The project, born at the beginning of 2008, is a product of the collaborati… Read Full Bio ↴The project, born at the beginning of 2008, is a product of the collaboration between .:I.S.K:. (Alex), from Portugal and .:V.P.G:. (Valentina), from Italy.

The band started in January 2008, and featured a song ("Neurological Chronic Condition") in Italian Body Music compilation just a few months after its birth, and some months later, featured "Emergency SEX" on Extreme Women in the Dark Future compilation. In the latter part of 2008, the band participated in a song from C-Lekktor's critically aclaimed The Silence Procession CD ("Empty Sou"l).
The live debut came on 11th December 2008, at the Dark Day in Milan, alongside heavywheights Nurzery [Rhymes], Dernière Volontée and Adam Kult. In April 2009 the band played for the first time abroad, in Switzerland with a solo concert and France, at the sides of Arsch Dolls and Tamtrum until arrive to the big festival in Paris on 11 July 2009 with names like Suicide Commando, Agonoize and Diary of Dreams.. Anxiety Disorder have, in just 1 year of existence, gathered a decent amount of exposure and are ready to explode into today's electro industrial scene.
ISK (music and vocals)
Most recently responsible for creating harsh industrial / dark electro bands, aktivehate, Lokomotiv, VexXxeR and PsychotekTrauma, Alex has been involved in music for over 9 years, treading numerous styles, from industrial to metal, ambient and many more. He also ocasionally works as a DJ (spinning mostly harsh /dark electro, industrial, power noise and/or metal DJ sets) and as a sound tech for some portuguese metal bands and events.
VPG (lyrics and vocals)
Valentina has been involved in the management world in the past. She helped bands finding contacts for gigs, performances and interviews and scouted bands for Italian managements and venues. She especially worked with the German market and for a period with London. She's an official member and voice of Distortion Sekt broadcasting, collaborating with Otto Rios, Racso Agroyam (of Hocico and Dulce Liquido)

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Emergency S.E.X Section... Neurology! Room... 666! Section... Neurology…
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Psychotic Depression I see I hear I have Hallucinations I see There's not…

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Billy B

2y↑34

My father had exactly this. His mother had recently died but worse his brother died shortly after. He was found lying dead in the gutter, an overdose from the medication he was taking (his brother was schizophrenic).

My father called me one day and told me to fly down to see him. He couldn't explain it on the phone. I thought maybe he was dying or something. So I went. When I got there he told me he was having some trouble with the government. He didn't know why exactly, but it was obvious that they were messing with him. At first, he said, that was something he could tolerate, but now that I was having problems (I recently had some stress in my life), he had to tell me they were messing with me to get to him. He said that if something happens to him, I would be aware that it wasn't an accident.

It really really creeeped me out. I'd never heard anything like this from him, and I basically never have since. This was 25 years ago and I had no idea what it was at the time, but I'm positive it was depressive psychosis.

Not only had he lost people due to death, but my father was very very isolated. He'd lost a lot of friends from the divorce with my mother, and I think he felt like he lost a lot of me....which I'm sorry to say is true because my mother is a narcissist who turned me against him. (that's another story). Add to that, he developed a problem with alochol.

All of this was the perfect storm for depressive psychosis.

The good news is that with the outreach of some friends and just a little friendly counseling, he's been better than I've ever seen him in my life. As I said, that was 25 years ago and it's never come back. So if you know someone going through this, have hope that things can get better.

WDB sirLocksight

2y↑1

@unreal world

Yep this is exactly how it goes pretty much across the developed world.

I figured out all these "professionals" gave me different diagnosis. The ER ones banded together to create case mgmt cuz they couldn't handle me at the urgent care level.

In the ward the psychiatrist threatened me.

They eventually told me they would ban me from psychiatric inpatient care.

I pretty much have them figured out.

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I was very triggered (not in a bad way) by seeing your username, are you Buddhist?

I understand you, enjoying the present is hard and as time goes it triggers you in a bad way as if you are wasting time?
I personally did not overcome it, as I hypothesize the way I was born impacted my whole life.

List your priorities, and from what I understand your priority is not spoiling your future and enjoying the present.
Do not waste time and see a medical professional, if you need, ask for someone you trust to accompany you in this process. It is tough because of the stigma around the mind and expectations from society, but what holds you from doing so, what do you fear in asking a professional?

Whether you are Buddhist or not, you must know about meditation, its effect have been proven to help. Sleeping is a way to go, but meditation can help you in many ways ^-^ what do you find good in sleeping?

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MedCircle

2y↑1

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Sheila Cassidy

2y↑1

This is no longer available, too bad I was really interested in this.

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MintaMeara Self

2y↑26

When I was a teenager. I had an abortion. I had severe depression after it. I went bat shot crazy with depression. And I grew seriously psychotically jealous of my ex-boyfriend's ability to move on. I had a serious psychoactive break. It took years to overcome.

MintaMeara Self

2y↑1

@Giuliana CR oh I have good days and bad. But 30 years after my trauma, I'm able to cope better in Life but my trauma did affect my young adult life.

Giuliana CR

2y↑2

I'm so sorry to hear what you went through. Hope you're all better and that it doesn't hurt as much when you go back in your memories. I am trying to heal from cptsd from childhood trauma and the memories are still very vivid in my mind to the point it hurts.

Billy B

2y↑34

Billy B

@Blackberries are you going through this or is it someone you know?

Blackberries

2y↑1

Billy B. Thanks for your post. It’s good to hear that things can get better. Am experiencing similar. But haven’t found a way to help to date, limited local resources and family that don’t know how to help.

Autonomy Depth & Consciousness

2y↑42

Thanks for bringing awareness to this. It's really a shame how medical professionals can give diagnoses without getting to know the patient. I've seen this happen to people I know.

P Fair

True. I've gotten diagnosed within 2 minutes of meeting with a "psychiatrist". And put on several different medication. One, Klonopin, was for anxiety and I didn't even struggle with anxiety at the time, but they lied to me about what it was for to get me to take it, they said it was for "mood."
A lot of providers are lazy and just go with what u were diagnosed with previously

carpathianken

2y↑3

Diagnosing people with a mental illness is a common phenomenon in general nowadays without assessing them accurately though.
My boss diagnosed me with depression & I told her , "but you're not a licensed mental health professional, so you're not qualified to make a diagnosis like that"
& then she got huffy, rolled her eyes & told me that I'm an idiot...To which my response was "I know I'm an idiot, I can't be too smart if I work for you".

That's scary to think that inaccurate depression diagnosis' are happening in supposed "professional" settings as well

MedCircle

2y↑3

Thanks for watching and supporting mental health education

Noa

2y↑48

Thank you for making this video. After much turmoil I was diagnosed with psychotic depression, and I never even knew it existed. If videos like this can make people see warning signs so they don't have to suffer then the world would be a better place.

cece

2y↑3

I for sure have had this but nobody talked about mental health back then, i was even bullied for being depressed. These videos would've helped me so much

Magdalena Campos

2y↑42

This was awesome. How dr Judy explains this very complicated issue so straightforward was easier to understand.

chamade166

Also being so hot while doing it. ❤️ Very obvious the interviewer got stiff.

Justin Walker

2y↑18

I feel like this could be me. I grew up in an abusive home having to keep everything inside out of fear of humiliation and physical pain. Sometimes when depression gets real bad I will ruminate about situations which I am alone and everyone around me is gossiping about me and despise me.

Sleep paralysis demon

@Giuliana CR same

Justin Walker

I am diagnosed with PTSD and major depression. When I was a kid there were people who wanted to cause me great harm. It's hard to say if it's paranoid or psychotic when the thoughts are based on real events. With the PTSD I am jumpy when there are a lot of people and noises around me. I see spots/swirls but I feel like that might have to do with hydration, or possibly something that can be solved with a lipids test (blood draw). Or if you are under a lot of stress/panic you might start having tunnel vision.

Giuliana CR

2y↑3

Are you also very jumpy and scared. Do you see shadows or light spots in your vision? That's what has been happening to me and it's scary

Adora Belle

2y↑1

That’s how I’ve been feeling too…

Jai Me

2y↑23

My loved one was diagnosed with this …they went through hell and many psych ward trips and ECT …turns out it was early stage dementia. Brain scans should be required when this happens to a middle aged person with no history of mental illness….dementia isn’t just a bad memory. If this has happened to someone you know and it’s out of the blue demand a PET scan.

Jai Me

2y↑1

@unreal world Yep 💯 agree with you.

WDB sirLocksight

2y↑1

Kristyn Day

2y↑2

This is what my biggest fear is. I have been diagnosed with BPD, MDD, being tested for autism,panic disorder, etc. Like just do a fucking brain scan. My Oma passed away 4/2020 from Alzheimer’s. I’m in huge fear, I’m 32 and a mother of three. I’ve been labeled a hypochondriac by my family. It’s so difficult.

Lachailill McLennan

2y↑1

I had a lot of trouble getting my mother an accurate diagnosis and the care she needed. My mother was misdiagnosed and given the wrong medication, which I believe triggered the development of dementia. When I started getting more assertive and pointing out the mistakes that were being made to the "professionals", they closed ranks and refused to see my mother as a patient. I had to take her to a new GP and get referrals to a whole new set of professionals. After finally managing to get my mother an CAT scan that proved the misdiagnosis and incompetence I finally started getting my mother the care she needed and deserved. What made me really angry was their attitude behind refusing my requests for scans. Their attitude was that my mother was too old to waste resources on, she'd probably be dead soon, so why waste the effort. This was said to me using more euphemistic language.

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Michele Murphy

2y↑10

I am so appreciative of these podcasts. A Wonderful Man I loved very very much, went through psychiatric issues and took his life, after several years of the people in his life who loved him, on a standby-watching him go under. As you can imagine, it was horrific to know a person you loved, desperately needed help but no help was available because, he was ‘a grown man’ and had to decide to ‘get help’.

Now, with the amazing abundance of applicable information available, I feel we will lose less people to these psychiatric issues.

I am very grateful to those who bring these conversations to us. Thank you.

MedCircle

Thank you for sharing your story. 💙

Sandra Brinkerhoff

2y↑9

I am so glad Dr. Judy addressed anhedonia, an important aspect of depression that most lay people don’t understand or acknowledge as a feature of depression.

Oriana Terravecchia

2y↑2

this is what im going thru

Rain9Quinn

2y↑2

Yes, and many are shamed for bIng “lazy “— its awful,

Aaron S

2y↑5

There’s something comforting in that we all are fucked up some way or another and we’re all in it together to get through it

mini mae

2y↑9

I was diagnosed with this after i lost my husband. Unforunately no family was available to help me.
I am okay now after therapy counseling and medicine but it was of several years duration.

Maria Cecilia Absy

2y↑2

I really appreciated the video! I have major depressive disorder and, once during an exacerbation, my psychiatry described my clinical picture as psychotic depression and that scared me A LOT!! But after the video, I could understand the nuances of depression and the importance of a well done differential diagnosis. Thanks a lot guys!
#depressionsurvival #mentalhealthwarrior #YesToKetamine

VforVendetta

2y↑5

This is great. Both questions and Dr. judy explanations are clear, inclusive and easy to understand.

MimiTheHamster

2y↑6

I’ve been suffering psychotic depression this whole two years. How do I fix this?

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Medical help, benevolent association, personal care. It all depends on the possible cause of it, your own symptoms and personality.

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Dayna Bee

2y↑10

It’s crazy to hear this is rare. I don’t know how I got the luck of my dad. It explains a lot and my therapist recommended this as possible but I’m still processing this. I can’t ever get him or my mom help but it does help me place things. Thank you

Misana

@Dayna Bee Understood.

Dayna Bee

@Misana the combo of schizophrenia and a narcissist. The schizophrenia is rare. Not sure if the combination is also rare but the more I talk to people the more I learn my childhood isn’t common even though aspects are relatable.

Misana

2y↑1

I think it's schizophrenia is rare. Unless I'm not following you.

LaElla Dickerson

2y↑1

This was a great video. Learned a lot. Thank you Dr.Judy and Kyle 😊

no manchez sanchez

2y↑5

much needed attention for millennials still struggling!! we were affected hard when our family broke apart!

Irene Griffin

2y↑3

Thanks for the info, always great to learn more!
Not surprised that people will get misdiagnosed in the ER though. They want to get mental health patients out ASAP, they're just not a priority to them and are seen as a waste of a bed. It's very sad that there aren't better options for those who so desperately need help.

John Smith

I think it's absolutely insane people get diagnosed in the ER. I've been to the ER for mental health and they always called the psych unit to come evaluate me. If a regular ER doc tried to diagnose me, well, I wouldn't be too happy.

Steve Thompson

I was diagnosed with having a stress induced Psychotic episode. I’m under stress all the time but can cope. The other night I was drinking with my friends and was very drunk. I started involuntarily yelling out loud and then to severe sobbing. This went on at least 5 different times and I ended up being sent to the emergency room. While in the episodes I could see myself crying and yelling like I was a separate person and keep saying that’s not me, I’m not doing this!!!! I would then just come back to reality like nothing had happened. Relaxed and calm, then another episode would be triggered, again I couldn’t control it. I was later released from the hospital many hours later after passing out from exhaustion. I’m better now but feel like I’ve went through a seizure. My body and head are so tired. How would you explain this????

Sue Cullen

2y↑3

So helpful cannot say thank you enough. Watching my son suffer since 16 to now 19 yrs old is excruciating. So from my heart, thank you

Daily Dose of Medicine

2y↑21

Early Warning Signs of Psychosis:
Worrisome drop in grades or job performance.
New trouble thinking clearly or concentrating.
Suspiciousness, paranoid ideas or uneasiness with others.
Withdrawing socially, spending a lot more time alone than usual.

Jud Baker

2y↑2

@Julie Bryant yeah I get what he was saying now. I thought he was just randomly accusing people of abuse.

Jud Baker

2y↑1

@Desperado Deluxe ohhhhhh yes trauma is probably the #1 cause

Desperado Deluxe

2y↑1

@Jud Baker a lot of this is geared towards parents. That was my impression at least.

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Nazek B

2y↑1

This channel is amazing, thank you for all the amazing and insightful content that you .constantly share

Zouari Hana

2y↑1

One of my family members had this... but unfortunately it was so bad they had to be hospitalized 😔 it was so hard for all of my family.
They kind of got to a point where the thoughts they had are so bad, as if they were thinking people will harm them.
I was not aware this type of depression existed. The meds did not help and they used it for more than a year but chose to be off meds.. now we are always dealing with that person with care because we are always afraid they get back to that status..
Thank you for raising awareness about the matter

Sequoia Street

2y↑9

I’m not sure what’s going on with me but it’s interesting this video was just posted. I’ve had a ridiculous amount of stress and anxiety in the last couple years dealing with addiction. I’m currently six months sober but my anxiety has become almost debilitating. I feel very uncomfortable inside of buildings especially at work. I tried to work three different jobs in the last couple months and left with panic attacks every time. In the last five weeks I had a bunch of more stressful things happen. Somehow I’m still sober. But things feel different in the last couple weeks. Things look and feel different. It’s hard to explain. But the last couple weeks I keep thinking am I gonna feel stuck like this and things are going to be weird. The truth is I am having trouble understanding what is real and what’s not. But how can I know what’s going on.? Right now I’m sticking to basics and trying to eat , Sleep, and only in the last two days I have forced myself to shave and try to keep up appearances. When you’re starting over like this it’s so hard to get help and everybody is so quick to say go here or go there. It’s almost like I need someone to take me because I can’t even make decisions. Maybe I have been paranoid for a long time and I confuse that with anxiety? I called a place a couple days ago that said they would evaluate me and might be able to take me without insurance. I don’t know what I’m going to do but I feel like seven days is not what I need. I feel like I need six months In a mental health place that is positive I can show me how to live. Because at 33 years old whatever’s been going on with me and progressing is not working anymore.

Pedro F Reyes

I have been experiencing anxiety in buildings and the workplace like you described. My eyes start to flicker and heart races. I try and do ‘breath work’ and ‘meditation’ daily. Helps me stay present mentally. You are worthy and are not alone 🙌🏽
I wish you the best!

Jud Baker

2y↑1

I just want to say that it’s more likely you’re suffering with panic disorder with a little bit of “pure o” ocd. These are both common early on in sobriety (most likely due to the lack of neurotransmitters in the brain that occurs in early sobriety). It might help to get checked out by a professional but the fact that you’re so aware of your issues leads me to believe it’s not psychosis.

christiana lekas

2y↑1

I can relate to this somewhat— I’m super jealous of people who can afford decent, in-patient mental health care 🙃

Sequoia Street

2y↑1

I will be coming back to this comment section to see if anybody relates or For advice.

Sequoia Street

2y↑1

Yes it is a last resort to check myself in somewhere. Some of these places aren’t Safe and I know because I’ve been to a few.. No insurance means that you go to all the places where It’s just not good. I could have simple paranoia and exhaustion and be in the same room with somebody who is a psychopath with documented violence.. Anywhere it would be a last resort. I’m trying to keep things simple right now and making sure I eat. Everything is definitely weird in this world doesn’t help right now. This is not the same world. And it is the worst time to ever get sober

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Paige S

Super super helpful...I believe this is my brothers situation. Thank you for this video 👏🏾👍🏽

Will Smith

2y↑4

Can we get more schizoid videos? Would be cool to see a NPD vs SZPD kinda vid

Fit-Frumpy- Mommy

I feel like this explains a lot of what’s going on in the world - much more paranoia out there that I wonder if was triggered by depression upticks.

Sage 888

2y↑1

Thank you for the simple teaching! 🎓

ＯＦＡＲＡ

2y↑1

Now I better understand why the psychiatrist diagnosed me with psychotic depression, it does make sense.
Thank you for this video! Very helpful!

Would you mind talking about birth asphyxia/hypoxia and its relation to mental disorder and cognitive development?

MAD

2y↑4

My brother was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic nearly 40 years ago. I have always wondered if the doctors were correct. He used drugs and alcohol for many years. Sadly, he’s lived in an adult home via court order for the last 23 years. He’s now 79 and will never leave the facility.

River Lette

@MAD I'm so glad to hear that. My brother is in an adult home too. He is pretty well adjusted now and seems to be reasonably happy. I think he's ok. I've worried about him lots. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia at 17. He is 35ish now and he is has had so much progress now managing his condition, and I hope everything is going to be okay for him.

MAD

@River Lette Thank you. I believe living in the adult home saved his life.

MAD

@chckesqures Similar to a nursing home, but the residents have more freedom to go out if they are well enough and must return daily by the curfew.

River Lette

2y↑1

Wow, he is living a long time. That's very good

chckesqures

What is adult home

Olga Knezevic

I had this in the postpartum context. It was not "postpartum psychosis" but severe (postpartum) depression with psychotic features. It took a very long time (about 6 months) to get it properly diagnosed because it's not discussed much, and even less so in the postpartum context. Thank you for this!

Mary Williams

OMG... I think this is what is going on with me! My oldest daughter went no contact and I do not get to see or speak to my grandchildren (who have been with me since birth) since before Thanksgiving. I am doing Ketamine treatments and I think it is helping. I can only tell because I feel like my second treatment has worn off and I am doing things out of my character.

Shannon dobbs

This is EXACTLY what just happened to my 21 yr old daughter💔

Niloufar Marsousi

2y↑1

Extremly helpful. To not confound this with schizophrenia. Thank you

Jonas King

I see this stuff as an American and Army veteran and just say to myself "I will never know if I am diagnosed correctly."

Gabriel Morales Gonzalez

This is interesting and I can relate to several of these videos of this channel.

Lachailill McLennan

2y↑2

My last therapist labelled me as paranoid and schizotypal because I tried to discuss the harassment I was receiving from neighbours, council workers and an individual town councilor, (whom my neighbours had set upon me), while I was trying to care for my mother in her last years in her home. Harrassment that was documented on camera, official correspondence, abusive letters placed in my mailbox as well as the complaints I had to make to police about the harrassment and destruction of property.

Background information: When we moved to this neighbourhood in an ultraconservative town, that became more and more conservative over time, we were automatically considered scum. This is because my father had died a couple of years ealier, making mum a "single mother," and my sister and I , "single parent kids." As one neighbour put it, "we were at least better than the aboriginal family that had been looking at the home". That gives you an idea of the bigotry and absence of moral reasoning skills that these people have. At the time all this started happening I had just left my job as a lifestyle support worker for Autism Queensland. I worked with deinstitutionalised adults with no communication skills, with comorbid conditions such as schizophrenia etc and severely challenging behaviours, Ie violent and sexual. As a result of working in this environment I had acquired another layer of PTS over my already existing major depression, social anxiety, and PTSD from childhood molestation, emotional neglect and bullying. I had already been caring for my mother part time due to her declining health. When she crushed her L3-L5 vertebraa as a result of my idiot sister and her idiot husband not helping her into their car properly, I had to leave work and care for her full time. I had no idea of the level of mindless, evil hatred that still existed towards myself in that neighbourhood, simply because mum was a widower, until I moved back to care for her. Their behaviour was literally unbeleivable and they made caring for my mother in her final years an absolute trauma.

At the end of this trauma, after my mother had passed away, I'd had to write a 47 page letter of complaint to every council member and taken legal action against certain neighbours, I go to a therapist to try and recover from what had become the darkest days of my life, which is saying something. I also needed a psychological assessment for a DVO against my personality disordered sister and her family who had tried to kick my mothers cats and I out of the house so they could take it over, (despite them already owning a house of their own). In that assessment , this psychiatrist described my acutal, factual, documented experiences with my neighbours and council workers as an expression of paranoid ideation while also labelling me as having schitzotypal personality disorder. (I should point out that I was studying psychology while I was working at Autism Queensland and was not ignorant of the conditions I was being labelled with and how I did not meet the criteria for those conditions). When I confronted her about her diagnosis she refused to accept that her diagnosis was wrong in any way. For instance, one of the symptoms of schitzotypal personality disorder is magical thinking. She specifically accused me of this in the assessment. When I pointed out to her that I was an atheist skeptic with absolutely no religious, spiritual or magical belief whatsoever and demanded she state what evidence she based that symptomatic accusation on, she couldn't recall me having said anything that would allow such a assessment to be made. She point blank refused to discuss it further. The same was true of the other symptoms she named.

She wouldn't change that assessment, it had cost me over five hundred dollars, and so I had to use it in court to get a DVO against my psychopathic sister and her family. That assessment is now legal documentation that could be used to defame me in the future. I am still considering if I should take legal action against that therapist. The thing that protects her at the moment is the severe depression and anxiety that I still suffer and that she only exaccerbated. My advice to therapists is to be very careful about your accusations of "paranoia" against patients. Ask yourselt if it has occurred to you that one of the reasons that they are suffering severe depression is because they ARE being harassed or abused in some way by people in their life. Don't just assume they are making it up.

Mystery Mann187

2y↑4

School's needs to teach a class on mental disorders

Gautama Siddhartha

2y↑3

I always fear whenever I happened to speak with strangers and I can't stop thinking about the chances of worst that could happen to me in future. As a result, I miss to enjoy the present and spoiling my future with this ailment. I just want to get over it but its not that easy to pull through. I'm planning to consult a psychiatrist but I even fear to talk with him as he is a stranger to my vision. I even tried reading books but everything makes me to think of the worse that could happen to me from what I have read so far. So I used to sleep a lot as I could keep myself away from this shithole for sometimes. But I knew that this is not the remedy for my problem. Please advise me if anyone had overcome this ailment.

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Sheila Cassidy

2y↑2

Is there a condition called " Homicidal Depression ? ", a person who I used to be friends with said, this was his diagnosis. I have never heard of it, and tbh he was a manipulating man and I believe a covert narcissist. He was also an alcoholic and a thief, He also wet the bed and I believe he did this to punish the person whose home he was staying in, he seemed jealous of everyone and knew how pathetic he really was. Needless to say most never offered him a bed again after his little gift.

Dr. Mukhtar Yerima

Thanks so much for doing what you do.

Papaya

difference to schizotypal features? Please more on that topic 💜

Riley Hoffman

2y↑2

I experienced this last year. I (ego I) was gone for six months. First time the depression had gone so far and I NEVER want to experience it again. I knew I was off but could do nothing to rebalance. I'm still recovering.

Tomi Inspiration

2y↑42

This actually reminds me of when I lost my sight to an armed robbery attack last three years. I was shot in the face, became blind, was depressed and suicidal but I overcame everything, I choose happiness and focus on gratitude, now I am inspiring people with my story and also a mental health counselor and mindset coach. On my YouTube channel I am on a journey of reigniting hope and Inspiration in the world. Thank you so much for all your videos. It have been helpful

Tomi Inspiration

2y↑1

@Nicole Christmas Thank you so much

Nicole Christmas

I'm so sorry 😩 I pray that life continues to bring you happiness, you deserve it ❤️ I admire your strength. God bless

Tomi Inspiration

@M. G. Thank you so much

M. G.

God bless you for being so strong and I'm glad to hear you overcame all the negative feelings. Keep being focused and having faith and helping others 🙏 may you be blessed tenfold

Tomi Inspiration

@Shawna Burt and there is more to just choosing happiness. Which I cannot say in a comment but it’s talk therapy

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Bessie

2y↑1

Thank you so much for this video.

Inez De Kleine

I was diagnosed with derealization-depersonalisation disorder with psychotic features. I really toe the line with reality sometimes. It feels very, very unsafe. Thank God for schema therapy, where I have learned to build up the mature adult part of my personality. I've lived most of my life in my child parts, which are highly reactive. Thanks to a now stronger mature adult part, it's become easier to keep the psychotic aspect from spiraling.

Dr. Mukhtar Yerima

The psychotic features seen in psychotic depression are also described as being mood-congruent which means they generally have depressive themes. For example a person with severe depression with psychosis feeling persecuted is likely to also believe that their persecutors are somehow justified or they deserve to be so persecuted since they think they are bad people. This is different from persecutory beliefs you may have in schizophrenia in which the individual may believe that they don’t deserve what their supposed persecutors are planning against them.

Melusine

Would like to know how you can determine the difference between this and trauma/CPSTD?

MimiTheHamster

2y↑1

It’s related, nobody has these symptoms without some trauma background. I have both

Albin Johansson

Same!

Loretta Sanchez

2y↑1

Sounds like my brother who struggle with drug n alcohol addiction. / mental health. He's terrible when intoxicated and on meds vs. on his meds he's more stable. He gets very aggressive and destructive therefore I have to lock him out of the home. 😳🤔💔

aftonology101

2y↑1

My depression gets psychotic... Lamictal helps so much. And at times Seroquel to stabilize

Lauren R.

2y↑3

what do you call someone who's depressed who deals with rage and high levels of irritation?

Cannonball Light

Depressed. They need to see a doctor because feeling a lot of anger will tire them out.

Stella Giulia

2y↑2

I really aporeciate this knowledge. I battled with depression due to my childhood for a long time and went through a really extreme low 3 years ago. I did things that are very out of character for me and have memory loss. I couldn't explain the lack if control I had during that time to myself or anyone else, but this really clears things up for me. It's good to know I'm not just making things up to myself.

Dakota Dakota

2y↑1

thank you so much for this video

Sammy Rosen

2y↑3

Is psychotic depression a symptom of the start of BPD and/or bipolar?

Yee Haw

2y↑1

Not necessarily but being psychotic is common in us. Those with BPD. I don't have bipolar.

Sarah Haras

2y↑1

And I don’t know anything about the BPD experiences

Sarah Haras

2y↑1

No it is not. I personally sometimes experience psychotic depression and I do have bipolar disorder. But I have talked with both my doctor and psychiatrist and they have only known of very few (under 5 people ) bipolar patients with psychotic depression.

Venetia da Silva

2y↑1

Simple and precise

thePLECTRUM

I once got lost in between the door to the Mens toilet and the door that directly leads to mens toilet, I couldn't find the door or main entrance, so I went back threw the first door and pretended I had been

Brianda Uribe-Joselillo

2y↑2

I’m going through one right now but it seems like I’m ‘fine’ because I can work. I am very different right now. I am not sad anymore but have lost interest in the field I never even dared to call ‘work’ because I love or loved it so much. My whole life went from white to black now. I know I am depressed but everyone thinks I’m just like this and that I’m fine. I’ve had some psychotic thoughts and omfg…. I actually did do psychotic things when I moved and started in a new workplace … I had been in bed for two months and I had to get up to start working. I wasn’t ready yet. I was severely depressed. I had to suck it up. I had to work with major feelings of depression. Tiredness etc. I started to struggle in an area that I never even did. My whole life has changed. I also experienced some dissociation because of the stress I felt for seeing myself struggle in what I do so effortlessly for the first time. This has been a nightmare!!!!!! Someone help

Brianda Uribe-Joselillo

@ＯＦＡＲＡ Thank you!

ＯＦＡＲＡ

2y↑1

@Brianda Uribe-Joselillo That is good indeed, hope you will be able to get over it or seek your truth in the end!
Don't only express yourself, ask questions as well that is very important as well whether they are for you or for the professional ^-^.

Brianda Uribe-Joselillo

2y↑1

Thank you a lot. I appreciate it. I am currently in therapy. It isn’t like my previous one where I felt like I grew more but it’s good to have someone to express what I’m feeling to

ＯＦＡＲＡ

2y↑1

If you cannot afford a medical professional, ask for relatives and people you know to help you with getting help.

Try getting in touch with support group and benevolent groups (not social media) in order to communicate your feelings. You could also do like the other person said.

Try doing small activities which seem insignificant (breathing, drinking water), and go more and more significant (meditation, exercises) for now.

Annastazia Goodwin

2y↑1

Call beyond blue or lifeline xx

Crimson Fire

Bipolar too. I had this

Flower Love

2y↑2

Can y’all discuss more topics of talking about mental health and the effects from sexual childhood abuse and torture?

Annastazia Goodwin

2y↑1

I second this xx

Star Winters

2y↑2

Wish drs would be wiser and also not keep people on lists for years waiting! 🇬🇧

tyrooneyfromdababooney

Yeah, some of it might be psychotic issues. But what's the difference between demonic influence,or possession. Do your education or beliefs allow you to talk about that.

Linda Andrews

2y↑2

Sounds like a " first world only treatment " , reserved only for those WITH the money to pay for this treatment . Lower , poor , homeless people , just get get put in either A jail B Phyc unit n scheduled .

Who th hell you think you kidding lady ?? ...

Auntie L.

ＯＦＡＲＡ

2y↑1

That is right when I advise people to seek for a medical professional, I don't think those people are Americans.
America is seriously not the best health care and people have to suck it up.

SikkSoToo[602]

Y'all have really come up with a thousand different ways to skin a cat. Too many sliding charts reliant on a clinician's definition of severe, acute, prolonged, etc. Features are vague, sound like a very basic collection of paranoid ideas.
Great set though. Wardrobe, hair and makeup look amazing too.

Matt

aww dr judy is so smart and pretty i love waching videos ft her

Star Winters

First ✨🤗✨🌹 Thankyou very informative ✨🤗✨🌹

buildtherobots

2y↑1

If someone has preexisting severe depression and is prescribed a very short course of a corticosteroid like Prednisone (for an unrelated reason) and has a negative psychological reaction after starting the corticosteroid, how would the diagnosis be affected and how might such a disturbance be treated?

ＯＦＡＲＡ

Being focused on a diagnosis may not be the way to go.
If the doctor who prescribed such medicine doesn't know about your mental health history, it is preferable you talk to them directly.
If you have doubt about why they prescribed it to you, you just have to ask, the doctor will be obliged to answer.

MARIA massey

2y↑1

Very good but Dr Judy reeds to SLOW DOWN as this is a teaching video, thus the way Information is COMMUNICATED NEEDS 2B DELIVERED MINDFULLY OF THE TARGETED AUDIENCE...so a lot was information was not received that would have been if it was communicated better🐻🐼🦊❤️

Abigail Esther Robinson

2y↑1

Umm LOVE dr J so 🔥💗

WDB sirLocksight

Hello Dr Judy are you talking about humans...? @1:21 Cuz I'm having a double-take. Maybe I'm not assessing reality properly. LOL 😆

It's not schizophrenia in the categorization but it is psychosis - possible symptom of depression.

The fact psychosis has moving goalposts and is different in various cultures and groups could be a red herring or not exist at all.

@4:21 I do agree with the anchor bias following to the next level or parallel levels of care

Kevin J Cook

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Cookie Monster

I have this

Katie D

What can happen if someone who is actually Schizophrenic is diagnised as Bi-Polar? Are the treatments similar?

ＯＦＡＲＡ

Medical professionals do not indicate a medicine because of a certain diagnosis, but according to the individual.
But overall, indeed some are.

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Alan Stuart

2y↑1

Tbh psychologists do not see a lot of schizophrenics or psychosis so they are not the most knowledgeable about treatment for it

ＯＦＡＲＡ

That's why I hesitate seeing psychologists, some of them do mention psychosis (but they are a large minority) and even that is not very clear to me.

eumbha

lookin extra good in todays upload

Bee Mean

2y↑1

Help I need help this is me I'm pretty sure

ＯＦＡＲＡ

You need to seek for medical attention, do not self diagnose even if that totally seems like you ^-^.

Cera Scott

been diagnosed with both psychotic disorder an major depressive disorder

Linda Andrews

2y↑1

Plus , looking at your age , its ALL book knowledge .. zero life experience ...

Yeah nah Mam . Enjoy your big pay pack .

Auntie L .

Erik Hermanson

More like Iblis

Rodrigo Mondingo

Dr. Judy is hot, set me up!!

THE BOOGYMAN

2y↑4

Depression is your body saying fuk U.., I don't wanna be this character anymore, I don't wanna hold up this avatar that You've created in a world that's to much for, deep rest.. your body needs to be depressed, It needs deep rest from the character that you've been trying to play..