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Carleilei :
This is so important! More psych nurses should learn how to use this technique when working with patients dealing with delusions or anything of the sort.
2026-08-04 06:49:49
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11:11❤️IME❤️11:11 :
Great suggestion, thanks
2026-08-04 02:12:36
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Virginia :
I know you can’t confirm or deny this but you did my IV placement during my ketamine treatments. It was a really dark time for me and you made it so much less scary. Thank you, hope you’re doing well <3
2026-08-02 21:33:51
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Grace Nagales :
Thank you for what you do 🙏
2026-08-03 21:39:49
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KrissyDeylene :
I just wanted to say as someone who works in Crisis I absolutely love that you differentiated you challenge delusions when someone is not in Crisis! That is so important!
2026-08-03 23:45:56
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looyaps :
The most helpful thing someone said to me in psychosis was when I told the tech that I thought I started a war (seriously) and her response was a compassionate “that sounds like a really big thing to believe. That sounds bigger than just you” and instead of just telling me outright “no that’s not true” she actually made me think maybe I believed something that was beyond me and I started to heal and recognize my own generational trauma. She was my rock.
2026-08-03 14:40:34
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Emily ✨ :
I worked in inpatient psych for 4 years. We NEED more nurses like you that genuinely care about the patients and who don’t see this specialty as just “passing meds.”
2026-08-02 04:40:00
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Jenna K :
Hi. Law enforcement. I won’t pretend to have even a small amount of your knowledge. But several years back. A male, about my age, having terrifying delusions. He lived w his mom, god bless her because she didn’t know and was trying everything to help her son. She asked when I arrived “tell him they aren’t there tell him he is wrong!” I told her no, what he is seeing is real. When I told him I believed him, about everything, he instantly relaxed a bit. He was able to speak calmly with me and asked if I would drive him to the hospital. Absolutely, and I hope he is doing well. I am not a doctor or anything even close. But we can be human.
2026-08-02 15:02:24
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TanglesTheRope :
I was taught to be careful when it was a sensation, because it’s easy to call it a delusion and miss a medical reason. Having schizophrenia doesn’t make you magically immune to every other medical condition or illness or injury. If they’re yelling about a bell ringing in their ear and buzzing in their ear… that might be tinnitus… which is not really a delusion in the traditional sense. “there’s maggots in my skin.” almost certainly a delusion. Unless he’s homeless. Which statistically, he’s pretty likely to be, for a lot of really horrific systemic reasons…. But we gotta make damn sure there aren’t ACTUALLY bugs in his skin, or a fungal infection, or sores, because he’s probably had terrible access to hydrated healthcare, and that shit happens on the street! How sure are we that the “lightning” that keeps shooting up their leg is a is not good old-fashioned regular nerve pain? obviously, I know that you’re gonna say that you always double check for medical issues before you proceed. I got that. My specific point is about the kinds of medical issues that are difficult to identify outside of reported experience, or are so commonly associated with solutions that it’s easy to dismiss. you can’t hear somebody else’s tinnitus, so you can’t prove they have tinnitus, but if they didn’t have schizophrenia, you wouldn’t assume it was an auditory delusion, you would start trying to treat the tinnitus.
2026-08-01 00:59:42
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summer 🔆🫧🪷🌱🍄🍉 :
this is helpful for myself who works in the outpatient psychiatric field on ACTT with many people who have fixed delusions.. have been wondering how to break that ice versus simply validating and offering coping skills
2026-08-03 03:15:06
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Whitney Jackson :
I have bpd and develop delusions regarding thinking someone is in love with me and I’ve had this delusion for over a year and every time my therapist brings it up It’s very threatening. How do I stop having this delusion?
2026-07-31 17:13:46
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meagan :
thank you so much for this! as a tech, it gave me a better sense of direction. when we get adolescents in psychosis i don’t want to just ignore them, but also i don’t want to say too much to where they form certain delusions that i have an ulterior motive or something when i am just trying to be helpful.
2026-08-03 02:06:37
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deep_blue_sea_676 :
Delusion is a technical word, is there a more layman’s phrase do you just say “believe something false is real?”
2026-08-03 07:16:39
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sofs99999 :
i once told a kid he gets no king von unless he takes his meds.. he took his meds to take her to the o
2026-08-01 15:21:17
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Bri Bri :
What if they say they work on Wall Street or that they’re getting a settlement and start calling lawyers offices asking where is money is
2026-08-01 05:06:40
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Lynx :
This is sooooooo good! As someone who works psych in a very acute setting compassion fatigue is so real. This felt like a reset
2026-08-02 12:02:31
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Kayinherstel :
Im 5 months out of psychosis. Im so ashamed i cant believe everything is thought was real is fake
2026-08-02 23:46:28
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💜HOUSTON🤍 :
Challenging my delusions isn’t really nice of you. No, we good over here in delulu land 😭😂 no seriously thank you for all you do 🩷
2026-07-31 10:43:07
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Jennifer Keller :
Thank you for what you’re doing.
2026-07-31 10:31:15
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TayTay :
This nurse would scare me if I was in psychosis 😂😂😂
2026-08-02 19:13:07
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Shadae 🌻 🌹 :
This is so difficult to see and do as a MH clinician when a patients delusions are so strong..But when you get that little in with a patient and they give the meds a try and you finally get to see them receive just a small amount of relief from their delusions it is such an amazing feeling
2026-08-01 18:32:19
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Nat/e (System) 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🫶 :
Love the consent process
2026-08-01 03:42:34
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Kerri :
As a nurse that has bipolar - thank you. This technique you approach your patients with is something I wish all health care professionals did. Challenging deep rooted beliefs is well, a challenge. I think this is a wonderful way of doing so. If I’m ever (I really hope not) in a crisis again - I hope my nurses are well equipped to handle it like you!
2026-08-01 12:19:37
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shannahsquats :
As a behavioral health specialist I wish more nurses responded this way. ❤️
2026-08-02 22:30:06
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Lauren 💜☮️ :
You have 988 comments on this post. If you work psych you know how ironic 🩷🩷 I’m a psych nurse here to
2026-08-02 11:50:50
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