Schizophrenia
Substance Induced
Post Partum
Bipolar
Psychosis
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Is schizophrenia rare?

No - 1 in 300 people world wide

100

What causes substance induced psychosis?

Using drugs or alcohol or withdrawing

100

When does this typically occur?

1-12 weeks after birth

100

how many types of bipolar are there?

Two

100

What do you do if you notice symptoms of psychosis in a loved one?

Encourage to see a HCP

Support & Love

200

What age does schizophrenia usually emerge?

Teen to 30s

200

Is it manageable or curable?

Curable

200

Is this the same as baby blues?

no

200

When is bipolar typically diagnosed?

Teens to 30s

200

What are some forms of treatment?

Counselling, Oral, Injection 

300

Is it manageable or curable?

Manageable

300

What two drugs cause the highest rates of psychosis?

Cocaine and Marijuana 

300

if it occurs in one pregnancy will it happen with them all?

Not necessarily 

300

What causes bipolar?

Genetics, Trauma, Stress, Brain Chemistry

300

What do you do if someone experiencing symptoms is threatening violence to you or themselves?

Call 911

400

What are the main symptoms?

Hallucinations, Delusions, Disorganized Thoughts and/or Behaviours

400

What percentage of people who use drugs or alcohol will experience a psychosis?

50%

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Is it treatable?

Yes

400

what are the main symptoms?

Manic Episodes and Depressive Episodes

Last days to weeks each

400

What do you do if someone is experiencing symptoms, is not violent and not wanting to go to the doctor?

Call nursing at the band office for assistance with initiating the mental health act - involuntary 

500

Are people with schizophrenia dangerous?

No

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What is a symptom of substance induced psychosis?

Hallucination, Delusions, Disorganized Thoughts and Behaviours

500

Why is this a medical emergency?

Risk of violence to mother and baby

500

What is the difference between type 1 and type 2?

Type 1 = more manic

Type 2 = more depressive

500

What do you do if you are experiencing these symptoms?

Seek help - whether it is your family doctor or contacting nursing at the band office for guidance

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