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- Talk therapy/counselling techniques for mental health conditions.
- Schizophrenic and non schizophrenic trauma induced psychosis, complicated with PTSD, depression and relationship crisis.
- The basic premise is to stick to the facts and point out what the other party is doing. in the past I've used a blind third party with me, me male the other female. with the female tending towards a more counselling shit sandwich approach and myself using a conjoining psychoanalytic approach which is a little colder than counselling and doesn't have the bias. this helps prevent the issues you get with counselling where the counselor can create the shadow of a person who's came you are playing downs past traumatizer.
- this technique works for pretty much any mental health condition and it would be unwise to assume your coupled parties have had a perfect past.
- there are a few other bits that I'm finalizing for serious mental health. but this technique for talking people out of their games and the games that have been played on them is the basis of what someone has put forward as a Nobel prizing winning result of being able to cure schizophrenia.
- Pure schizophrenia.
- For schizophrenia talk to people about their points of interest and a schizophrenic will start to drill you down and down attempting to get to the point of origin. Before you reach the point of origin, basically when you notice the schizophrenic becoming inquisitively agitated or you feel the conversation is starting to delve into personal feelings instead of answering their inquiry say, ‘haven’t you got a clue’
- Post traumatic stress disorder.
- As with trauma induced psychosis but you don’t need the counselor. Instead talk about their interactions with people and interests and raise touchy subject points, that is bringing a secret to focus but raised as if accidentally done. So a key point such as the word sex, ‘I almost said sex then’, a private incident that caused trauma, raise a very light version in a more public space and then apologize saying that that was meant to be private. e.g. ‘I know something about you personally, something about me personally and something involving you, myself and a friend’… no fine details. Encourage the person to have a bit of a bitch and vent off steam.
- Depression.
- Keep a happy bubbly atmosphere and try to focus upon overcoming future problems, don’t dwell on the past and avoid discussing it. If the party does have a sudden episode the best thing to do is ignore them until they are other the episode and then start chatting as normal again. No explanation for the silence is required, but if pushed state, I didn’t know because you didn’t tell me. Episodes usually come on without warning and a disabling until they have passed. Ensuring the subject can be active and have something to do and keep themselves occupied throughout the day is also important.
- A technique for delusion.
- Identify and then raise a stressors for the person.
- Then when they start to become stressed start to bombard them with random bollox in response to the things that they say throwing them even more off kilter.
- They may start to get angry and let of a lot of steam.
- This should eventually result in things such as Floridian slips as the point that was causing the delusion pops out.
- Other techniques are to continuously ask the person questions or to present them with an argument you know they think they will win but which you know they will not and keep at the argument until their point of failure which should occur before your winning point. This will cause their delusional belief to pop. It may be that you both come to the same point, which is OK, just pick another argument of interest for which you believe you have more significant knowledge.
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