/mental/ - Mental Health, Illnesses and Disorders

Then make a thread for it.

>>4518
Ahem.
Also
>implying tuppers aren't self-developed DID/Schizophrenia

>>4603
It's not schizophrenia, but it is definitely a mental imbalance.
This is coming from a tulpa mancer of a few years.

How about mindfullness for schizophrenia. Would that work to at least bring a paranoid schizophrenic to being less paranoid.

>>4620
Tulpas can work to help alleviate the symptoms of certain mental illnesses.

It is possible to have a tulpa around to help ease and calm your mind, but they are a companion and will take a lot of time to create.

Many tulpa hosts have spoken of their tulpas helping them work through or cure their depression, and I've heard scattered rumors of schizophrenic people bringing a tulpa into their life to help keep away the bad illusions.

I can't confirm anything, though.

>>4696
Suicide is the faggot option.

BPD here I guess.

Does that count as a more-than-social disorder?

>>4518
I have a legitimate mental disorder other than a social one, though. Mostly just affects major motor control, though.
I can type and do delicate stuff, but I'll walk into doorframes and trip over my own feet.

>>4703
Doesn't matter when you're dead.

>>4711
OP here, I totally forgot about this thread.
Sounds like you have perfectly fine motor control, but subconscious inputs (Like walking without thinking about it) are sloppy.

Perhaps using said subconscious inputs while paying conscious attention to them would work, as you would be able to correct them.
Walk, and then consciously put walking into suconscious control (This is pretty easy to do, although there would doubtless be those who run into difficulties).
Doing this exercise with increasingly tricky manouevres may teach your subconscious motor input to do its job properly.

>>4789
There is a chance to get some sort of psudo psychosis. Sure its not as bad as an actual psychotic illness, but fuck you.

>>4789
What is the context for that picture?