"I was driving and suddenly I had been my idea of \u200b\u200bwhat the madness, its meaning ... (my personal experience but just people who read it can be reflected in the written ).
For me it is an extreme, powerful, urgent, an attempt by man to get rid of belief systems or established mental patterns, taxes, either by ourselves or abroad. ; That makes us feel as limited beings when our nature is not.
When a person enters a state psychotic shows, so we could say literally, that to which we cling to, what we are deeply attached and that it collapses, it expires. It literally shows the mental idea we have about it. The mind expands and shows what they think, or what has been "forced" to believe. The person, therefore, in the psychotic state feels a tremendous fear for what is perceived, not understood but which threatens your world, a world that is assumed to be real but it is not in its literal sense. Hence the feeling of loss of identity, confusion, death ...
The more the person will resist change, stronger and more powerful the outbreak. Also, the stronger the outbreak, the more strength you have, tell us, from outside, clinging tremendously, we are attached to this idea in its literal sense to the person lives.
therefore those accompanying persons experiencing these episodes have to be extremely caring, compassionate, and also be the anchor point of the sufferer, and that at times you may lose all reference . The duration of these episodes, one from outside can not do much (except to remove the person with medication).
When we distance ourselves, not to identify with what we perceive to be as powerful, when we see the subtlety, which implied that process brings, when we see the symbolic, the metaphorical there it is when we release that we neurosis, is when we understand that state and renewed, feeling lighter, freer of conflict, transformed. This is the work once the person has left the crisis and to have the desired outcome for health professionals and patients should be a collaborative work. Only patient has all the information, only the patient knows all its reality, but may lack the tools that make you stay in balance. That's where it enters the professional's work.
(Well, the idea came to me was a feel but wanting to express it is still not widespread and is reflected all that want. In fact the words do not do much, and if you try analyze much in the end get more confuse than to clarify.)
I wanted to pass down this idea and thought that the same is a good idea to share it. So if you somehow think that would be good to reflect it in the blog, I am free to do so. For that we are, to work and try to help within our means.
A hug! "
text introduced by Caesar M. Estévez (Mental Health Nurse Specialist), written by Diana (Expert in Mental Health)
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