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Understanding psychosis
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Re: Understanding psychosis
Hey @Former-Member,
Sorry I am a bit delayed here but I wanted to say thank you for providing such an interesting resource. Really has good information for carers on information and insights for their loved ones 😊
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@sunflowers
This info sheet might be of help to you.
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@Cas1100
This might be of help to you (first post in thread)
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@KaiTranSydney
This may help you. First post in thread.
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@LHP20
First post in thread may be of help to you.
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WestieNew Contributor
Re: Understanding psychosis
Very helpful, thank you
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@meraki
First post in thread may help you.
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@TheGreatestStar
First post in discussion thread may be of help to you.
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TheGreatestStarCasual Contributor
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thanks for the resource Darcy.
just wondering if there would be any point at all of sharing this with my husband?
I've been told by a psychologist friend of ours, who's been trying to help, that as he is "highly functioning" he is still able to act "normally" within a work context, and I'm wondering if as a result.... by reading this, he'd gain any insight???
does that ever happen or is simply a nice wish to have?
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TheGreatestStarCasual Contributor
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oh, and would there be any point in trying to get my 14yr old to read this?
that's my biggest concern at the moment, the amount of damage my husbands' behaviour is having on our son....
that's my biggest concern at the moment, the amount of damage my husbands' behaviour is having on our son....
