Creating a better world for people affected by Schizophrenia
1. Awareness that Schizophrenia is not a 24 x 7 Mental Condition.
How to change the way the world looks at Schizophrenia and people affected by Schizophrenia!!
09:24 Posted: Jan 2013
Views: 1,193,978 | Comments: 260
11:18 Posted: Dec 2012
Views: 556,704 | Comments: 165
14:52 Posted: Jun 2012
Views: 734,780 | Comments: 166
12:22 Posted: Sep 2012
Views: 332,498 | Comments: 80
05:20 Posted: Nov 2012
Views: 480,151 | Comments: 120
TEDCred score: +0.30 TEDCred reflects your contribution to the TED community.
A comment on Talk: Sherwin Nuland: How electroshock therapy changed me
I read several cases where ECT is administered by ward boys and attendants involuntarily to patients.
Is it really as good as it seems in this Video?
A reply on Conversation: Spread Awareness that Schizophrenia is not a 24 x 7 Mental condition
It is one thing to have a relapse and go through the key symptoms for a day or for a week while the drugs are taking their effect on us. But it is quite another to live with these key symptoms everyday as if it was meant to be.
I have had my share of relapses and dosage of ineffective drugs.
This discussion is taking a nice turn. Thank you so much :)
A reply on Conversation: Spread Awareness that Schizophrenia is not a 24 x 7 Mental condition
A reply on Conversation: Spread Awareness that Schizophrenia is not a 24 x 7 Mental condition
For example, by discovering this line of distinction in my life, I am able to manage my mental condition, the trauma and memories of Episodes, redefining my reality, working towards my goals in life.... without mixing it all up with one thought that I am a Schizophrenic.
Once I started to see it as 5% ... it immediately moved my attention towards 95% and recreate my life. It is an empowering perspective. By making difference in my own life, the people around me are starting to see it as just another form of illness or extraordinary mental condition.
The core intent is to shift the attention from 5% to 95%.
A comment on Talk: Elyn Saks: A tale of mental illness -- from the inside