My friend is experiencing what I believe to be his first psychosis. Help.

[Icecoldicicle]

He works hard, we talk everyday, but he owns his on business. He is destroying his mind and body to pursue success on his terms cause he has vi

 

[Icecoldicicle]

He works hard, we talk everyday, but he owns his on business. He is destroying his mind and body to pursue success on his terms cause he has vi

Sorry I got cut off. He's a small business owner and he works non-stop, unfortunately he had to pick up on a couple harder habits and continue them so he could work. He's depressed already, he's not treating his body right or his mind, I think he's losing it. Does anybody know what should be done, hes crying hard every 10 seconds anytime he talks about anything sensitive. I'm scared for him.

 

[Icecoldicicle]

Sorry I got cut off. He's a small business owner and he works non-stop, unfortunately he had to pick up on a couple harder habits and continue them so he could work. He's depressed already, he's not treating his body right or his mind, I think he's losing it. Does anybody know what should be done, hes crying hard every 10 seconds anytime he talks about anything sensitive. I'm scared for him.

He's extremely bipolar. I think he just pushed himself to hard in all ways.

 

[JaunsCheese]

He's extremely bipolar. I think he just pushed himself to hard in all ways.

If you think he is a danger to himself or others call to have him TDOed right now. Use non emergency number, and ask for mental health crisis responders, and not cops who have some "training." Paramedics or mental health professionals who will take them to be detained and stabilized.

If you can call around for crisis units in your area.

 

[Icecoldicicle]

If you think he is a danger to himself or others call to have him TDOed right now. Use non emergency number, and ask for mental health crisis responders, and not cops who have some "training." Paramedics or mental health professionals who will take them to be detained and stabilized.

If you can call around for crisis units in your area.

I'm with him now, he's calming down. He has been a danger to himself due to depression but he's accepted that it's not him, it's the chemicals in his brain. He's laying down, I gave him a Seroquel and Brom pellet and he's calmed down. His hands behind his head, almost asleep lol. Will this last? The changes for the better I mean.