#schizophrenia support

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Hey hey my psychotic friends. Heres some positivity.

Psychotics who cant dress in anything besides PJs because your brains too busy? Absolutely stunning, love you all.

Psychotics who dress "normally" and get told they're not sick? Radiant. You're brave. I love you all.

Psychotics who dress very boldly? Wow, I am so impressed and I love you.

Psychotics are amazing and you deserve all the support in the world.

[schizophrenic-brooklyn]

My plan (end of 2019 - Start of 2020)

Today I got some amazing news! I rang up this University I want to get into and do so I'll have to study really hard as some of you may not know but I'm 24yrs old and Ive been out of school for a while and even so I didn't get an ATAR or certificate 1-3 in university levels of high school classes. But! That's ok because I can take a test in April of 2020 and that will determine where I need to start and what help I might need in order to get through the bridging course I'll be taking!

On top of that they have so many things that are helpful whether you do online or on campus. Especially for those with mental health illnesses or problems.

Especially for Schizophrenia.

I at the moment will be doing it online but I might change to on campus after the first term. Depending on how I feel.

So, how'd you get there without the certificates? Good question!

Well, I usually for the last year and a bit I've been doing school books for English, maths and science. I've gone from yr 1 to yr 10.

I'm almost there but even having incredible help by my partner's sister Michi who is gonna help me by tutoring me 2 times a week to help me reach a goal where I'll be University Ready!!

I AM SO HAPPY AND EXCITED!! IVE GOT THIS!! PLEASE SHOW SOME HOPE AND SUPPORT!!!

[schizophrenic-brooklyn]

The Reality of Compulsions.

WARNING: THIS WILL BE TERRIFYING INFORMATION AND BE AWARE.

I became very curious as I was watching a well known tv show named Lucifer and someone had said, if people had a bad seed like compulsions in themselves that was triggered and finally bursted out.

I'm a Schizophrenic who has been through compulsions and I can honestly say that it's the hardest thing to go through.

You stand there as the voices tell you how to do it, when to do it and who too. It's disturbing that our minds can come up with these terrifying images and ideas to harm other people.

It has only happened to me twice, one, I wasn't even diagnosed at this point and my parents were out. They went down the street to pick up my nephew's. Nobody but my older sisters friend and I was there, home alone. I grabbed a knife from the kitchen because the voices told me to find the biggest knife possible and the sharpest. I was walking towards her room. I got to a baby gate that broke the hall from the main living room. My dog at the time Trouble saved me from committing a crime. He started barking and jumping I could barely hear him. I remember the voices getting louder. I slid down the wall and started crying , Trouble got under my arms and started wining and kissing me.

It was then I had realised something was happening to myself and my brain and I had no control.

Not all people suffer from compulsions when they have Schizophrenia. But if you do you know how terrifying it can be. It's like your mind has been on overdrive and you have no control over.

The second time this had happened I have not told anyone before.. the only person who knows is who it happened too. I was 12 and I was constantly stuck in a Psychotic Episode for 2 years at the time but it had gotten so bad I almost committed a crime at school.

Things like making comments on social media or even aloud to family or friends about an actor or a role they play in movies or TV shows doesn't help the situation of having compulsions. It can inhance your emotions to that person and cause your mind to go over drive and you'll notice that hallucinations and voices will use this against you.

The best way for yourself and others is to gain control. The best way of doing that is to not make comments aloud but to learn to be kind to yourself and others. It will be hard, I was in high school when I had a serious Psychotic Episode and it was difficult to not be sarcastic and rude to bullies but I ignored them and pretended that I couldn't see them. It got hard when things got pyshical but luckily I got through it without harming anyone. I soon learner that not speaking aloud to people like bullies helps you gain control over the voices and what they would say.

When you are trying to gain control over the voices it will take a long time to gain that type of control. I went through many different stages but it's been about 10 years and I can honestly admit that when I have a Psychotic Episode I don't give in as easy as I did when I was younger.

Keep a look out for a post following the last paragraph. :)

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Best Mental Health Centers for Schizophrenia Care in the US

FINDING THE RIGHT SCHIZOPHRENIA SUPPORT CENTER Schizophrenia is a serious mental health condition that requires specialized, consistent care. Finding the right treatment center can make a meaningful difference in someone's recovery and daily quality of life. WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A SCHIZOPHRENIA TREATMENT CENTER - Personalized treatment plans combining therapy and medication - Intensive outpatient programs for flexible structured care - Family education and involvement options - Community support and peer engagement programs WHY SPECIALIZED CARE MATTERS General mental health services may not fully address the complexity of schizophrenia. Centers focused on this condition offer targeted approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, psychopharmacology, and ongoing care plan adjustments. THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY AND FAMILY Strong recovery outcomes often involve both community engagement and family support. Centers that educate families and encourage peer connection help reduce isolation and build long-term resilience. USING A MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DIRECTORY A reliable directory can help you quickly identify local centers equipped to handle schizophrenia care. Look for facilities that offer comprehensive programs and clearly outline their treatment approach. This overview highlights why choosing a specialized center matters and what features to prioritize when evaluating your options.

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How Mental Health Centers Are Transforming Schizophrenia Care

HOW MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS ARE TRANSFORMING SCHIZOPHRENIA CARE Schizophrenia is one of the most complex mental health conditions, affecting how a person thinks, feels, and functions daily. In 2026, mental health centers are stepping up with stronger, more personalized approaches than ever before. WHAT MODERN SUPPORT LOOKS LIKE - Personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs - Holistic services that address mental, physical, and social well-being - Intensive outpatient programs offering flexible structured care - Community-based support that fills gaps in local access WHY INTEGRATED CARE MATTERS Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, today's mental health centers take a whole-person approach. This means coordinating psychiatric care, therapy, family support, and wellness resources under one framework. THE COMMUNITY CONNECTION Community mental health centers play a key role in reaching diverse populations. Their localized focus makes care more accessible and culturally relevant for individuals who might otherwise go without support. If you or someone you know is navigating schizophrenia, understanding what modern mental health centers offer can be a genuinely helpful starting point.

[schizophreniavents]

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Ask Box Rules + Tag List

Ask Box Rules

What is okay:

Genuine questions

General chatting as long as it's respectful

Venting

Complaining/ranting about things going on in the schizophrenia community or about Trans-IDs

Telling me about your hallucinations/delusions

Talking about stigma

> Anything else unless said otherwise <

What isn't okay:

Insulting me or others at all

Fake claiming me or others

If you support trans-IDs or are one and are about to spill some things about it

Comparing others schizophrenia to another's or your experience (such as saying that someone's doesn't matter due to something about it not affecting someone as much as it is affecting them)

If you will call me or others delusional, insane, crazy, or any rude insults

> Anything else unless said otherwise <

Small Note: For vents, rants, etc, trigger warnings would be appreciated. But if you do not provide them yourself, then I will do it.

Tag Masterlist

#sv vents: For when I or others are venting

#sv explains: For when others are asking questions or when I explain something myself

#sv chat: Just for chatting, not too complex

#sv reblogs: For when we reblog things

#sv announcements: For posts that are important or like this post, for example!

Small Note: "sv" is a shortened version of schizophreniavents/our username

[schizophreniavents]

Welcome To Our Blog!

About Our System/Us

We come from a traumagenic, polyfragmented, and fictive heavy DID system. We are mentally and physically disabled. And we are a RAMCOA surivor. Please be patient and mindful with us.

Disorders: Autism, CPTSD, ADHD, anxiety,OCD, undiagnosed DID, NPD, and schizophrenia. We also have brain damage.

> That is just what we are comfortable sharing <

Main Blog: @thefluffystuffiesystem

About The Blog

This blog was made on the idea of finding a community. Or at least people similar to myself. Which led us to make this! This blog is also run by a DID system if you haven't figured that out.

This is a safe place for schizophrenic users. But anyone can be here. Overall, this blog is a safe space for everyone mentally and physically ill.

Questions about the blog are okay! ^^

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How The Blog Works

This blog is dedicated to teaching others about schizophrenia and giving those with it some support. You can vent, rant, or just talk to me!

But for these, please give trigger warnings. But if you don't give trigger warnings, then I will do it for you. ^^ I want people to feel safe here!

But please understand. Calling people delusional or crazy is not okay here. And remember trans-IDs, endos/nontraumagenics, and ablist are not allowed here.

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