What are they and why it’s a sign of psychosis

Hallucinations, Delusions, Catatonia — What Psychosis Actually Is, Explained

For a long time, many people believed that if recovery didn’t happen quickly, it meant it wasn’t possible. But modern psychosis research and experts show a more hopeful and complex picture. Everyone’s journey is different. Recovery can involve learning to understand yourself, rebuilding trust, finding the right support, working on your wellbeing, and taking small steps over time. A slower recovery does not mean a failed recovery. After 7 years of recurring psychosis, I fully recovered. I share m

5 Common Habits That Damage Brain Health

Chronic Illness Matters: Living with Pain and Invisible Conditions

Dr Thomas Seyfried says this is the list of everyday things chronically damaging one tiny structure inside your cells - the mitochondria. When that is damaged, he argues it is the root cause of most cancer and chronic disease. The more of these you're exposed to from the list, he says, the more you compensate. And compensation is where disease begins… *The views expressed are those of the guest and this conversation is intended for general informational purposes only. This podcast and its associ

Can Cannabis Cause Psychosis? A Psychiatrist Gives a Direct Answer

What is AI psychosis?

Psychosis Doesn't Start Overnight, the Early Signs of Psychosis We Miss.