What is Psychosis?
What is Psychosis?
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What Causes Psychosis?
Do I Have It?
Do I Have It?
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Symptoms, myths and treatment of psychosis.
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What is Psychosis?
- What is Psychosis?
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- What Causes Psychosis?
Do I Have It?
- Do I Have It?
- Early Warning Signs
- Acute Signs
- Psychosis Symptoms
Recovery
- Recovery
- Treatment
- Personal Expressions
- Let’s Keep Healthy
Stories & Videos
- Real Stories
- Video Gallery
Getting help
- Getting help
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ARE YOU:
Feeling unwell, suspicious or hearing voices?
Do I have psychosis?
ARE YOU:
Withdrawing from family and friends?
What to look for
IT IS TREATABLE:
The earlier you get treatment, the better.
Getting Help
DO YOU KNOW:
Someone who is showing signs of psychosis?
What to look for
DO YOU KNOW:
That you can recover from psychosis?
Real Stories
Mythbusters:
It’s NOT like in the movies, psychosis doesn’t mean you’re “psycho”.
It CAN happen to you. 3 in 100 Canadians will have psychosis at some time in their life.
You CAN’T “catch” Psychosis from someone else.
More myths about psychosis
It’s True:
New studies have linked drug and alcohol use to psychosis and other mental health issues.
More About Brain Health
Treatment:
The first step is understanding what Psychosis is and that it is treatable. Treatment often involves medication, monitoring symptoms, managing stress and creating a supportive network.
MORE ABOUT TREATMENT
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