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Ballerina123 · 27-01-2013, 12:17 PM

I'm under the early intervention team and they have been amazing.
I'm not sure if all teams offer the same thing but in my team I get a care coordinator who I see once or twice a weeks. She looks at a lot of paychosocial stuff with me, like making sure I'm managing at Uni, organising my benifits, helping with housing, working out a relapse plan, ect.
I also have a psychologist who works on changing my thoughs when I am psychotic or in a mood episode (I have bipolar with psychosis).
I see a consultant who specialises in psychosis so my medication is well managed.
There is also a psychosis group I can go to that is ran by my team.

I have had a very good experience with this team.

Are there specific questions you have? X

27-01-2013, 12:17 PM	#3
Ballerina123 XXX Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: North east England I am currently:	I'm under the early intervention team and they have been amazing. I'm not sure if all teams offer the same thing but in my team I get a care coordinator who I see once or twice a weeks. She looks at a lot of paychosocial stuff with me, like making sure I'm managing at Uni, organising my benifits, helping with housing, working out a relapse plan, ect. I also have a psychologist who works on changing my thoughs when I am psychotic or in a mood episode (I have bipolar with psychosis). I see a consultant who specialises in psychosis so my medication is well managed. There is also a psychosis group I can go to that is ran by my team. I have had a very good experience with this team. Are there specific questions you have? X
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