...inexcusable, and could easily escalate the next time he has a psychotic meltdown. Your safety should be your first concern and ...may never be able to control his mental illness to the point wh...
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An antipsychotic treats the mental disorders known as psychosis. Schizophrenia is probably the one psychosis that most people know about.
However, there are also other indications for these...
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...the point of subclinical psychosis while having the mental disorder, but I slowly become ...the point of clinical psychosis which my psychologist did ...bad I was diagnosed with psychosis but...
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Dating and mental illness
A woman I am interested in dating has told me she has mental illness. Said she is psychotic sometimes and was arrested about 12 years ago.
So...
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...richer and the rest of the people being destroyed.
If Mike Savage says that compassion is a mental illness then all I can say is that he is mentally ill and projecting his psychosis on the...
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...old son Mood Disorder NOS?
Hello dee67. I study the psychiatric disorders, and am not ...on some of the older, anti-psychotic drugs that often once the psychosis is brought under control, do not...
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...unstable is right. If he is mentally ill, then all I can say ...when having a literally crazy ex, especially if she's neurotic/psychotic. All I can say is to get a restraining...
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...psychiatrist said that he's a psychopath who on occasions has been in psychosis (the psychosis is the mentally ill part).
It's kind of similar ...that he's insane (in psychosis) and thus shou...
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...Myth of Mental Illness by Thomas Szasz is ...explores how diagnosing people with mental disorders absolves them of personal responsibility, ...concentrates more on the nature of psychosis and...
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