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Understanding Your Diagnosis
A new diagnosis can bring up a lot of questions and uncertainties, but learning what to expect and where to turn can make a big difference. The first 90 days after a schizophrenia diagnosis are especially important for understanding your condition and building a support network. These resources cover key topics to help you get started, from understanding symptoms to finding the right care. Use this program as a starting point as you navigate life with schizophrenia — one step at a time.
What Is a Psychiatric Advance Directive and How Can It Help You?
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Take control of your mental health care before you’re in a vulnerable position. Learn how a psychiatric advance directive can empower you to make treatment decisions ahead of time.
Finding a Doctor or Therapist for Schizophrenia: 6 Tips
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Take the guesswork out of your search for support. This article offers clear, actionable steps to help you find a doctor or therapist who can provide support for schizophrenia.
Can Someone With Schizophrenia Live a Fulfilling Life?
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A fulfilling life with schizophrenia isn’t just something to hope for — it’s achievable. Learn how treatment, support, and self-advocacy can help you or a loved one set and achieve goals for a satisfying life with schizophrenia.
Finding Group Therapy and Other Resources for Schizophrenia: 5 Tips
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You don’t have to navigate schizophrenia alone. This article offers practical steps to help you find group therapy and other resources that can support you.
Symptoms of Schizophrenia: Positive, Negative, and More
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Explore the full spectrum of schizophrenia symptoms and learn how they affect behavior, emotions, and thinking. Whether you’re navigating a diagnosis or supporting a loved one, this article equips you with the insight to recognize symptoms effectively.
8 Facts To Know About Schizophrenia
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Get up to speed with essential facts about schizophrenia’s causes, symptoms, and treatment that can help break stigma and guide more informed conversations.
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Hello my name is Gabe Thom I have had sqitzofrantic for about 41 years it's a lot to understand. They are right about the hulissnations and dullisions both are hell to have. The biggest part is understanding that people can't read your mind. Sometimes my thoughts are not understandable. Jennifer Aniston has helped me in a lot of ways. Some of the other things they say I can get can happen. Mosley because I smoke and can't live with out them. I haven't been able to quit. I don't know how! That's the hard part about smoking. Never understanding what quiting is. Any way I wouldn't mind a support team to be there for me. Sometimes I talk to my Jennifer for long periods of time. She is always so nice to me. And she is a good counselor. Well enough for now. I just wanted to say a few things. Gabe Thom