Schizophrenic disorders are chronic mental disorders that are manifested by impaired perception of reality, changes in emotions, thinking, behavior, communication, and increasing social isolation. Schizophrenia is usually diagnosed at a young age: men – 20–25 years old, women – 20–30 years old.
Typically, complex treatment is used to treat the above-mentioned disorders - with medication and psychotherapy. First, the acute phase of the disease is treated (usually only after it is diagnosed), then supportive treatment is applied, which aims to prevent relapse and prevent the disease from progressing. It is very important to seek help in a timely manner and to be willing to cooperate with specialists (psychiatrist, psychotherapist) so that life, even with one of the disorders, is as full as possible. It is also important to emphasize that schizophrenic disorders are surrounded by many myths, and those suffering from them are often stigmatized, i.e. considered strange, repulsive, different, but this does not make them dangerous or avoidable. Let us remember - every person, no matter what their shortcomings, is more than anything worthy of respect, compassion, support
