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sena2gurl
12-22-2008, 03:04 PM
F-False
E-Evidence
A-Appearing
R-Real

Focus on this when you start feeling paranoid/scared.

Handsome
02-01-2009, 02:37 AM
Thanks for little and usefull tip

let me explain it

The first and foremost thing is that a person suffering from paranoia won’t accept he/she is paranoid. Thus, it is upto the close associates of the person to take them for professional counseling.

The doctor would generally prescribe behavioral therapy to make sure that the patient does not put up a defensive or offensive behavior while in public or at home. This also helps the patient to collect himself up and not make the disorder obvious to others.

Behavior therapy also makes the person a bit insensitive to criticism, which helps him/her to recover fast and gain confidence. After a few sessions, there are considerable changes in a person’s behavior and the doctor soon declares that the patient is fit enough to carry on without the sessions.

Along with the behavioral therapy, certain drugs are prescribed that help calm down the nerves. These medicines should be taken regularly in order to avail maximum benefits and help to overcome paranoia.

The most important thing that should be accomplished is that the fear and doubts in the mind of the patient must be broken and faith should be restored. Once this is done successfully, the road to recovery is an easy one.

Friends and family should be very supportive of the patient and must try to protect the patient and try to win his/her confidence. This way, the patient will feel secure and be able to over paranoia a bit easily.

malika sharma
03-21-2009, 09:03 PM
hey thanks handsome.
this worked big time for me atleast!

superstar143
03-21-2009, 10:30 PM
listen
paranoia is a disturbed thought process

now tips on overcome paraoia

1.First and Foremost thing is that a person suffering from paranoia won't accept he/she papanoid
2.friend and family should be very supportive to the patient
3.Try to win his/her confidence
beacause patient will feel secure and able to over paranoia a bit easily

jaimin
03-22-2009, 09:52 AM
ya..paranoid patient is generally remain undiagnosed as little very little symptoms and he behaviour is good.
but he fails to react in certain situation.he has less emotions..
so good social environment with friendly behaviour is treatment of choice

vandy
04-13-2009, 06:23 PM
Paranoia is a dreadful disease that disrupts the mental condition of an individual. He needs to undergo psychiatric treatment.The patient must have family support & he must have good environment to get cured off it.

Jackson
04-16-2009, 05:21 AM
The primary approach to treatment for such personality disorders as Paranoia is psychotherapy. The problem is that patients with this problem do not readily offer therapists the trust that is needed for successful treatment.

rinky9888
04-24-2009, 03:00 PM
I have this same problem. However, I use both therapy and medication. Not just for this reason, but it helps. However, you simply just have to train yourself to do otherwise. You have to train your mind to think a certain way. This may conflict with your personality, but everytime you have that feeling of paranoia, you have to conciously reassure yourself that what you're paranoid of just isn't true. You have to force yourself to think otherwise. It's difficult. But you can do it if you honestly put a lot of effort into it.

dazzy
10-20-2010, 02:34 AM
* Behavior therapy also makes the person a bit insensitive to criticism, which helps him/her to recover fast and gain confidence. After a few sessions, there are considerable changes in a person’s behavior and the doctor soon declares that the patient is fit enough to carry on without the sessions.
* Along with the behavioral therapy, certain drugs are prescribed that help calm down the nerves. These medicines should be taken regularly in order to avail maximum benefits and help to overcome paranoia.
* The most important thing that should be accomplished is that the fear and doubts in the mind of the patient must be broken and faith should be restored. Once this is done successfully, the road to recovery is an easy one.
* Friends and family should be very supportive of the patient and must try to protect the patient and try to win his/her confidence. This way, the patient will feel secure and be able to over paranoia a bit easily.

rachelstevens
03-08-2011, 12:19 PM
Paranoid schizophrenia is one of the most terrifying psychiatric disorders. The difficulty may not only affect the auditory and visual hallucinations, but also feel overwhelming waves of terror, the feeling that people try to hurt or die or something terrible.Fred drills emphasizes that learning to communicate with your loved one is suffering from paranoid schizophrenia is crucial to prevent relapse and facilitate their transition to a productive life.

javan
03-28-2011, 07:24 AM
People often fail to recognize that they have paronia. Treatments involve drug treatment and psychotherapy.

ayyanasharya
04-20-2011, 08:54 PM
I think you have to find a way for go to a quiet place. Whatever medication you take and therapy you follow, if you stay in a stressful, it will only get worse. You may consider antipsychotics, but I doubt you would like to feel the way they make you feel.

toshiuylikamni
05-18-2011, 06:36 PM
Paranoia is a dreadful disease that disrupts the mental condition of an individual.