🌙Disturbed sleep is often an early warning sign of slipping into psychosis.
💊Resistance or reluctance to take medication can be a strong sign of impending psychosis.
👀Hallucinations, especially visual and tactile ones, can indicate a worsening of symptoms.
🚫Increasing paranoia, particularly about being watched or controlled, is a concerning sign.
🧠Delusional thoughts, such as beliefs about poison or mind control, are signs of slipping into psychosis.
How important is sleep in managing psychosis?
—Sleep plays a crucial role in managing psychosis, as disrupted sleep patterns can exacerbate symptoms.
What should I do if I resist taking my medication?
—It's important to communicate with your healthcare provider if you're experiencing resistance to medication.
Can hallucinations be a normal part of daily life?
—Hallucinations are not considered a normal part of daily life and should be discussed with a medical professional.
How can I cope with paranoia?
—Coping with paranoia involves seeking support from loved ones and engaging in therapy or counseling.
How can I differentiate between delusional thoughts and reality?
—Differentiating between delusional thoughts and reality is best done with the help of a mental health professional.
00:32Disturbed sleep is a common early warning sign of slipping into psychosis.
02:52Resistance or reluctance to take medication can indicate a worsening of symptoms.
05:03Hallucinations, especially visual and tactile ones, can be signs of slipping into psychosis.
06:52Increasing paranoia, particularly about being watched or controlled, should be taken seriously.
