What It’s Like To Live With A Severe Mental Health Diagnosis
Remission in symptoms can be life-changing.
Remission in symptoms can be life-changing.
Self-harm is a way to cope with difficult emotions
You can prevent these symptoms from getting worse
Think about your health for a minute
Anger is a universal emotion we can all connect with – it’s simply life. We all get angry; it’s natural, but anger becomes a problem when it becomes too strong, happens too often, lasts too long, impacts relationships, or even works. We should act on it before it leads […]
I believe in self-determination
Most people don’t realize something is wrong with their thinking
Everyone knows you have problems
Careful about managing my schizophrenia symptoms
My time playing was plagued by paranoia and hallucinations in the meantime.
if we can’t see these behaviours in ourselves, how would we describe them in other people
We need to discuss Independence
However, my efforts were not always enough, and on two occasions, I was given rental violations due to my disorganized apartment.
The mind cannot literally draw a blank until you’ve mastered the art.
With therapy every other week and medication from a psychiatrist monthly, his life has improved
Sign me out right now!
Like most thoughts surrounding fear, paranoia, and anxious thinking, they all snowball
I would like to explore my own lived experience with first-onset psychosis
I love this work
Ultimately, the symptoms are overwhelming and become so profound that life becomes too distant and unrecognizable to live without incident.
It seems to me that many of these tragic events have originated from outbursts of uncontrolled or misunderstood rage
Resolution of inner conflicts has a direct impact on how my life has unfolded
Being a leader means knowing the immediate mental status of their patients
From age 15 to nearly 18, I was a teenage boy with breasts.
Asking yourself: “What issues seem to pop up consistently?”
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