5 Signs Of A Psychotic Disorder

You have probably heard of varied definitions of “psychosis” used casually, but have you ever heard of a psychotic disorder? Psychotic disorders are severe mental disorders that cause abnormal thinking and perceptions. So, what are the defining features of a psychotic disorder? In this video, we will be explaining the signs of psychotic disorder.
Disclaimer: This video is created for educational purposes only and is not intended to substitute a professional diagnosis. If you suspect you or someone else may have a psychotic disorder or any mental health condition, we highly advise you to seek help from a qualified mental health professional.
In our previous video, we also talked about what Schizophrenia is if you want to check that out after this video: • What is Schizophrenia?
Writer: Monica Taing
Script Editor: Rida Batool
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Amanda Silvera
( / amandasilvera )
Animator: Zyan Méndez (insta : @tomboisoda)
KZbin Manager: Cindy Cheong
Music: A Night Alone by Track Tribe
American Psychiatric Association. (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM-5®). American Psychiatric Pub.

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Conversation disorder related and signs

[@folliblanc2447]

Thy savior summarizer is here: 1. Delusions 2. Hallucinations 3. Disorganized thinking 4. Abnormal motor behavior 5. Negative symptoms Bye 🏃

[@Tbirder]

I have 3 of those

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@Tbirder I have 4-💀

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I have number 3. But ye I'm fine.

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Time Travelers!

[@cndystcre]

@@Treacherries yes, apparently they could say that 3 months ago when it was posted today

[@deadaccount8099]

i do love not being able to reach a therapist 😻😻😻

[@a_reelskitface]

There are literally no mental clinics less than a three hour drive away from my town and even if I could bring to myself to tell my parents so and it sucks so this is a mood :')

[@Jeff-fp8qx]

Is this sarcastic? I don't know the difference between the sarcasm and seriousness, sorry.

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I am really baffle why your comment says 3 months ago

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@@Jeff-fp8qx I believe it's sarcasm

[@Lnrs2us]

Same and I don’t have the money to get in one or some.

[@purestlullaby]

I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia, and I find most people tend to think how it works is you just have bad episodes every once and a while and then go on with your every day life. But its not! Psychotic disorders aren't an on and off thing, they can affect your every day life

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Only some of (not all) the symptoms can be an "on and off" thing... More often, it's an "ebb and flow" thing so there are worse and better days, but no particular good days where it's clear and you can just be lucid. ;o)

[@lindaharris8737]

I'm feeling You it runs in my family but I'm bipolar my child is psychotic!!😭😭

[@sparklymermaid2034]

Schizophrenia isn't like that yea. I don't have it but I did research a while back and I'm sure people with it go on with there days and have like an episode every day(let me explain) like they wake like a normal person and eat breakfast or do what they do. They a voice will talk in they're head, stop and/ or something like the tv will talk and its kind of stuff like that (I'm trying to make I'm not offending anyone with it I'm sowwy lol)

[@atlaszurum]

İt depends on the psychotic disorder- i have severe mdd with psychotic symptoms and its episodic lol

[@purestlullaby]

@@atlaszurum Ohh well I guess I was mostly talking about schizophrenia, then. It makes the way I talk and think come out as weird or really disorganized at times, and I also have these 'personality interruptions' where I become very flat sometimes

[@VerenaSatriani]

I hope everyone is doing well, healthy and joyful.

[@nuhahafiz2490]

aww same goes to u

[@bird3938]

awww 🥰 i'm gonna die soon

[@simplyleafy4979]

@@bird3938 ok

[@optimusprime1848]

Good morning.

[@gabrielpalma1687]

@@bird3938 You lucky SOB

[@PlanetPsych]

Summary w emojis: 1. Delusions 😖 2. Hallucinations 😲 3. Disorganized thinking 😰 4. Abnormal motor behavior 🏃 5. Negative symptoms 👤

[@stardustlover8446]

wait 23 seconds ago 2 MONTHS AGO????

[@hnddd_]

@@stardustlover8446 IKR???

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@@hnddd_ I AM CONFUSED

[@BeeBuzzzz]

How the FUCK did you comment two months ago?

[@hnddd_]

@@stardustlover8446 ME TOO- everyone is talking about time travel and stuff- WHAT??

[@Shazistic]

FAIL means "First Attempt In Learning " be positive -Shazistic

[@elizaclouds]

Teachers are going r/wooosh

[@theblackowl555]

Someone told me that FAIL mean Finding An Important Lesson.

[@wut6251]

I'm waiting for someone to get r/wooshed here

[@da1su_am]

Wh

[@RosheenQuynh]

But you can fail more tha once..

[@livvestesen9838]

As someone who just Got diagnosed with paranoid psychosis it’s really helpful to see my disorder being light up:)

[@garnettekken]

yeah same

[@tenkql]

same, i just got diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and this video really helps me feel less alone

[@raymondjack8794]

I'm surprised I haven't seen any I am in your walls comments. I talked about my psychosis and those were the only comments I got. How ignorant, right?

[@enderger5308]

@@raymondjack8794agreed. It’s also the most original comment that has ever existed oh my word how is anyone so original and bright and emotionally intelligent as the posters of that one comment /s. How anyone can play into delusions like that and call themselves good people is beyond me.

[@BeeBuzzzz]

We love telling your mom you have loads of symptoms for tons of disorders but she just pushes it aside. 🥴🥴

[@anxietea5531]

basically a daily routine at this point 🤩🤩

[@Strowels]

That is sad, have you tried to make her belive in the importance?

[@hel2727]

not relatable, I'd rather suffer all my life and end up killing myself than tell anyone.

[@ishiboom8787]

I have a genetic mental illness passed from my parents and yet they still deny any of my symptoms 🙃🥰😝🤓🧐

[@helltubejackie1086]

@@hel2727 that's not healthy

[@Spookybozo]

The part that sucks is being someone who has other expenses to pay for and can’t even afford getting professional help...

[@lokkilucas1]

I was diagnosed with psychotic disorder by a psychiatrist back when I was 12 years old (I'm 28 now) and yeah, I remember having all of these signs before the diagnosis. Especially the delusions and the disorganized thinking. I had to take anti-psychotic pills for almost all of my teen years (Risperidone, in this case) up until recently when I had to change it for Quetiapine, and thanks to my psychiatrist, I don't really need'em anymore.

[@winniekyn6162]

Any update?

[@andreajimenez6053]

So it made the voices go away ?? Somebody I know responds to something that I don’t hear.

[@hnddd_]

HOW ARE ALL THESE COMMENTS 2-3 MONTHS AGO?!- THIS VIDEO WAS JUST POSTED

[@uranuslightwood2039]

IKR? WTF

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Those people are patreons (I think), so they get access to videos earlier than we do.

[@uranuslightwood2039]

@@panda_zet3016 nah they're just time travelers who waste their opportunity

[@panda_zet3016]

Logical

[@boukendabouken1505]

I just realized 💀💀

[@menemosa]

Thank you Psych2Go for making a video just to cover this subject. I am a 16 year old who has suffered from major depression with psychotic features and have seen very little mainstream videos talking about this heavily stigmatized disorder. You’ve definitely made my day and I’m sure it’s the same for many others as well.

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for your feedback! We hope this video has helped you in some way :)

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Leaving this as motivation for anyone willing to prioritize their mental health in 2021. You are strong. You are capable!

[@brainify2862]

If you are struggling with any issue and feel like you can't take anymore, don't feel shy to ask help to professionals or someone who can truly help you. It doesn't make you less good than others just because you search help. Take care of your body and of your mental health too. You are amazing and I am sure you can achieve anything you want, good things we do surely are compensated by life with the time. Stay strong for this 2021!

[@sparklymermaid2034]

Yeah! I'm sure I have this neurological condition, synestatia. I have symptoms of chromestisia and graph color synestatia. My moms believes me so does her boyfriend. I've been asking my mom to get it checked but she said that we don't know if we can here.

[@sparklymermaid2034]

Synesthesia**

[@tiffanywells6574]

@@sparklymermaid2034 it’s up to a doctor to refer you to someone who can diagnose you. It’s not up to your mom to find someone near by. It’s only your mom’s job to take you to the appointment.

[@tenkql]

i find it helpful to text helplines and talk about how ive been feeling. it helps to have someone to vent to and someone who listens

[@nonofyb]

Could you do a video covering different types of hallucinations? I've heard there are hallucinations that make you feel things (like getting hit in the face or something). Also it might not count as hallucinations, but I've read about hallucinations where the people actually knew they weren't real while they were experiencing them

[@BBDOT]

Hallucinations can involve any of the senses! and it is actually quite common for people to be aware that their hallucinations or delusions are just so; even if you know that the monsters you see or the voices you hear, for example, aren’t real then you won’t suddenly stop seeing/hearing them 💕

[@tiffanywells6574]

If I felt like I was slapped I would think it was a ghost, since I believe in the paranormal Lol

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Damn it...I'm in love with these animations, Amanda's voice and Psych2go's videos of course.

[@Psych2go]

Thank you. Glad you like it :D

[@hihihellollo]

thank you, this video really came at a good time for me. ive been experiencing delusions and hallucinations recently, along with disorganised thinking and odd behaviour/movements. i'm still not sure what to think and it's all pretty scary to me, but thank you. this helped me.

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It makes me feel a little better to learn more about my symptoms. It helps me talk to my therapist and doctor easier. Many time I feel I’m not understanding what they are all saying when they are trying to explain thing or give suggestions. Your videos give a comfort level to learning this stuff.

[@newchapterasmr]

Damn even just watching this triggered my anxiety a bit. I went through this in 2017 which caused me to have to let go of my master's degree that I was in the middle of. It's insane and it's probably even more so to those around you. It took quite a while to recover from it and it got to an extreme that it didn't have to get to, so if you're feeling these things, GET HELP RIGHT AWAY!

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you should do a video on selective mutism or shutting down when becoming overwhelmed i’ve dealt with this a lot and i’m not to sure why i’ve been this way

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I love how upbeat the music is in this video given the subject.

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Why's everyone saying we're time travelers?

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They don't know about patreon

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(i know you are a time traveler, but I'm keeping the secret)

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i love these videos that explore disorders, it could help people understand more about people who do have these, and even make some people realize that they could possibly have a disorder and encourage them to seek help

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I like the help in Role Play, and for discussions around some of the Characters we write up and interact with... The socio-psychological exploration can be enlightening to say the least. ;o)

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This video have been really helpful, and the music is beautiful! *happy time traveler noises* :)

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The voice goes so well with the animation, so soft and calming

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for your feedback

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Thank u for being an amazing channel and giving me some graps in my life. Now I can relise what I need help with

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Its been long time since i watched form this channel because of a busy sched. I notice the scripts are indeed improve and disclaimer are well dicuss. When i was 16/17 idk i use to relate myself into the videos that i watched to this channel but since disclaimer is added and now im lil bit aware of things i hepls me to undertand it well Great improvement🙂

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I want to say thank you because you guys made me build up the courage to see a mental health therapist at my school. I really need to see one

[@paraa2443]

To be honest, the reason why I got so interested in psychology was because of this channel. When i saw the video about MD, and noticed i had all the signs, that got me intrested in mental health and disorders and all that, since then I've been watching videos, looking up stuff about disorders, just because i find all that interesting. I've recently also have been thinking of becoming a psychologist, but I'm not really the type person who is extroverted and likes to help around. I mean, i love to help, but i just feel so uncomfortable, so i feel like i wont really do well as a psychologist, either way, thanks alot for helping me find a new interest ^^

[@cjustmauve]

I remember watching this video when I was struggling with depression, anxiety and psychotic disorder. It's been almost one year that I have been diagnosed, I'm so grateful that I had my medical treatment at time. Thank you Psych2go !

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Wow!

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Such a support. Thank you Ms. be successful.

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These videos are so fascinating and imformative. Thank you.

[@Psych2go]

Glad you think so! What other topics would you like us to cover next?

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Amanda's voice is so calming

[@niahoad]

Thank you psych2go. You encouraged me to get a 2nd opinion on my mental health situation. Et voila: diagnosis adhd. The medication helps me immensly in my day to day life and even my addiction problems. My 2021 started so good already, my job makes me happy, life is going well.

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Did you hear voices w ADHD?

[@llamalover5791]

It was 2 am for me when you did the live steam😢 I am excited to watch this though 😁

[@LPS_Felix]

its genuinely so scary that my diagnoses have never been stable nor correct. this video is really helpful. im definitely going to bring this up with my psychiatrist

[@franskel9647]

You should make a podcast! Your voice is very soothing

[@otozinclus3593]

A childhood friend of mine had after severe drug abuse developed a severe psychosis. I wasnt befriended before it developed with him anymore, so I rarely met saw him anymore and didnt knew how bad it was at first. One day through, he randomly appeared at the house of another friend of mine. I will never forget this expirience in my entire life. He was talking about the weirdest stuff, switched to random topics and wasnt acting like how I knew him at all. He also run away from home to live on the street and robbed my friends pocket. I only knew about psychosis from movies and such, but seing the effects myself on a former friend on mine showed me how crippling it can be. After years of struggle with treatment he luckiely is doing much better and finally seems like himself again, but I will never forget the impact of a psychosis on ones life and I am sorry for everyone who struggles with it, but it atleast also showed me that even so severe disorders may get managable with proper treatment

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Been waiting for this one

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I'm in love with the art style

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Great background music Very chill

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ur drawing is so cute

[@christiansaravia7865]

I have ADHD and these videos are the only ones that help me focus on mental health stuff because of the animation thank you

[@Dexteritosh]

I have a psychotic disorder and i dislike the music in the background of this video because my filter of sounds doesn't work very well because of it and making me hear all sounds at once making it hard for me to focus on the content of this video. I do loved the voice of the video though, nice voice. Thanks!

[@xevint8215]

Your voice is really soothing

[@JuanLopez-iw8np]

This was really helpful advice

[@vapichpisey5892]

It’s really bothering how I have to wash my face quickly every time to open my eyes because of the feel that someone will stab me from behind and eat me alive. Sometimes the foam went in my eyes. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@kanwalsharma7737]

Thank you, thank you for telling me about psychology, i love to do a PhD in psychology... In next some years. I love psychology.

[@yejikim3481]

I wish I could time travel... *O h w a i t*

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*le gasp* You have! And so have I

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yay!

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OwO

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Yello mate

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Oh hey

[@straycat8461]

Simple yet beautiful animation style❤

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d- did I just t i m e t r a v e l - ?

[@mandytr8693]

Wait wtf

[@elizaclouds]

Wtf

[@maryamabid9616]

Excuse me but WHAT THE F?!?

[@gwynzynoodles2553]

WAIT-

[@alivingbeing9708]

THE MADLAD FIGURED IT OUT

[@04TheOrchard04]

can you do a video on osdd/did and each specification? I'm super interested in those types of dissociative disorders.

[@sympa_is_misanthropic]

Brilliant choice of music I feel like I’m in a Pixar movie

[@nuhahafiz2490]

i cant tell the difference between persecutory delusions or anxiety. i often have a hard time sleeping at night because i have a feeling that someone maybe a serial killer or smth might be standing right next to my bed or right outside my bedroom door when i go to sleep. but lately i haven't feeling that much now since i've been taking antipsychotics.

[@chromberries7329]

I don't have the full context, nor am I entitled to it, but if you're taking antipsychotics maybe they are delusions. However, I also get paranoid at night thinking that I left the door unlocked, or a window, or someone's going to break in while I'm sleeping etc... but I don't think it's related to psychosis.

[@crayola7053]

this video makes me calm

[@btsmochimi7924]

My heart goes out to all people who are suffering from mental illness☹❤ I hope you'll get speedy recovery

[@himanirawat5]

A lot of people vilify people experiencing psychotic symptoms or use it very lightly calling anyone psychotic so easily, I know it's because of lack of awareness but it hurts a little. People who experience psychosis have done nothing to be vilified like this, they just can't control it. I deleted my comment many times because I wasn't so sure if I should post what I'm going to but here I am anyway. Guys, i hope none of you self diagnose yourselves now. This video is helpful for you in making a decision whether or not you should see a therapist and eliminate the underlying problem altogether but it's definitely not something you should take lightly and joke about. It's a hell hole. Everyday feels like a nightmare. For example if you think oh I think I have this because I think everyone is out to get me, ok you should think about getting some help, talk to the psychologist and take it from there but a person with psychotic disorder very rarely has this rational thought of making the decision to see a therapist because everything they are thinking at this point is BIZARRE, intricately connected and very real to them, there's no way they are the ones who got it wrong, they will doubt even the closest person to them like their best friend or their mom just because they observed a change of tone in their sound? and their conclusion would be *my mom has been sent here to kill me* and they will HARDLY tell anyone about the whole experience because in their head some unknown forces would harm them if they do or they just never feel the need to. If you think you're experiencing grandiose delusions, please know that it's not a simple I'm the best or I'm better than everyone else or believing in superstitious stuff. It is more *oh my god, the forest is burning, the fire in the woods is all my fault, the floods in Japan oh no, everything is my fault because???? I AM GOD. Oh let's turn on the tv and see if I can get any updates about myself because I have a feeling I can. Oh god everyone is talking about me, how do they know this, where did they receive this information from, is the government stalking me, have they installed camera at my place? oh I see everything clearly now, oh shit everyone is reading about me on their WhatsApp, why are they smiling, can they read my thoughts, can they read what I'm thinking of right now* Apparently every channel knows about your life and is invading your privacy and the higher authorities have cameras installed in your laptop or home to check on you. And delusions??? well there's no end to this for example *maybe the reason I'm feeling so weird lately is because my phone's battery is not charged OH I HAVE FOUND THE CONNECTION, my phone is dead that's why I'm dead too, I need to charge my ph- wait I have to tell everyone to charge their phones so everyone survives. MOM CHARGE YOUR PHONE I UNDERSTAND EVERY THING NOW, JUST CHARGE YOUR PHONE THAT'S WHAT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT IN THAT BTS VIDEO WHERE V IS TRAPPED IN A DARK PLACE AND THERE ARE PHONES EVERYWHERE AND HE SAYS SAVE ME because cell phones will be the death of us if we don't charge them, THEY SAW IT COMING BUT NOBODY UNDERSTOOD and NOW I'M SEEING IT COMING* and it's not a joke, you're dead serious at the time. It's horrifying. You find yourself connecting the smallest event of your life with another. You probably won't even be able to talk to the therapist and speak about the things you're going through because you're still psychotic and it's all very real to you but the therapist will know looking at your behaviour. So you see? It's not all that simple but yes the earlier you seek out help, the better and none of this is their fault so stop saying things like oh I'm so psychotic or ABC is a psychotic piece of trash, it's insensitive. And if you think you know anyone who is psychotic, please be kind to them and listen to them without any judgement. Psychosis is very complex than you think it is. ok goodbye, Take care everyone🌻

[@crystalgacha2218]

The animation is amazinggg!!!! 😭💖💕💞

[@Psych2go]

Thank you! Would you like to see more of this animation?

[@crystalgacha2218]

@@Psych2go yess!

[@jessh.s557]

This video is so nice and helpful

[@internetcrybunny]

this artstyle is so pretty,,

[@selenagoldenfeather7340]

Thank you

[@GiftedSince92GiftedSince92]

Great video!

[@kelda2608]

TW {small vent} . . . . . omg I literally just told my mom I had really scary delusions and thoughts and she said things like "ridiculous things I put in my head they're not true" I mean she did say we could talk about it tomorrow, but it really bothered me how dismissive she was, which she isn't usually. Which then caused more delusions after they just stopped...

[@defnot.addison]

Hi I'm your new subscriber and I LOVE your video😊💜💜

[@ryzen203]

I feel like I might have something related to this, since i had some "symptoms" which dont seem to apply to the "usual person" but never got the chance to know more about it :")

[@HeatherCzarnyYT]

please cover more on anxiety / social anxiety

[@real_1llusi0n15]

This deserves more likes :D

[@comfy6275]

Happy New Year !!!! ✨ If you're reading this you will have a wonderful year ❤️ God blessed you :)

[@aliyahblidner]

Nice video!

[@networkgame]

Disorganized thinking really fits with me. It'd also fit the performative frustration and delusion from "being the opposite of an autistic, being hyper logic", diagnosed to me by a neurologist specialized in Watzlawick and hypnosis. This goes 10 years back whereas for catatonic excitement we might go to double that but that's personal. As for number 5, I'm oppositely avoiding at expressions, unable to show what I think others would want to see. But I don't want professional help as it makes me lean on the paranoid trait unless they explain me (again, the neurologist) why it is not likely that everyone is focusing on me on the metro.

[@painn333Q]

thank you for this video

[@danamiii]

Why are the comments from 3 months ago when this was uploaded now???

[@allmakotosarebestmakotos4261]

Turns out that Time Travelers exist

[@FMeister94]

A video can be published as private, unlisted or public. Why the video has been unlisted for so long is strange though.

[@user-kf3kx3dl8s]

Paid membership. The video was uploaded earlier for them.

[@arielmaule]

Good and amazing video.

[@no.8952]

I have all of these and have been reading about it. Also took some quizzes

[@howlcharming5966]

Hi, I have a question. Is it possible to be a victim of emotional abuse when your abuser has severe delusional disorder and therefore is unaware of the harm he's causing? I also wanted to thank you for the content you provide, I find it helpful and comforting. Hope you have a wonderful day :)

[@ESumner]

Yes absolutely.

[@finitesound]

Abuse is abuse, regardless of intention or ignorance.

[@jimmybiemans8264]

The examples of hallucinations you gave are actually more advanced forms that only show when you are already further in the process of becoming psychotic or being aware of your psychotic behaviour. The first signs of the hallucination symptom in psychoses are actually being startled by something only to wonder what made you startled (also applies to other types of feelings you structurally can't connect to a source), and seeing something like a snake that becomes more and more like the tree branche it actually is after looking at it more closely. The counteract to these hallucinations when it stems from psychoses, is to observe it without immediately acting on what you observed. The acts you choose in any situation are based on your judgment of what you observed and what stimulated you to make a decision. So you need to give the information you received from the observation more time to get processed correctly, before you are able to choose a befitting reaction.

[@zenithbabar3508]

I like when different disorders are discussed

[@littleelsa323]

the one thing I like about these videos is that they're animated which is nice

[@skullotonin]

**gasp** IM IN THE TIME MACHIIIINNNEEE- also, really good video! really interesting.

[@hnddd_]

h- how?

[@jkv5332]

jungshookethed

[@skullotonin]

i literally do not remember commenting this

[@Intj_hoe]

I've actually been experiencing these symtoms for 3 months my therapist recommend a physiciatrist and I'm getting treatment and medication ^w^ I was nervous and scared at first but I eventually was able to feel better it's been difficult experiencing these symtoms but to people who might be going through what I'm going things will get better! :)

[@carnagecookie]

When your attention span is so short you can't even watch a psych2go video anymore :(

[@theorangekindle4565]

Yes I understand, thanks for the video. Never embrace evil, never to killing, stealing and destroying. 🙏

[@Psych2go]

We hope this video helped :)

[@theorangekindle4565]

@@Psych2go To your people I guess. It will help if you help sharing this video to them. 🙏

[@thelgbtcommunity6351]

me: *has already been diagnosed w/ a psychotic disorder and am aware of the signs* also me: hehe watching a different person saying the same info :) (esp this channel...such a nice voice!!)

[@crispychickentenders8039]

i love these videos but when ots late at night im like super deranged and whatnot so i somehow end up convinced im psychotic. like i unconvince myself almost immediately after convincing myself but its just like a cycle of "omg do i have this?!?" and then "wait no tf i dont" rinsed and repeated. dont get me wrong i love this channel and enjoy its content but my brain likes to assume things SO MUCH

[@Catwoman1464]

Thank you, could you give more concrete examples of when the symptoms speak for a psychotic disorder? How long and intense do the symptoms have to be? Because things are quite vague

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for your feedback! We'll keep that in mind and improve our future videos

[@hugnboba]

I love this simple, subtly noisy, art style

[@tiyaku]

me and my bf just had a terrible break up thank you I need this rn

[@parsaishash4727]

my family don't want to believe that i am sick and need help so i suffering from all signs in this video for two three or five years and i just have 18 years old now ! i wish that the families break this eye glass of this " no everything is good and you are okay"

[@ewe8929]

0:31 all I could think of was- ‘At long last, Bill Cypher has,,, a gun!’ That one meme thing

[@JAPudas]

Hi Psych2Go, you'r amazing and I love how you'r spreading hope and courage. I imagine you reading r/Entitledparents and giving feedback on the situations, perhaps even collaborating with fellow KZbinr rSlash.

[@iamlenamora]

love this animation style

[@Psych2go]

Thank you! Would you like to see more of this animation?

[@mc-re4ui]

Not going to self diagnose but is-this hits very close to home

[@caspiinanimate]

Yes yes, it does.

[@heroruiz1725]

I'm not really sure what I have but my doctor says it's psychosis. Basically what happens to me is my heat starts to beat really fast and then I get these strong, uncontrollable urges to hurt myself or to hurt another person. Maybe even killing them. I don't know what it is but I think at a hearing I had because I was in the crisis stabilization unit for too long a woman said I'm showing signs of psychopathy. I don't really know how to explain it I just feel that I have something different than psychosis

[@psychicpebbles7910]

So before I go to sleep and a little after I wake up I hear things that aren't really there, it's how I know I'm almost asleep. They can be small things like someone saying a couple of words or something hitting something else, or it can be big things that a lot of the time wake me up like screams and exlposions.

[@tzuyuwu786]

This is exactly what I have too. Idk what it is but it can be really scary.

[@hra8059]

I have ADHD and it is very hard to stay on topic when talking to people and the thing is when I start talking about something that seems completly different but honestly it is not. It is also really hard to tell a story or a joke

[@giantsemut]

Thanks

[@7possumsinacoat]

I have got 🌟A video suggestion🌟 Maybe a video on age regression? ^w^

[@chonkthedog7002]

Ily 💗