Across
- 1. A monthly antipsychotic injection to help a person to take their medication and to stay well
- 2. A person with this disorder might experience "flashbacks", nightmares, feelings of panic and intrusive thoughts
- 7. An illegal stimulant drug which as well as causing a buzz, can also cause psychosis, depression and suicidal thoughts
- 9. A very serious mental health problem also know as manic depression
- 10. An illness where you might hear voices or experience delusions
- 11. An anxiety disorder related to obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours
- 12. A high mood which can seem exciting and fun but can also be distressing and dangerous
- 14. A way of giving calming medication in an emergency
- 16. The love drug which makes you feel very happy but can also lead to agitation, treatment resistant depression and psychosis
- 18. Know as Meow meow, this is a stimulant similar to ecstacy that can cause panic and paranoia
- 20. Most of these drugs work by blocking dopamine which can reduce hallucinations and delusion
- 21. An eating disorder linked with restricting diet and being at a dangerously low weight
- 23. A legal high that can be smoked and can lead to psychosis. It is more damaging than cannabis. Other similar drugs include Black Mamba, Amsterdam Gold and Devil's Weed.
Down
- 1. Feeling down or upset all of the time, can lead to suicide or self harm. It is not just having a bad day.
- 2. Persistent suspicious or irrational thoughts that something bad might happen or that the person is in danger. Feeling a constant sense of threat or fear.
- 3. An eating disorder often associated with bingeing and purging
- 4. Similar to ketamine and magic mushrooms, people taking the drug can appear to be experiencing symptoms of schizophrenia and it can cause depression and long term psychosis
- 5. As seen in Trainspotting, the drug which can cause euphoria at first but can lead to serious addiction and social problems
- 6. A disorder of perception which can cause hallucinations and delusions
- 8. A disorder where a person may experience symptoms of psychosis and symptoms of a mood disorder such as bipolar disorder
- 13. Medication that works by boosting of prolonging the activity of brain chemicals such as serotonin or noradrenaline
- 15. A way of dealing with overwhelming emotions or experiences which can include cutting, taking overdoses, burning you skin or tying things around your neck
- 17. A legal, depressant drug which can cause disinhibited behaviour and addiction
- 19. The "gate-way" drug which has links to psychosis and schizophrenia
- 22. A state of feeling constantly on edge or worried, it's related to the "fight or flight" response
