Question by Jenny Swan: How can I cure my psychosis?
I had it after a trauma, I’m seventeen. Im just going to provide info that may be relivent.
I see a doctor about it two weekly.
Hulucinations distract me from uni work.
I can’t be left alone in the dark.
I sleep with the light on
My mum works from 7 am to 8 pm
My step dad used to hit me ( developed Psy before that though)
Rape happened at 15,16yrs
Don’t have a real dad.
My mum takes stress out on me
My mum financially struggleing
Do not have motivation to find any hobbies
Do not care about making friends, although I do, if we argument, I don’t care.

I do go to the gym daily with my bf
Do take ‘ayripiprazole’ meds
Do love most my family, pets, boyfriend
I don’t drink, never taken drugs etc

When I was raped, he had Hep B. Luckily, I never got it.
Easy going
Good with children and animals
Can get frequent anxiety attacks
Pretty sure I have bipolar, not confirmed. But get angry and break things and hurt myself
Some thoughts of suicide. Not often
I try stay positive
eat healthily
Going down heal will uni work, not as good as I used to be

Feels like I have blocked out it all until now.

How do I make this go away?
My mum doesn’t care. Family in a diff country
Bf is helping

Best answer:

Answer by canada_winnipeg_man
Can psychosis be treated successfully? Yes, there is effective treatment available which is covered under our health care system. In London, there is the Prevention and Early Intervention Program for Psychoses (PEPP) at the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC). It is dedicated to the assessment and treatment of individuals who are experiencing their first episode of psychosis. The program provides optimum treatment to suit the particular needs of youth. Treatment consists of safe and effective second-generation antipsychotic medications and a number of psychological interventions delivered within a comprehensive case management model. Treatment planning is based on a thorough assessment of the biological and psychosocial aspects of the individual’s presentation. The Program is committed to working in partnership with clients’ families. Whenever possible, assessment and treatment is provided without admission to hospital.

Take care always……..and God bless you!

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