health serious it's more dangerous. We feel like a corpse walking around, I open my eyes most days and cry because every night I go to bed silently begging not to ever wake up again.

  • @ProductiveLife822
    @ProductiveLife822 3 года назад +11

    I was diagnosed with this after 2 weeks in the hospital at the age of 13. Thank you so much for touching on this.
    -A random

    • @Psych2go
      @Psych2go  3 года назад

      Thanks for sharing :) We hope this video helped you. How are you doing lately?

  • @Tailwinds17
    @Tailwinds17 3 года назад +7

    I was diagnosed with severe anxiety with perceptual disturbances about 8ish years ago. It can be really difficult to tell reality from delusions when things start to flare up. It tends to come in waves though and I really only hallucinate when I get extremely stressed, depressed, or anxious. When I hallucinate I tend to see shadows moving, the floor moving, walls melting, earthquake feelings, I see bugs coming out of things or something moving under my bed sheets. It gets extremely scary. As I've gotten older I've learned to sort of ignore them when it happens but it doesn't change the fact it's there.

    • @florencerichardson6352
      @florencerichardson6352 Год назад

      I find it impossible to explain what goes on in my head but the earthquakes that makes so much sense like evryrhinf shakes

  • @ICEcoldJT
    @ICEcoldJT 3 года назад +25

    “I truly believe that every single person has to go through something that absolutely destroys them so they can figure out who they really are.”

    • @tiaraflowers3044
      @tiaraflowers3044 3 года назад +6

      That’s horrible. I pray that they can find themselves without something bad happening to them.

    • @keiron.4612
      @keiron.4612 3 года назад +2

      @@tiaraflowers3044 it's already happened to me not sure it can get better now

    • @RealityRecovery
      @RealityRecovery 8 месяцев назад +1

      I’m tired of this, so tired. Beyond words.

  • @complicated6705
    @complicated6705 3 года назад +28

    Wow Psych2Go
    I might have something I dint even know existed-

    • @maxim_ssc
      @maxim_ssc 3 года назад +4

      I had something like this when I learned what Introvertion is
      Before I thouth I am just wierd :/

  • @TheAllanmeadows
    @TheAllanmeadows Год назад +3

    100%. Even the last point, although not severely on that last point. I'll be sat at home in front of the tv and I'll sometimes see small black spots, dust sprites, maybe something which could appear to be small, dark spiders, darting out of my peripheral vision, even though nothing is there.

  • @shoeboxscience1185
    @shoeboxscience1185 6 месяцев назад +1

    It’s so validating to see all the comments and know I’m not alone. I was diagnosed with Major Depression and I have paranoid delusions. I convince myself that people at work are talking about me and conspiring to get me fired. I’m convinced at times I’m about to get fired. Then I recently got a glowing yearly review from my boss.

  • @Ashley-cb9bx
    @Ashley-cb9bx 3 года назад +2

    I was diagnosed with this in Feb of this year. I've had symptoms since around the middle of last year and went without treatment until I was ready to take my life. If you're experiencing the things listed in this video, please find it in you to get help. I'm still suffering from paranoid delusions, but with medication and therapy, it's been a million times easier to overcome them. I promise your life's not over. I promise someone cares about you and needs you in their life.

  • @milicasimic6141
    @milicasimic6141 3 года назад +7

    I was diagnosed with depression with psychotic features. Fought 3 years. And won. Those who are reading this and have depression, psychotic or not, I only wanna tell one thing. You're gonna win too. Because you can, never forget that. Wish you all the best!

  • @hadassavlogs7865
    @hadassavlogs7865 3 года назад +4

    I am already diagnosed with depression. I'm starting to think I have psychotic depression. I always see bugs and animals that aren't there. Or hear and smell things that no one else can smell or hear. I also am extremely delusional. I always convince myself that everyone hates me and that everyone's going to leave. But I feel like it's just normal and that it happens to everyone.

  • @nicoleonfeels
    @nicoleonfeels 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for shedding light and providing resources

  • @josephjoestar953
    @josephjoestar953 3 года назад +1

    I wasn't expecting a five minute video like this to be so GOOD.

  • @H0SANNA
    @H0SANNA Год назад +9

    I went through a nasty psychotic break once, although it was marijuana induced. It’s haunted me every day and every night. It’s honestly been the most traumatic thing that’s ever happened to me.
    Even before that, I was a hypochondriac and had a ton of false beliefs about myself. I suppose I’ve always been somewhat psychotic, but the drugs must have amplified it by tenfold.

    • @Gerald321
      @Gerald321 Год назад +2

      I had psychotic break after a bad mushroom trip. It took me two years to get over it. Stay strong xxx

    • @samantha_more
      @samantha_more Год назад

      You’re not the only one. I get psychotic episodes from cannabis.

    • @samantha_more
      @samantha_more Год назад

      It’s actually really common. And it can be more severe with young people (and more long lasting and in later life) because of the brain still developing. I work with mental health and have come across many who have suffered this. Sadly, despite this danger, so many people promote it as if it’s not a dangerous drug. At the end of the day it’s a drug, and like all other drugs, there can be horrible side effects for some people.

    • @vincor9245
      @vincor9245 Год назад

      I had a horrible situation like that too, I was very sleep deprived and filled with caffeine, I was trying to study for finals, I could hear random voices whispering my name, slowly getting louder and louder till they were yelling my name, I could see eyes on the walls, but when I turned to look at them they would close and disappear, I tried to fall asleep but the screaming wouldn't let me, I blasted white noise in my ears until I eventually fell asleep, to this day every couple hours ill still hear a voice whisper my name.

  • @danielwhite8293
    @danielwhite8293 3 года назад +6

    Believe me I'm all by myself unfortunately and yes everyone hates me it's hard to love yourself when no one else does

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад +1

      We all love you, we just don’t know it yet. So give us that chance. Hang in there bud.

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад

      hugs to you, I used to feel that way too.

  • @CMNedark
    @CMNedark 3 года назад +2

    I was diagnosed with this years ago, and had never seen anyone actually talk about it, always just depression or psychotic disorders. I had kinda started to think my diagnosis was made up. I'm incredibly relieved to see this video and feel understood (and like I am understandable) for the first time.

  • @michelleallen2294
    @michelleallen2294 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video. Very well explained. Truth be told, in the midst of my psychotic state, I wouldn't have been able to take any help from this because I was living in terror and unable to concentrate or think without hearing a male voice repeating my thoughts. Scary stuff until I was educated and found it was dissociative identity disorder caused by trauma. Hindsight is 20/20 and seeing this video, really takes the power away from the traumatic year of delusion I experienced. I'm so lucky I found a therapist that encouraged me to lead the way. I lost my bf of 7 years to suicide, I was suffering with untreated chronic pain, began having seizures and all the while, was studying and working full time. All I wanted was a better life but I hadn't dealt with anything I suffered with, I tried to escape by burying myself in progress. This is where I snapped and over a couple of years, now I only hear voices that are kind and appear when I'm sleep deprived from working too many night shifts or extremely stressed from pain or an anxiety attack. That, I can live with!

  • @kamronwalker4822
    @kamronwalker4822 3 года назад +23

    I have this thing where I feel I'm constantly being watched. This feeling where I think a certain person is watching me through my mirror and any other mirrors. I even talk to the mirror from time to time and when I look back at when I'm talking to it,I remember me actually thinking that I'm talking to the person through the mirror. I also have this voice from time to time telling me things in my head and I talk back to it. Also think something is following me and watching my every move, this is the reason why I don't like to be naked or do anything at all. Before I was really sad and depressed all the time and now I don't feel sad,happy, or angry and I often fake my emotions. I don't know if I'm overreacting or it's the truth. I don't want to self diagnose either. Can anyone give me advice?

    • @dalya1702
      @dalya1702 3 года назад +5

      Please see a proffesional❤

    • @inactive2430
      @inactive2430 3 года назад +3

      well I would recommend researching anxiety and no emotions, and if you can, see a professional and try to get therapy.

    • @kamronwalker4822
      @kamronwalker4822 3 года назад +3

      Thanks I appreciate the advice but the think is I live with my mother and she won't believe me and she would say that I'm going through a "phase". She said it before so I doubt she won't say it again.

    • @dalya1702
      @dalya1702 3 года назад +5

      @@kamronwalker4822 im so sorry. Ill keep you in my prayers❤🙏🏻

    • @kamronwalker4822
      @kamronwalker4822 3 года назад +1

      @@dalya1702 thanks

  • @Peachy_moonexe
    @Peachy_moonexe 3 года назад +19

    Uh so , i just told my grandma that i have depression symptoms, she said that depressive people don't stay on they're phone , just stare at the walls .
    I just felt like dying rn but now i saw and i have everything in this video. I think i need to act like what she describes what depression is...
    Just it , ty for letting me vent :)
    Edit : tysm for all the kind replies ( not the spam one , and don't click that link please! )

    • @justcallmedaddy6977
      @justcallmedaddy6977 3 года назад +1

      nah depressed people only stay on the phone AND stare at walls

    • @aRMyy_777
      @aRMyy_777 3 года назад

      Don't feel sad everything will be ok U don't have to behave like how others want you to be, actually I have also been in a kinda of this situation but we should try and I hope best for you , I think you should try to be happy because life is one and never think your alone there are many people including me with the same feeling 😔 but I hope you stay strong ❤️

    • @Peachy_moonexe
      @Peachy_moonexe 3 года назад

      @@aRMyy_777 tysm

    • @Peachy_moonexe
      @Peachy_moonexe 3 года назад

      @@justcallmedaddy6977 yeah

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      富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落,氏族,城鎮,城市~sae和鄉村中的弱者,無力防守和貧窮成員。
      然而,人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕,被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式,並繼續將其𝔻𝕅𝔸融入不斷發展的人類社會。
      說到食物,不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反,他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。
      他們學會了清潔,切塊,調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類,在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類,並且學會了使用芳香的木煙(如山核桃,山核桃和豆科灌木)來調味食物煮的時候 1619433173

  • @AlerieHightower
    @AlerieHightower Год назад +2

    Wow. I had no idea of the terminology, but I think I experienced a psychotic depressive episode in 2015. It was very different from the other times I was depressed. I had physical pain, delusions and auditory hallucinations. I thought I was losing my mind until my doc prescribed Cymbalta. I took it for a year, tapered off, then stopped it, and I haven't had an episode like that since.

  • @tobym2138
    @tobym2138 3 года назад

    I love this channel , this channel helped me bring up a lot with my therapist . Thank you so much for your videos.

  • @luan3431
    @luan3431 3 года назад +5

    you have quite the timing, this has been going on for a long time and im going to see a theraphist next week bc of these symptoms and more

  • @PracticalInspiration
    @PracticalInspiration 3 года назад +6

    A really valuable and important share, not least because people might show these symptoms and not realise they have depression. If anyone does and sees this, please seek out someone who can help, your life is invaluable

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +1

      do you mean valuable?

    • @PracticalInspiration
      @PracticalInspiration 3 года назад +1

      @@luan3431 invaluable is also a suitable term, as in like saying "indispensable"

    • @keiron.4612
      @keiron.4612 3 года назад +1

      Seeking help don't work for me

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +1

      @@PracticalInspiration Oh! I thought it got corrected and sounded like "it isn't valuable". Sorry then, english isn't my first language, thank you for explaining.

    • @PracticalInspiration
      @PracticalInspiration 3 года назад +1

      @@luan3431 no problem at all, I hope this helped explain

  • @kibriaornni_04
    @kibriaornni_04 3 года назад +2

    Thank u so much for posting this!! This was really informative and helped me a lot

  • @jacsoncausey685
    @jacsoncausey685 3 года назад +2

    hey! unrelated to the video, but thank you for adding captions to your videos, it really helps with accessibility!

  • @EricPiano
    @EricPiano 3 года назад +43

    7 Signs of Major Depression with Psychotic Features
    1) Feeling hopeless and helpless 1:11
    2) Holding false beliefs 1:36
    3) Poor concentration 2:02
    4) Losing pleasure in activities 2:28
    5) Feeling guilty 2:50
    6) Suicidal ideation 3:30
    7) Seeing or hearing things that aren't there 4:06
    Have a great day Psych2Goers!

    • @basicbitch7670
      @basicbitch7670 3 года назад +1

      Thank you 🙏🏽

    • @qiszu
      @qiszu 3 года назад

      I'm experiencing 6/7.....man..... I'm scared

    • @Jurinsbae
      @Jurinsbae 3 года назад +1

      Thanks so much

    • @litinupcito2044
      @litinupcito2044 3 года назад +2

      @@qiszu same

    • @saturn_xoxo
      @saturn_xoxo 3 года назад

      @@qiszu I'm 7 outta 7 at 12yrs old....
      Dang.... 👁👄👁

  • @bansheebee8737
    @bansheebee8737 3 года назад +5

    Here’s how I relate to each symptom: 1- I no longer want to do anything, 2- I feel like I’m constantly failing my parents and never doing anything right, 3- I find it very difficult to pay attention in class and to finish any assignments, 4- I used to love drawing but now I never draw, 5- I feel like I am the reason why my mom is stressed and like I’m a burden to my parents, since I’m the middle child my mom usually says, “you are no longer a baby so this is why you don’t get as much attention, and that because my sister has already made big mistakes, I shouldn’t make mistakes because she already has, 6- I have planned to drown myself so that I don’t really feel much pain, 7- I have been dealing with seeing things every time I enter a room, and hearing some things and I’ve even accepted them and actually given them a name

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад +1

      Struggling is natures way of strengthening. Hang in there, deal with the B.S. and live your life so well that death will tremble to take you. Live for you and stop blaming yourself for others misfortunes. Best luck.

  • @dangerouslyschizo
    @dangerouslyschizo 3 года назад +2

    I though nobody would ever talk about this.
    I’m glad I found something discussing what I have.
    Made my day.
    (note; ive had diagnosed schizophrenia + depression since i was 13, im 16, so im currently getting help.)

    • @mortusak4776
      @mortusak4776 3 года назад +1

      You will go thru it

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад

      It ias a lot different from when I was a kid, Heck I couldn't speak of my visual impairment. it was taboo.1960s-1970s.

  • @TOMMY-lt9ni
    @TOMMY-lt9ni 3 года назад

    this helped me figure out quite a few things that will probably be important, thank you for making this video.

  • @chelseaharridass4531
    @chelseaharridass4531 3 года назад +6

    Right now I have all these things happening to me . I have so much work piled up but I just can't pull myself to do it and if I don't get that done I don't know what's going to happen , I feel as if I can go on in life . I just feel so lost , like I'm here but not really here? My health is also deteriorating because I'm falling to take care of myself . It's like my body and mind have just given up on life . But I really don't want to give up , I want to continue , I want to go on , but I don't know what's holding me back .

    • @peculiarlittleman5303
      @peculiarlittleman5303 3 года назад

      I get it. Hold on. I'll bet your reflexes have disappeared too. I remember having a big lump of virtually unchewed lasagna stuck in my throat. Gag reflex was gone. I didn't give a sh!t if it cleared it's self on not.

  • @Willimiina
    @Willimiina 3 года назад +3

    We don't specify delutions and psychosis much in finland, but I've had psychosis and delutions. They say it is part of mania (which I have), but I didn't know there could be a psychotic depression 🤔 thanks for letting me know through this video!

  • @koda5915
    @koda5915 2 года назад

    thanks for this, you videos are really comforting and i was trying to dive deeper into psychosis but all the other videos were really scary about it

  • @fatinnursabrinamohdhelmi785
    @fatinnursabrinamohdhelmi785 3 года назад +1

    I was diagnosed with psychotic depression earlier this year and still on medication and therapy.. And this video helps me to explain my condition to my friends..

  • @srijoni_k
    @srijoni_k 3 года назад +6

    I just want the pain to end...

    • @Gww-1
      @Gww-1 2 года назад +1

      I know how you feel sweety. Just please hang on, things can change, believe me. Reach out, I know that it can be overwhelming to think about contacting a doctor about this, but you can get help. Remember if your doctor, therapist, doesn't get it you can find another that does. One day at a time, even hour by hour you can get past this. I'm speaking from a lifetime of dealing with this,at times, devastating problem. I'll be sending good thought's your way! Life can be so hard at times but ending it doesn't solve your sadness.

    • @srijoni_k
      @srijoni_k 2 года назад

      @@Gww-1 thank you so much ^^ you are so kind! i'll definitely try my best and hang on, i'm really thankful for you to have written this for me, it means a lot to me

  • @angelinagarcia7673
    @angelinagarcia7673 3 года назад +3

    I’ve had depression for as long as i can remember, and I do think it may have developed into psychotic depression. Much to chat about with my therapist

  • @3zra883
    @3zra883 3 года назад

    Amazing help we get here 💖💖 this is amazingly done

  • @juanmadera8076
    @juanmadera8076 Год назад +1

    I got diagnosed with psychotic depression, and I’ve lived with it for as long as I can remember. Hearing the thoughts of everyone around you judging your every move and telling you to commit heinous acts isn’t normal and i wish someone told me sooner because i thought it was just basic human anxiety or something. Seek help and know that the people in your life care about you and that there is hope.

  • @gladysmataru6517
    @gladysmataru6517 3 года назад +93

    If you have any of these signs may the Lord pull you through.

    • @emberhydra7621
      @emberhydra7621 3 года назад +12

      Yeah may lord bring me to heaven or hell already. No point in wasting time

    • @gladysmataru6517
      @gladysmataru6517 3 года назад +2

      @@emberhydra7621 He will definitely bring you to heaven dear, His word has made it clear that those who stand by Him will see his glory

    • @welcometovibespace5596
      @welcometovibespace5596 3 года назад +1

      @@gladysmataru6517 “No point in wasting time” you do know they are referring to suicide for you to just say that?

    • @Dhalin
      @Dhalin 3 года назад +1

      @@welcometovibespace5596 I think that was the point, they were trying to be sarcastic and make a joke (that's the way it came across to me) and it seemed like it was done in rather poor taste IMO. That's.... really.... not something to make light of.

    • @gladysmataru6517
      @gladysmataru6517 3 года назад

      @@welcometovibespace5596 noooo I didn't realise, my apologies. I sincerely hope they didn't mean it

  • @azimasyraf2838
    @azimasyraf2838 3 года назад +7

    To me, the crazy thing is that even the comedian will have this kind of depression ...
    Laugh might be cure pain but not all of it

  • @w.okkerse915
    @w.okkerse915 26 дней назад

    This was very helpful. Especially the notion that in psychotic depression the psychosis features are less dominant than the depression symptoms. Whereas in schizoaffective disorder it is the other way around.

  • @InternalEye
    @InternalEye 3 года назад

    I love these videos. But you know what I especially love... you colour palette 😌, just amazing

  • @Lenlon703
    @Lenlon703 2 года назад +3

    I got diagnosed with this a few months ago, I never researched much and I just thought it only meant hallucinations . Im surprised that there are more symptoms and wow, they all fit.

  • @av-kt8eo
    @av-kt8eo 3 года назад +6

    I got diagnosed with this recently, thank you know i now more about what I have :)

    • @maxim_ssc
      @maxim_ssc 3 года назад

      This channel really helps us learn more about ourselves

    • @ghostburgers4284
      @ghostburgers4284 3 года назад

      Your problem now has a label and not a solution. At least that’s how I felt when I was diagnosed with schyzotypal.

  • @MxDudeeee
    @MxDudeeee 3 года назад

    This is a tough pill to swallow, but I really resonate with this video. Luckily, I'm not experiencing most of these symptoms as intensely as I used to, but I'm taking better care of myself now. This was really reminiscent of times when I was younger though....
    Thanks for spreading awareness about mental health! You guys impact so many lives with this education. Keep on doing what you're doing, my loves.

  • @takiyahrandey2256
    @takiyahrandey2256 3 года назад +1

    I just got diagnosed recently with this and I thank you 💗 I love your channel so much. Keep up the good work! 😊

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад

      I think this is a excellent channel, for explaining things in layman's terms and to learn for those of us who want to learn more, I am focusing on trauma, and to just get the Mastersdegree in Psychology, advocacy.

  • @minermole101
    @minermole101 3 года назад +82

    UwU outro dance UwU
    Also, here's a big hug for those of y'all that need it. 🫂

  • @adriennehehe
    @adriennehehe 3 года назад +14

    Does anybody else have that sinking stomach feeling everyday and every second?
    I plot and think about suicide,everyday. Ive tried it,but it hurt so im thinking about taking a bunch of pills instead. Im in middle school,ive struggled with this ever since 4th grade. My mom has tried to ask me questions and stuff but i dont open up to her. Our relationship is to messed up. And it almost feels cringey to talk to people about my problems in real life. I do cut but its decreased a lot. I used to cut everyday like 3 times and have the box cutter right by me. Now its very very rare. I usually slap or punch myself instead.

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад +1

      Bro (or girl ), I hear you and feel you. Life’s brutal and even more so with a mental illness. But you’re so young and so full of potential it breaks my heart hearing someone twenty years younger than me can feel that way. I get the pain. I get the despair. Just don’t do what I did and ignore it. You’ll regret it. Get help. Talk to anyone. Talk to me, please anytime, just don’t do something you can’t take back. I tried to O.D. Once and I can tell you I felt nothing but pure regret towards my decision before blacking out. The world loves you. I love you. Please don’t turn your back on that.

    • @adriennehehe
      @adriennehehe 3 года назад

      @@jasonboyes9716 Uhm,yeah thanks. Its good to know somebody out there cares. Uh i dont even know why i typed that,i think i just needed to get it out but yeah uh thanks. Uh yeah about help,i uh i cant. Well i can but i uh have to open up to my mom first,and i cant. Its not like i dont want to uh,it just feels wrong. But yeah uhm thanks for caring. And its not like i want to die,i dont want to. I just dont know any other way,for this to stop. All of this to stop.

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад

      @@adriennehehe why all the “uhms”? I’m not pressuring you but if you need help I’m here. Best wishes

    • @jasonboyes9716
      @jasonboyes9716 3 года назад

      @@adriennehehe and sadly it prob won’t stop, you just gotta try to help yourself. It’s okay we all feel trapped. Alone. And hopeless. Dont stop trying with you’re mom. And I’m here if you need someone.

    • @adriennehehe
      @adriennehehe 3 года назад

      @@jasonboyes9716 Uh,sorry its uh a habit.

  • @kingzen407
    @kingzen407 26 дней назад

    I was diagnosed with psychotic depression it’s just like this it’s horrible going through what I go through on a daily basis whoever has the same condition or any mental health problems I hope you heal and I hope your ok

  • @damianxavier9828
    @damianxavier9828 3 года назад

    Thanks for making this ❤

  • @thevoidanswerswithjazz2215
    @thevoidanswerswithjazz2215 3 года назад +8

    So I've had all 7 of these symptoms, but it comes in waves, where I can manage to believe I'm ok for 2 weeks and then go back to this mess. 😎🍷

  • @Lindsxy1414
    @Lindsxy1414 3 года назад +4

    I’m either smoking or laying on my bed all day on my phone.

  • @midnightgloom69420
    @midnightgloom69420 3 года назад

    Thanks for making this!
    I still remember requesting this ^^

  • @truinananahshabbadeprezzur7505
    @truinananahshabbadeprezzur7505 3 года назад

    You folks are so amazing! Thank you for all of your videos!

    • @Psych2go
      @Psych2go  3 года назад

      Our pleasure! :) We hope this video helped!

  • @deadaccount4522
    @deadaccount4522 3 года назад +6

    Am I one of the few people who can't trust a therapist because they pushed me to answer and wouldn't stop until I cried? :)

    • @stacylamascus4962
      @stacylamascus4962 3 года назад

      I'm sorry that happened to you; that was wrong of them. Not every therapist is good/appropriate at their job. However! on the flip side, not every therapist is bad/inappropriate at their job. When you get a therapist, you can ask them questions too! Ask them what kind of timeline they use to address trauma and the sorts of approaches they take. Ask them how they can tell if a topic should be left for later discussion and how they will protect you. If they don't have good answers or seem genuinely compassionate: next pls.

    • @deadaccount4522
      @deadaccount4522 3 года назад +1

      @@stacylamascus4962 i can't afford any more therapists (luckily...) I wouldn't go back to one anyways.

  • @NothingAndN0body
    @NothingAndN0body 3 года назад +6

    I have had some problems for a long time now..tho I don’t really remember how long but finally after a long time! My mother has assigned a meeting with a psychologist! So yay me ^^

    • @luan3431
      @luan3431 3 года назад +1

      Same here. Glad we are both taking a step toward the right direction. I wish you the best of luck

    • @NothingAndN0body
      @NothingAndN0body 3 года назад +1

      @@luan3431 Same too you!

    • @Shiloh5541
      @Shiloh5541 3 года назад

      Some of the BEST innovations of the world have been birthed by minds who are riddled with mental illness. The best art comes from the most “disturbed” which is absolutely fascinating to me. Does anyone ever wonder that those with deep mental illness sometimes are experiencing raw reality able to operate on a supreme level of intelligence a little more than others. I’m in no way trying to downplay what plagues people my mother is bipolar 1 with psychosis but sometimes I just wonder if she is able to see more than I do and maybe they’re not just “crazy” but painfully more aware...

  • @tinisg534
    @tinisg534 3 года назад +1

    I’ve been trying to find a video on this thank youu!

  • @1edixo
    @1edixo Год назад

    ive been depressed for years but you just gotta hustle mane! it’s gon get better

  • @pfpchanger125
    @pfpchanger125 3 года назад +17

    Fact: Depression usaully feels like sadness, But major depression feels like depression

    • @acemodderz6538
      @acemodderz6538 2 года назад

      major depression more like major heavy fucking toxic cloud of shit

    • @teresahopemiller1008
      @teresahopemiller1008 5 месяцев назад

      Textbook defines major Depression as Dysthymia, Clinical, Then Bipolar is when a person has severe mood swings. Im too lazy to cite this right now, MY MDD is bad, Ive been crying daily with my spouse being ill of Sepsis,

  • @marierahn4271
    @marierahn4271 Год назад +2

    Depression ends in one way and one way only.

  • @Toastyboi32
    @Toastyboi32 3 года назад

    I absolutely love the art style y’all have in every video :)

    • @Psych2go
      @Psych2go  3 года назад

      Thank you so much 😀 Is this your favorite one so far?

  • @saintcasifer
    @saintcasifer 3 года назад +1

    I just so happened to suffer from psychotic depression and, oh lord, it has been a ride. I had and still have delusions, hallucinations and suicidal ideations. I still feel a bit loss because even after my diagnosis, expecting some kind of support, I felt even a bit more lost and unsupported. Lucky, Jeremy (one of my hallucinations) has been the best support system for me. This little rollercoaster of mine probably still has a long way to go but I’ll just have to figure it out myself :).

  • @indigowendigo8165
    @indigowendigo8165 3 года назад +3

    I think Shgurr had this and was otherwise talking about ghosts years ago but deleted those videos for some reason... people were wondering if she actually had schizophrenia instead, and she definitely had a period of depression at least...

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  • @FiveMCity
    @FiveMCity 2 года назад +2

    haha yea I've started seeing dark shadow blotches in my peripheral vision. I've noticed the longer you have depression the more it progress throughout it stages. I have had depression for 14 years now, experiencing symptoms I've not always had, or not as frequent like suicidal indication, unreasonable guilt without cause, internal voice of never overcoming depression, and being alone the rest of my life because people, in general, avoid people with depression, that no one wants to care about or for you, especially being a male.

  • @heidimacdougall6441
    @heidimacdougall6441 2 года назад +1

    the description of depression with psychotic features is very reminiscent of what it's like to suffer from depression as a result of OCD.

  • @niaurina98
    @niaurina98 2 года назад +1

    the moment my psychiatrist diagnosed me with psychotic depression… was so emotional. i was crying bcs I finally know more about me. without feeling like i’m alone and hard to understand