Supporting a Loved One Experiencing Psychosis: Guidance for Families and Caregivers
When someone you care about starts experiencing psychosis, it can feel scary, confusing, and overwhelming. You might not know what […]
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The Role of Family in Recovery from First Episode Psychosis (FEP): How Family Education and Involvement Can Help
When a loved one experiences their first episode of psychosis (FEP), it can be a confusing and emotional time. As
Managing Caregiver Stress: Self-Care Strategies for Those Supporting a Loved One with Psychosis
Caring for someone living with a serious mental health or physical condition such as psychosis is an important role, but
What You Need to Know to Support a College Student Through Psychosis
I still remember what she was wearing. A red, one-piece bathing suit. A red, one-piece bathing suit over a turtleneck,
Dealing with Your Child’s Psychosis: Resources for Parents
Like most parents, when our kids are sick, we’d love to take their place. We’d rather take on a fever,
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Signs of Depression in Young People
Many young people go through feelings of self-deprecation or sadness, but when feelings grow darker and more constant, it might
Psychosis in Children: What You Should Know
Children often go through phases of withdrawing from their parents and siblings, flitting from one friend group to another, or
Why Is Life Expectancy Shorter in Those With Schizophrenia?
The average life expectancy worldwide is about 70 years old. Unfortunately, the life expectancy of those who have schizophrenia is
What is Paranoid Schizophrenia?
Of the different types of schizophrenia that exist today, paranoid schizophrenia is the most common. Doctors today refer to paranoid