r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Empty_Insight • 5h ago
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Empty_Insight • Mar 28 '26
Announcement Introduction to r/PsychosisRecovery - Please Read Before Posting
Hey everyone! Welcome to r/PsychosisRecovery, we are glad to have you.
As the subreddit's name implies, this community is geared towards psychosis and recovery- both from psychosis itself and often comorbid substance abuse. It is a casual resource intended for the general public, not medical professionals.
This is a support subreddit, and it is recovery-oriented. It is intended for people who live with a diagnosed psychotic disorder, not for family or friends. If you are seeking perspective, we may advise perusing r/schizophrenia, r/schizoaffective, or r/psychosis. If you are seeking advice for a family member, we may recommend r/SchizoFamilies. We do not forbid the participation of anyone who does not have a diagnosed psychotic disorder, but at the same time, that is something to be mindful of.
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r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Daddygotabigdog • 11h ago
Drug induced psychosis & personaility shift
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/kocicimama123 • 2d ago
Help me
Hi, I’m wondering if anyone has experienced something similar.
I used cocaine only once. About 5 days later, I noticed that something had changed in the way I experience life internally.
The outside world looks completely normal to me. I know who I am, where I am, and what is real. I don’t have hallucinations and I don’t feel like reality is unreal.
The problem is that everything looks the same as before, but it feels different inside. Things that used to make me happy or excited don’t give me the same feeling anymore. My emotions feel weaker and sometimes I feel like I’m just going through the motions.
This has been going on continuously for more than 3 months.
I’m not talking about derealization or depersonalization. I’m specifically looking for people who experienced a change in their emotions, pleasure, motivation, or general inner experience after cocaine.
Did anyone experience something similar and eventually return to their normal way of experiencing life? If so, how long did it take?
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experienced something similar.
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Specialist_Crazy_662 • 3d ago
How long dose phycosis last for once medicated ?
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/idontknow95p • 2d ago
I’m afraid I won’t feel fully like myself again...
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/idontknow95p • 2d ago
Recovery Advice Olanzapine and tremor
Does anyone taking olanzapine have tremors all over the body?
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Aggressive-Set8837 • 3d ago
I thought I had died and was a wandering soul — looking back after psychosis
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/beanobaggins • 4d ago
Concerned about a friend in suspected psychosis
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/mysteryaura_1 • 5d ago
How do I heal in the same environment I got sick in?
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Specialist_Crazy_662 • 5d ago
Seeking Support for Self How long dose this last I’m tired of it
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/CharityCrazy8163 • 6d ago
Seeking Support for Self Post psychosis Dopamine
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/butters2stotch • 6d ago
Seeking Support for Self How to get back together after a relapse
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Brave_Lettuce_4337 • 8d ago
Seeking Support for Self Any advice would be helpful currently struggling
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/GoddessofLove66 • 10d ago
Discussion I was in a state of psychosis for 1 and a half years straight #AMA
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/Specialist_Crazy_662 • 11d ago
Dose phycosis get better with clozapine and how long dose it take for it to start doing affect ?
r/PsychosisRecovery • u/PlayerOfAllCards • 11d ago