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Psychiatry doesn't cure the mentally ill even with the best of intentions. Joanna Moncrieff has done a good video explaining how antidepressants work. She argues they are psychoactive substances & work by DRUGGING you, they are not medicating an underlying disease, it's like a shy person taking cocaine to be confident. Also the medication might cause other psychical problems like liver damage, tardive dystonia, heart attack etc Link: ruclips.net/video/r2nVAxf-c8A/видео.html&t
@@caketheory I hope you do understand that your comment could be extremely harmful for people struggling with schizophrenia. Drug therapy for schizophrenia has nothing in common with cocaine for a shy person, it is a necessity for people who have to go through psychosis
@@rinbrandenburg995 There's nothing wrong with taking a sedative for short term use during psychosis but all they do is drug people. There is no biological test to prove the existence of schizophrenia as a disease because it's not a disease. The reasons for schizophrenia are open to debate, I think it's a reaction to being placed in an insane world and if people find the drugs helpful then fine but they must be aware that they don't have a disease otherwise a recovery is impossible. ruclips.net/video/atsCp2SErog/видео.html
Please tell her that she just have traumatic events; but not she doesn't have schizopherina. Tell her that schizopherina will not be in DSM in nearest future, see the following link: www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/healthy-living/concept-schizophrenia-coming-to-end-psychology-genetics-psychiatry-schizophrenia-a7925576.html
@@ScientificReview The diagnosis would just get changed to Psychosis Spectrum Disorder. She would still suffer the symptoms. It literally makes no difference other than what label you have...
@@ScientificReview Aslaamalaikum brother...how do you know?.can you give details as well please?....few tips and precautions,perfect cure of sczophernia as well.?
@@ScientificReview It don't matter what it is called, it is a psychosis and symptoms that she will have to live with forever As someone who has experienced psychosis, that shit is fucking scary Just leave her alone
I have schizopherina I have a degree in business administration an organizational management in my bachelor and also business management certificate this viedo bless me because i will be going back to school to be a nurse. my mom always taught me to dream big an that exactly what I did...an im proud to say im schizopherinc you don't know how many lives you saved making your viedos when I first found out I was schizopheric I was lost an devastated now i have been doing great since watching other viedos about schizopherina am too see how much people have it amazes me ....it taught me that I was not alone
I love this guy, I have a similar story. I have a job now that I'm very good at AND I have schizophrenia. My illness came at the ripe age of 21 when I had my life ahead of me and I was studying. With plenty of exercising ( lots and lots of walking , running, weight training), meditating, internal scheming , diet , I'm like a 1000 times better than when I was 21. ( I think ) I'm the best employee at my company. It's a pretty intense job too , I'm a software developer whenever I think of why I don't have X in my life, I think of the devastating impact this illness had on me. My advice is to keep on trying, never ever give up trying it will get better, medicines aren't bad but you don't need a kilo of it nor do you need a million of them.
my son is also a software engineers. was diagnosed 2 years ago. lost his job during covid. I would appreciate if you let me know how are you doing today. thank you
Really enjoyed this informative interview. I would love to hear more from Carlos like how his dx has affected his career and employment prospects. Like does he keep his dx a secret from his employers? At what point does he tell them? Before interview or after he has been working there for a while, etc? I feel there is so much prejudice against people with MH conditions, I would love to hear how he navigated this. He will make an amazing legal advocate for people with SZ as he has insider knowledge of the condition and how it affects people living with SZ and peoples attitudes towards those with a dx. Please do more interviews with Carlos Lauren. As an aside, Carlos has the most gorgeous smile.
You don’t have to disclose your mental or physical health issues to your employer unless you’re a threat to yourself or others so since he’s medicated he probably just hasn’t told them.
Thank you for your continued work to educate others and their families on navigating this illness. You, Lauren are an amazing person and gift to those searching for direction and education. Dr. Larrauri thank you also, you are an amazing person and thank you for your service and advocacy for those who are in need.
What a great perspective! I believe that having a Practitioner who understands an illness first hand (regardless of the type of illness) allows for a much more comfortable experience for the patient. It immediately relays a sense of understanding. Kudos to you Carlos! You Sir, are a Rock Star!! :)
Absolutely love all your videos. I run a program for people experiencing their first episode of psychosis in Central IL. I often send your videos and channel to my clinicians, clients, supervisors and other people in similar positions as me. You are very well spoken and intelligent. So happy to see that you are educating so many and changing peoples' lives. You are truly doing more than you understand.
C D program is usually starts at 14 years old but i have clients that are younger in the program. if you are in Illinois. Google “FIRST IL program” and locations for the First Episode Psychosis Program will pop up. As long as symptoms have not occurred for longer than 18 months, most programs should help.
I just found your channel when watching mental health videos I don’t have schizophrenia but I have Obsessive compulsive disorder and depression and I find that a lot of the things you talk about have things in common with what it’s like to have Obsessive compulsive disorder anyway thank you for being so open about your mental illness it’s help me understand schizophrenia a lot more.
I just started working with a nurse practitioner and I'm very happy. I no longer work with a psychiatrist, but continue with my therapist. The 2 of them work together.
I am a psychiatrist occupational therapy. I've been working in an acute unit for some months. That's a very interesting host you had and your videos are very helpful for me to understand and overall to give me hopes and motivation to take care of the patients 👍🏼
Thank you for your videos my Son was diagnosed last year after a psychotic episode. He doesn't want to get help is the sad part. I wish I could help him understand how much I worry about him. He's such a kind young man and very loving. I just want him to know how much everyone loves him
Hi Lauren I was with the mental health system for many years but was released into go care and am finding navigating continued help hard so thankful for your channel it answers' slot of questions
I qualified as a psychiatric nurse in 1992 ( where had the time gone?). I have my own mental health issues and I found regular meetings with a psychiatric nurse very helpful. I currently meet weekly with a psychiatrist and one of the things ha which helps me most is whe he points out that something I’m feeling is perfectly natural
I just want to say that you are doing such important work!!! Your videos are invaluable-and a lifeline to me as I am navigating everything after the diagnosis of someone very close to me. Godspeed in all that you are doing and hope to accomplish.
I agree with self-advocacy. In terms of issues with chronic pain I’ve had to really stand up for my needs. Sometimes though it’s overwhelming and that’s when having someone who can advocate fir you is vital
I have SZ (abbreviation I made up for schizophrenia) and I considered being a psychiatric nurse practitioner because they are the ones who treat me. I decided on a bachelors in anthropology instead. May I say that people on psych drugs should take a magnesium supplement because it prevents arrhythmias associated with antipsychotics antidepressants. What medication does this guy take?
I just watched this video and thought it was a very good interview so I went to click "Like" and it was already clicked! The video was posted about 3 months ago -- sometime in those months I must have seen the vid and been moved by it, yet I have zero memory of having watched it! Nothing new here. All the time I'm completely forgetting things that happened to me. Wonder if it's the same with everyone? Strange world!
Could you talk about or point out anything regarding language deficits (abnormalities) and schizophrenia? Also, thank you for being so open. I don’t suffer from the illness myself, but I have seen it first hand. It’s very hopeful to hear someone talk about it who is managing it.
One thing I wonder is do schizophrenics discern background noises as voices. For instance if there is a scratching in the background do people with schizophrenia interpret it as a voice similar to how ghost investigation shows play back audio recordings and discern voices in what sounds to me like static. Are you more or less likely to hear voices in random background noises compared to other people?
Schizophrenia is something I wish I didn't have. I can't live whilst taking these medications and having this illness. I have trouble taking care of myself
I’m not sure if I have schizophrenia but I sometimes feel like I’m not alive or if I’m stuck in somewhere else, sometimes I see objects move or even see bugs fly over me or crawl on stuff. I have also heard noises that I’m not sure if were actually there, it makes me scared but I try so fight whatever it is and I am considering seeing a doctor.
Could you maybe talk to "The Wounded Healer" (Ahmed Hankir?) He's a Psychiatrist with lived experience of mental illness and he has the most amazing back story. He lectures to medical students and health care professionals all over the world but he's based here in the UK. He does have a youtube channel and it is really good but he's more "known" and probably easier to get hold of on twitter (The Wounded Healer @ahmedhankir) Most of all he is an absolute sweetheart! So engaging and so lovely and empathetic.
Hey, I'd love to see you check out and react to Senua's Sacrifice - it's a game with a protagonist who experiences schizophrenic symptoms and the team did a lot of research on how to depict that experience. I'd be interested to know your opinion. :)
i really really think there should be spy patients put in place in emergency hospital situations so that they can evaluate mental healthcare workers that have had several complaints like in the emergency healthcare of the hospital i was at for i was treated in a way that changed my entire life and i will never no matter how much emergency help i need i never want to willingly go back to that terrible place even though it was just two weeks and i was hospitalised in other situations for months and never treated as bad as i was treated and hope noone ever goes through what i went through or have to deal with the backlash of the mental health profesionals that determined there was no proof so it didnt happen i would like to start an organizstion to actually spy on the grit of it and do something about it by sain testiment ! so theres no confusion! too bad im uneducated!
Being on disabikty for Schizophrenia, What are my resources that are possible,what are some of your ideas?Also after a very traumatic experience in August 2020,how do I learn to socialize..Going to public places around people is so hard for me..please any id e as
Every other phrase in this presentation was 'medication. and when he talks of early intervention he's talking about 'early medication'. As someone who after 18 no longer takes medication for schizophrenia (with the support of my psychiatrist), I can explain that all the chemicals like dopamine that effect your mental well being are made or sourced in the stomach. So change your diet and you'll change your outlook on mental health
Very interesting insight and view. I have changed my diet to vegan and low carb, and go running and/or do tai chi as well as meditation daily. cut out alcohol completely. this has enabled me to reduce my meds significantly, but do you have any other advice as to how to go about it? i still smoke cigarettes and drink caffeine, as i find these help me balance the side effects of said medication, but would happily cut these out on the long run. I am also currently looking for a less conservative psychiatrist...
@@dubplatekid23 good on you for trying dietary things and for going running. One of my goals for each day is to walk a minimum of 10 km and that makes such a big difference to my outlook. Your psychiatrist will tell you that smoking and alcohol and drugs are related to poor health outcomes for mental health. As a former heavy smoker I gave up largely to get the psychiatrist to work with me instead of against me and I don't regret it.
@@shield-u8f hi, thank you for your interest, diet is funny in that it doesn't matter how sick someone is they're always eating a well balanced diet. For me there is so much misinformation out there that I started from scratch - I took four food items which I thought were the most nutritious and I eat just that for a week, gradually I added and subtracted foods one at a time based on how they made me feel instead of following recommendations from doctors and so called experts.
Konner Wilson I'm very sorry if your family don't understand, I can identify, I've been disowned by most of mine. I don't get it though. Do you also suffer from agoraphobia of some kind so you cannot leave the house? I'm sorry to pry I just mean that surely if you are having psychotic episodes then somebody on road , civilians or police or whatever would pick up on this and get you the help you deserve? Anyway all the best take care
This is blowing me away!! Are you able to go get help yourself or are you too sick? Have you spoken about this to anyone besides your parents? Can you e-mail or contact any school professionals who know you? Your principal, for example? They are trained on how to get a child needed help. Don't let the fact it's summer deter you. It's so important to get early intervention.
Oh my gosh thank you all for the support, it actually means so much. Since I've commented this I've mentioned my psychosis to my GP and am being recommended to go to therapy and to see a psychiatrist sometime this month if nothing changes!!
This is a long shot but does anyone here have any good resources on schizophrenia for family members of people living with the illness in Russian? Any tip appreciated!
Thank you for you're support i want to information for you i am Bsc psychiatric mental health nurse i work in 5 years in Ethiopia by my professional i came after 3 month in American Maryland want work my professional and how to become trend psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner in American it is difficult for international Bsc degree psychiatric mental health nurse ?
Iv been paranoid schizophrenic for the past 7 years it's crazy my only hope is Jesus Christ. I smoke a rediculous amount of tobacco but I'm working on it.
Look at her face being overwhelmed with depression whenever those schizophrenic doctor/nurse talk to her. She was significantly abused, and she is now trying to make friendships with the abusers? I hope for her to find an exit from this garbage that she most likely stuck in; and eventually gain her freedom...
I am innocent and I don't want to be involuntarily committed and I don't want to have to serve time all because someone grabbed my elbow and said arrest this man they were joking but they didn't know the fear that it sent through my spine
Hello, I'm just saying hello to you. I'm nearly 67. I hope you get through what you are going through right now. I care about you. Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). Dublin. Ireland.
She has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, but has created a channel and is speaking about schizophrenia. I'm surprised she has the audacity to do this. She definitely shouldn't be speaking about schizophrenia to anyone. It is much different!!
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Gives me hope for my daughter's future.
Psychiatry doesn't cure the mentally ill even with the best of intentions. Joanna Moncrieff has done a good video explaining how antidepressants work. She argues they are psychoactive substances & work by DRUGGING you, they are not medicating an underlying disease, it's like a shy person taking cocaine to be confident. Also the medication might cause other psychical problems like liver damage, tardive dystonia, heart attack etc Link:
ruclips.net/video/r2nVAxf-c8A/видео.html&t
@@caketheory I hope you do understand that your comment could be extremely harmful for people struggling with schizophrenia. Drug therapy for schizophrenia has nothing in common with cocaine for a shy person, it is a necessity for people who have to go through psychosis
@@rinbrandenburg995 There's nothing wrong with taking a sedative for short term use during psychosis but all they do is drug people. There is no biological test to prove the existence of schizophrenia as a disease because it's not a disease. The reasons for schizophrenia are open to debate, I think it's a reaction to being placed in an insane world and if people find the drugs helpful then fine but they must be aware that they don't have a disease otherwise a recovery is impossible.
ruclips.net/video/atsCp2SErog/видео.html
I’ve had schizophrenia since my early 20s. I’m disabled by it even though I’m on medication. This video gives me confidence with what lies ahead.
Hi Lauren, I'm a psychiatrist in New Orleans. I would be happy to do an interview/talk with you. Thank you for your videos.
Please tell her that she just have traumatic events; but not she doesn't have schizopherina. Tell her that schizopherina will not be in DSM in nearest future, see the following link: www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/healthy-living/concept-schizophrenia-coming-to-end-psychology-genetics-psychiatry-schizophrenia-a7925576.html
@@ScientificReview The diagnosis would just get changed to Psychosis Spectrum Disorder. She would still suffer the symptoms. It literally makes no difference other than what label you have...
@@ScientificReview Aslaamalaikum brother...how do you know?.can you give details as well please?....few tips and precautions,perfect cure of sczophernia as well.?
@@ScientificReview It don't matter what it is called, it is a psychosis and symptoms that she will have to live with forever
As someone who has experienced psychosis, that shit is fucking scary
Just leave her alone
I have schizopherina I have a degree in business administration an organizational management in my bachelor and also business management certificate this viedo bless me because i will be going back to school to be a nurse. my mom always taught me to dream big an that exactly what I did...an im proud to say im schizopherinc you don't know how many lives you saved making your viedos when I first found out I was schizopheric I was lost an devastated now i have been doing great since watching other viedos about schizopherina am too see how much people have it amazes me ....it taught me that I was not alone
good video, would enjoy hearing more about him and his own personal story in a future one.
I love this guy, I have a similar story. I have a job now that I'm very good at AND I have schizophrenia. My illness came at the ripe age of 21 when I had my life ahead of me and I was studying. With plenty of exercising ( lots and lots of walking , running, weight training), meditating, internal scheming , diet , I'm like a 1000 times better than when I was 21. ( I think ) I'm the best employee at my company. It's a pretty intense job too , I'm a software developer whenever I think of why I don't have X in my life, I think of the devastating impact this illness had on me. My advice is to keep on trying, never ever give up trying it will get better, medicines aren't bad but you don't need a kilo of it nor do you need a million of them.
my son is also a software engineers. was diagnosed 2 years ago. lost his job during covid. I would appreciate if you let me know how are you doing today.
thank you
Really enjoyed this informative interview.
I would love to hear more from Carlos like how his dx has affected his career and employment prospects.
Like does he keep his dx a secret from his employers? At what point does he tell them? Before interview or after he has been working there for a while, etc? I feel there is so much prejudice against people with MH conditions, I would love to hear how he navigated this.
He will make an amazing legal advocate for people with SZ as he has insider knowledge of the condition and how it affects people living with SZ and peoples attitudes towards those with a dx. Please do more interviews with Carlos Lauren.
As an aside, Carlos has the most gorgeous smile.
You don’t have to disclose your mental or physical health issues to your employer unless you’re a threat to yourself or others so since he’s medicated he probably just hasn’t told them.
Thank you for your continued work to educate others and their families on navigating this illness. You, Lauren are an amazing person and gift to those searching for direction and education.
Dr. Larrauri thank you also, you are an amazing person and thank you for your service and advocacy for those who are in need.
What a great perspective! I believe that having a Practitioner who understands an illness first hand (regardless of the type of illness) allows for a much more comfortable experience for the patient. It immediately relays a sense of understanding. Kudos to you Carlos! You Sir, are a Rock Star!! :)
This give me Hope. Am in psych NP school n recently suffered severe depression. It got me rethinking if am on the right path. Good interview
Absolutely love all your videos. I run a program for people experiencing their first episode of psychosis in Central IL. I often send your videos and channel to my clinicians, clients, supervisors and other people in similar positions as me. You are very well spoken and intelligent. So happy to see that you are educating so many and changing peoples' lives. You are truly doing more than you understand.
Do you include kids? My first psychotic episode was at 11 years old. Just curious.
C D program is usually starts at 14 years old but i have clients that are younger in the program. if you are in Illinois. Google “FIRST IL program” and locations for the First Episode Psychosis Program will pop up. As long as symptoms have not occurred for longer than 18 months, most programs should help.
Ah ... this is what i call an insider ...a medical professional who also has the added education from living with the condition
I just found your channel when watching mental health videos I don’t have schizophrenia but I have Obsessive compulsive disorder and depression and I find that a lot of the things you talk about have things in common with what it’s like to have Obsessive compulsive disorder anyway thank you for being so open about your mental illness it’s help me understand schizophrenia a lot more.
I just started working with a nurse practitioner and I'm very happy. I no longer work with a psychiatrist, but continue with my therapist. The 2 of them work together.
This is such a great channel. Love it.
I am a psychiatrist occupational therapy. I've been working in an acute unit for some months. That's a very interesting host you had and your videos are very helpful for me to understand and overall to give me hopes and motivation to take care of the patients 👍🏼
@@jennyedwards4873 why r u spamming and attacking others...
Keep it up and I am glad to see many of us professional living well with schizophrenia .
Thank you for your videos my
Son was diagnosed last year after a psychotic episode. He doesn't want to get help is the sad part. I wish I could help him understand how much I worry about him. He's such a kind young man and very loving. I just want him to know how much everyone loves him
This was great and very informative about the profession! Currently in nursing school and looking to potentially pursue being a Psych NP.
Looking forward to this series. I love your smile Lauren :) keep it up!
Hi Lauren I was with the mental health system for many years but was released into go care and am finding navigating continued help hard so thankful for your channel it answers' slot of questions
Amazing idea for a series ! Can’t wait for the next episode :) thanks for raising awareness around mental health !
This is saving my mind thank you! Definitely gonna support!
Very well done!! I like your interview style Lauren!
I can truly tell how much you love doing what you do, Lauren! Thanks for everything.
A very interesting video. I truly value learning and becoming more aware about mental health through your channel.
I qualified as a psychiatric nurse in 1992 ( where had the time gone?). I have my own mental health issues and I found regular meetings with a psychiatric nurse very helpful. I currently meet weekly with a psychiatrist and one of the things ha which helps me most is whe he points out that something I’m feeling is perfectly natural
I just want to say that you are doing such important work!!! Your videos are invaluable-and a lifeline to me as I am navigating everything after the diagnosis of someone very close to me. Godspeed in all that you are doing and hope to accomplish.
I agree with self-advocacy. In terms of issues with chronic pain I’ve had to really stand up for my needs. Sometimes though it’s overwhelming and that’s when having someone who can advocate fir you is vital
Yes please do more of these type of videos
I have SZ (abbreviation I made up for schizophrenia) and I considered being a psychiatric nurse practitioner because they are the ones who treat me. I decided on a bachelors in anthropology instead. May I say that people on psych drugs should take a magnesium supplement because it prevents arrhythmias associated with antipsychotics antidepressants. What medication does this guy take?
Great guest! Great interview!
I just watched this video and thought it was a very good interview so I went to click "Like" and it was already clicked! The video was posted about 3 months ago -- sometime in those months I must have seen the vid and been moved by it, yet I have zero memory of having watched it! Nothing new here. All the time I'm completely forgetting things that happened to me. Wonder if it's the same with everyone? Strange world!
Could you talk about or point out anything regarding language deficits (abnormalities) and schizophrenia?
Also, thank you for being so open. I don’t suffer from the illness myself, but I have seen it first hand. It’s very hopeful to hear someone talk about it who is managing it.
This is a great video & a great interview
Thank you so much for your informative channel ♥️
keep up the good work lauren.
such a valuable interview!
Thank you for this hopeful video
much love to you both.
Mental Health Nurse with my own diagnoses.
@@jennyedwards4873 uh?
Amazing video congrats Lauren😀❤❤❤
You are both warriors!
This channel is GOLD!
One thing I wonder is do schizophrenics discern background noises as voices. For instance if there is a scratching in the background do people with schizophrenia interpret it as a voice similar to how ghost investigation shows play back audio recordings and discern voices in what sounds to me like static. Are you more or less likely to hear voices in random background noises compared to other people?
I love your channel and the amazing content you make ❤❤!
Thank you 😊 for this information
Wow this was GREA✝️ #HOPE 🎉
Schizophrenia is something I wish I didn't have. I can't live whilst taking these medications and having this illness. I have trouble taking care of myself
I'm very sorry, hope you are well.
I’m not sure if I have schizophrenia but I sometimes feel like I’m not alive or if I’m stuck in somewhere else, sometimes I see objects move or even see bugs fly over me or crawl on stuff. I have also heard noises that I’m not sure if were actually there, it makes me scared but I try so fight whatever it is and I am considering seeing a doctor.
Could you maybe talk to "The Wounded Healer" (Ahmed Hankir?) He's a Psychiatrist with lived experience of mental illness and he has the most amazing back story. He lectures to medical students and health care professionals all over the world but he's based here in the UK. He does have a youtube channel and it is really good but he's more "known" and probably easier to get hold of on twitter (The Wounded Healer @ahmedhankir) Most of all he is an absolute sweetheart! So engaging and so lovely and empathetic.
Hey, I'd love to see you check out and react to Senua's Sacrifice - it's a game with a protagonist who experiences schizophrenic symptoms and the team did a lot of research on how to depict that experience. I'd be interested to know your opinion. :)
i really really think there should be spy patients put in place in emergency hospital situations so that they can evaluate mental healthcare workers that have had several complaints like in the emergency healthcare of the hospital i was at for i was treated in a way that changed my entire life and i will never no matter how much emergency help i need i never want to willingly go back to that terrible place even though it was just two weeks and i was hospitalised in other situations for months and never treated as bad as i was treated and hope noone ever goes through what i went through or have to deal with the backlash of the mental health profesionals that determined there was no proof so it didnt happen i would like to start an organizstion to actually spy on the grit of it and do something about it by sain testiment ! so theres no confusion! too bad im uneducated!
Being on disabikty for Schizophrenia, What are my resources that are possible,what are some of your ideas?Also after a very traumatic experience in August 2020,how do I learn to socialize..Going to public places around people is so hard for me..please any id e as
Dr.Lauren
I wonder what the therapy aspect looks like. Is it teaching the patient compassion?
Every other phrase in this presentation was 'medication. and when he talks of early intervention he's talking about 'early medication'. As someone who after 18 no longer takes medication for schizophrenia (with the support of my psychiatrist), I can explain that all the chemicals like dopamine that effect your mental well being are made or sourced in the stomach. So change your diet and you'll change your outlook on mental health
Very interesting insight and view. I have changed my diet to vegan and low carb, and go running and/or do tai chi as well as meditation daily. cut out alcohol completely. this has enabled me to reduce my meds significantly, but do you have any other advice as to how to go about it? i still smoke cigarettes and drink caffeine, as i find these help me balance the side effects of said medication, but would happily cut these out on the long run. I am also currently looking for a less conservative psychiatrist...
@@dubplatekid23 good on you for trying dietary things and for going running. One of my goals for each day is to walk a minimum of 10 km and that makes such a big difference to my outlook. Your psychiatrist will tell you that smoking and alcohol and drugs are related to poor health outcomes for mental health. As a former heavy smoker I gave up largely to get the psychiatrist to work with me instead of against me and I don't regret it.
@Aarron Brunner How did you change your diet?
@@shield-u8f hi, thank you for your interest, diet is funny in that it doesn't matter how sick someone is they're always eating a well balanced diet. For me there is so much misinformation out there that I started from scratch - I took four food items which I thought were the most nutritious and I eat just that for a week, gradually I added and subtracted foods one at a time based on how they made me feel instead of following recommendations from doctors and so called experts.
What are your thoughts on ECT.
Very good video btw♥️
Mimi thanku good amennn
I wish my family would take me seriously and get me help, psychosis is literal agony.
hope you get the support you deserve soon!
Seek the help yourself, don't allow someone else to hold you back on getting better.
Konner Wilson I'm very sorry if your family don't understand, I can identify, I've been disowned by most of mine. I don't get it though. Do you also suffer from agoraphobia of some kind so you cannot leave the house? I'm sorry to pry I just mean that surely if you are having psychotic episodes then somebody on road , civilians or police or whatever would pick up on this and get you the help you deserve? Anyway all the best take care
This is blowing me away!! Are you able to go get help yourself or are you too sick? Have you spoken about this to anyone besides your parents? Can you e-mail or contact any school professionals who know you? Your principal, for example? They are trained on how to get a child needed help. Don't let the fact it's summer deter you. It's so important to get early intervention.
Oh my gosh thank you all for the support, it actually means so much. Since I've commented this I've mentioned my psychosis to my GP and am being recommended to go to therapy and to see a psychiatrist sometime this month if nothing changes!!
This is a long shot but does anyone here have any good resources on schizophrenia for family members of people living with the illness in Russian? Any tip appreciated!
How can i contact you for help ?
Thank you for you're support i want to information for you i am Bsc psychiatric mental health nurse i work in 5 years in Ethiopia by my professional i came after 3 month in American Maryland want work my professional and how to become trend psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner in American it is difficult for international Bsc degree psychiatric mental health nurse ?
Iv been paranoid schizophrenic for the past 7 years it's crazy my only hope is Jesus Christ. I smoke a rediculous amount of tobacco but I'm working on it.
Have you ever been tested for celiac disease?
Besides the poing, but love your Blouse/dress! :D
I know a psychiatric pharmacist. I would love to introduce you to her.
Read the book Psychiatry: The Science of Lies by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz. Hmmmmmmm. Serenity.
Now can a person work on that medication?
it depends on the person. Everyone is affected differently by medication. It's possible with supportive doctors and a flexible work place.
Look at her face being overwhelmed with depression whenever those schizophrenic doctor/nurse talk to her. She was significantly abused, and she is now trying to make friendships with the abusers?
I hope for her to find an exit from this garbage that she most likely stuck in; and eventually gain her freedom...
I am innocent and I don't want to be involuntarily committed and I don't want to have to serve time all because someone grabbed my elbow and said arrest this man they were joking but they didn't know the fear that it sent through my spine
hey lauren if you interview more people you can interview me if you would like.
The techs.... gosh they're the worst in the hospital:( they're so mean and threaten you (in my experience)
Percent 390
Are u able to drive a car on ur meds?
In this country you just say you're a psychiatric nurse. The word practioner is irrelevant. This guy is quite boring.
It's time for me to die.
Hello,
I'm just saying hello to you. I'm nearly 67. I hope you get through what you are going through right now. I care about you.
Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). Dublin. Ireland.
She has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, but has created a channel and is speaking about schizophrenia. I'm surprised she has the audacity to do this. She definitely shouldn't be speaking about schizophrenia to anyone. It is much different!!
What’s the difference? Just curious
She does have hallucinations which is usually a distinction I thought