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Are you are having trouble thinking? Are you hearing things that seem strange or that other people don’t hear? Best thing to do is to go to your family doctor or a doctor in a clinic and tell them about it. They can check you out and figure out what is wrong and what to do. Lots of things can cause these kinds of symptoms, and a doctor is the best person to help. Also check out our information about psychosis , or visit the basics about psychosis page.
Help for a friend or family member
If you know someone you think might have psychosis, encourage them to go to their doctor for a checkup. If they seem to be really ill and the doctors office isn’t open, take them to emergency. Don’t try to argue them out of any strange beliefs or paranoia they might be having, but you don’t have to agree with them either. The best thing is to help them get medical help. Also check out our information about psychosis, and our information for family members and supporters. If you have a friend who you think might have psychosis, you can also check out the video there about someone who helped her friend get help, or the basics about psychosis page.
people to talk to who can help
- BC Schizophrenia Society http://www.bcss.org/category/contact-us/
- Crisis Intervention & Suicide Prevention Centre of BC http://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/
- Early Psychosis Intervention http://www.psychosissucks.ca/epi/
- Helping Overcome Psychosis Early http://www.hopevancouver.com
If someone in your family has a mental illness (even if it’s not Schizophrenia or psychosis) you can contact the BC Schizophrenia Society for help and information. There is also a Calendar of Family Support Events for support groups, training and other events in BC.
Information Online
- Resources on the British Columbia Schizophrenia Society website
- Resources for family members
- Resources for teachers /educators
- Basic info about psychosis
- More video and audio files
- Information in other languages about schizophrenia
- Sign up for our resource e-lists for family & friends, educators, mental health professionals, aboriginal resources
- Resources on the BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information website - this site has lots of information on different kinds of mental illness.




