1027-How to Support Someone with Psychosis_ 5 Tips

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🗓️ 3 December 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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1. Understanding Psychotic Symptoms Psychosis Definition: Includes hallucinations (seeing/hearing things not present) and delusions (firmly held false beliefs). Associated Disorders: Present in schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression, and more. 2. Common Triggers and Causes of Psychotic Episodes Stress: A major factor that can trigger or exacerbate symptoms. Medication Compliance: Non-adherence or imbalance can lead to breakthrough symptoms. Physical Conditions: Conditions like diabetes, sleep deprivation, and traumatic brain injuries may contribute to psychosis. 3. Strategies to Support Someone with Psychosis Create a Safe Environment: Focus on safety and security rather than challenging their reality. Reduce Stress: Identify and mitigate stressors (emotional, physical, or environmental). Develop an Emergency Plan: Be prepared with a relapse or prodromal symptom plan. 4. Managing Symptoms in Acute Episodes Join Their Reality: Instead of arguing, acknowledge their experience and work on creating a sense of safety. Behavioral Observations: Examine behavior as a form of communication to understand underlying needs. 5. Long-Term Interventions CBT for Psychosis (CBTp): Effective in residual symptoms or remission but not during acute episodes. Motivation and Scaffolding: Help individuals develop motivation for self-care tasks using step-by-step guidance and rewards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:57.7	today. Hey there, everybody, and welcome to this presentation on supporting functional individuals
1:06.4	with psychotic symptoms. I'm your host, Dr. Donnelly Snipes. In this presentation, we're going to review what psychotic symptoms. I'm your host, Dr. Donnelly Snipes.
1:12.6	In this presentation, we're going to review what psychotic symptoms are, exactly what
1:17.4	symptoms we're talking about, and the disorders they're associated with.
1:21.4	Psychotic symptoms are present in a lot of disorders, not just schizophrenia.
1:26.9	We'll discuss the causes of breakthrough symptoms
1:29.3	and medication noncompliance and identify strategies to support those who are experiencing
1:35.0	symptoms but are still functional. Disorders with psychosis, and the reason I bring this up
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