YAAAANN!!

tobi-w1th-an-i

just-apollyon-thoughts:
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“balladofabrokebitch:
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“ something-of-a-hermit:
“ wafflesmcgeesus:
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“ beautifry:
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“ coldtartsbrewcoldersocks:
“ rnyselfie:
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staarcore

namoto-chan

emmanuel-the-manual

Miku

germcore

kiibo said nb loving hours

plutos-moon-child

possibility-1nk

charlottan

*shining a flashlight around* is there anybody mad at me in here

cptsd problems

possibility-1nk

engulfes

i love you air dried hair i love you no makeup i love you comfortable clothes made out of soft fabrics i love you short nails

cuddlycryptid

wirescarryingme

starblaster

i have never met an unpsychotic person who knows what it actually means to “not encourage the delusion” …not a single one

starblaster

what “don’t encourage the delusion” means:

don’t argue with or challenge the delusion—attempting to disprove someone’s delusions is not helpful at all and will result in that person not trusting you
assure the delusional person that they are safe; be open and honest at all times
encourage them to verbalize their feelings and offer protection to prevent injury to themselves or, possibly, others
start building a trusting relationship with them rather than acting on a desire to control their symptoms
do not confirm or feed into the delusion by asking questions about it when the person is not experiencing a psychotic episode

what it does not mean:

insisting to a psychotic person experiencing psychosis that what they’re experiencing isn’t real

gayskrillex

I don’t mean to trivialize psychosis by making a weird comparison, but this guide also serves as a handy checklist for helping someone through a bad drug trip. In both cases your number one priority is to get the person through whatever they’re dealing with unharmed.

starblaster

i don’t think it’s trivializing at all, nor a weird comparison—as a psychotic person who has had psychotic episodes inadvertently triggered by drug use and/or worsened while trying to self-medicate with drugs, i think this is an important addition.

wirescarryingme

lesbianholocron

enough of the “psychiatric medication suppresses your magical abilities” plot, how’s about “depression was preventing me from blowing shit up with my mind until I got on Zoloft”

jackironsides

If your psychiatric medication is preventing you from levitating, talk to your doctor. You may need to try a different prescription.

tricky-pockets

my psych meds definitely gave me magical abilities, such as: starting doing things, stopping doing things, and locating my personal belongings

YAAAANN!!

See, that’s what the app is perfect for.