How do i become more social and stop hallucinating?!
Question: i used to have a lot of friends but now i keep hallucinating like for example at first i only saw stuff out of the corner of my eye
then i saw thing move and try to come near me out of the corner of my eye
then i saw thing right in front of me but they just faded
then i hared a voice call mara
and now i can look straight at things and watch them move also i hear foot steps and crying and screaming.
i scared ill see another non-real person. all my friends found other friends and just left me to only be friends with the people i see. i DONT want any meds because i saw what they did to some girl now she is all tired bored and never is hungry so how can i stop hallucinating without telling anyone about it and become more social?
Answers: i used to have a lot of friends but now i keep hallucinating like for example at first i only saw stuff out of the corner of my eye
then i saw thing move and try to come near me out of the corner of my eye
then i saw thing right in front of me but they just faded
then i hared a voice call mara
and now i can look straight at things and watch them move also i hear foot steps and crying and screaming.
i scared ill see another non-real person. all my friends found other friends and just left me to only be friends with the people i see. i DONT want any meds because i saw what they did to some girl now she is all tired bored and never is hungry so how can i stop hallucinating without telling anyone about it and become more social?
Note: you probably have a schizotypal disorder of some kind, which requires expert diagnosis; however, you can choose the treatment. If the following is not effective, after 6 months, accept that you will require medication, (because this is a progressive disease, which will only get worse, without adequate treatment) but there are multiple combinations available to try. Use minimal effective dosage, and there are other medications to help with tiredness. (FROM: http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/a... (This article is much more easily viewed at the above website): The Standard Recommended "Schizophrenia" Nutritional and Dietary Regimen: A remarkable 90% recovery rate. Based on the works of Abram Hoffer, M.D., pioneer of nutritional psychiatry, as reported in Nutritional Influences on Mental Illness by Melvyn Werbach, M.D. Our grateful acknowledgement to Dr. Hoffer for permission to use his work. The following dietary and nutritional regimen is reported to have over a 90% success rate with patients who are ill for the first time or who are suffering their second or third episode with healthy periods in between. It is reported that after two years over 90% will be well, none will be worse, and none will have tardive dyskinesia (drug-induced involuntary muscular movements). They will have to remain on the regimen many years, perhaps their entire lives. For chronic patients