In this episode I talk about how I deal with panic attacks, PTSD symptoms, and paranoia within the context of a psychotic disorder.

Here I discuss my guidelines and some tips for telling people about your psychotic disorder, including outlining some basics for university and the job search.

In this episode I discuss my various psychosis-related struggles with self care over the years and how I have overcome them in the present day.

In this episode I discuss the arduous process of getting my schizoaffective disorder diagnosis, my original schizophrenia-spectrum diagnosis. I had many misdiagnoses and dealt with bad professionals, and offer my advice for dealing with stubborn doctors: remember who’s paying.

In this episode I discuss the relationship of my psychosis to traumatic experiences I have had, as well as the many way my schizophrenia has led to me developing trauma. TW: self harm, emotional abuse. Note: this episode was recorded at low volume so you’ll need to turn up the volume a little, sorry!

Here I discuss my struggles with cognitive and intellectual symptoms, and overview of how they have changed throughout my life. I hope this can provide and insight into what life with these symptoms is like or provide a sense of fellowship to other schizophrenics dealing with the same little-discussed issue.

Here I describe my hellish experiences on mental wards. Trigger warnings for suicidal ideation and medical abuse.

In this episode I describe my experiences getting “dumped” by two counselors, one a positive experience one negative. I hope hearing this can help you navigate this difficult experience yourself.

Here I discuss some tips from my experience going to university with psychosis. I discuss handling disability accommodations especially and dealing with time management.

Here I describe my adult struggles with schizophrenia and socializing. Feelings of being an outsider and feeling like others can tell I am different from cursory interactions and well as difficulties when joining new social circles.