A Mental Health Blog for the Prosumer
Delusions put the crazy in madness and mental health disorders. This means, simply, when we think he or she is “out there” and “nuts” it’s delusional systems that we are … Continue reading Addressing Symptoms: The Birth of the Delusional System and Bizarre Thoughts (Fixed & Solvent)
Where we live, grow up, work, and spend our time impacts our chances for success and ultimately survival in the world. Ever hear the expression: Person versus environment. It is … Continue reading Our Community & Mental Health
One of the most canonical features or symptoms of mental illness is the hallucination. There are many known presentations of hallucinations. Some of them are one voice or noise. It … Continue reading Audio, Visual & Tactile Hallucinations: The Violent Collision of the Subconscious With Reality
Stop paranoia from limiting your daily potential
Public Transportation in New York State, in particular busing, is a county wide initiative. New York State Department of Transportation services a multitude of individuals, according each respective municipality delineating … Continue reading Legal Story: Voices of the Locomotively-Impaired left Unanswered in New York State
Sometimes, as people, we hurt others. Regardless if it’s intentional or not, we are supposed to accept personal responsibility for our actions. My question is: should this always be the … Continue reading Owning it
Unquestionably, the spectrum between negligence and overprotection carries with it serious implications in clinical & peer professional practice in mental health. Even in our personal lives, we have friends and … Continue reading Dignity in Risk & Risk of Harm
There is no question that in the mental health system peers and clinicians are divided on the issue of diagnosis. As a peer and a clinician I will suggest a … Continue reading The War on Diagnosis
