Nick Loffree: Schizophrenic turned Qi Gong Teacher | Ep.6

‪@TheNickLoffree‬ was diagnosed with a drug induced psychosis when he was 17. For 2 years, he suffered with schizophrenia symptoms. He safely went off his medication and became a yoga teacher, then a qi gong teacher. This is an interesting story to say the least. For all streaming platforms go to: https://anchor.fm/lo024 for spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5EVTJS0... Time Stamps: 57:52 what were you diagnosed with? 1:37:18 what symptoms did you have? 3:48:14 what grandeur delusions did you have? 18:57:07 Possessed Japanese story 24:28:15 do you believe people can be possessed? 29:59:09 Childhood to Teenagehood 37:32:14 Telepathy during a LSD trip 46:28:21 What you learnt from your telepathic experience 1:00:31:00 The impact your environment has on you 1:04:21:12 how many voices did you have? 1:04:40:03 what did the voices say to you? 1:07:12:08 why do you think we have psychosis? 1:11:15:23 why not to focus on your trauma 1:18:08:12 how did you recover from psychosis? 1:27:39:13 how long did it take for you to go off the medication? 1:30:25:18 the effect food had on your recovery 1:35:16:07 how did you get into Qi Gong? 1:46:23:13 funny story about boundaries 1:52:20:13 Traumatic Brain Injuries 2:03:10:17 Crazy Bear story 2:24:39:05 Final 3 Rapid fire questions Please help me by supporting this channel via:   / layotheleprechaun   Most Viewed Videos:    • Psychosis | How to stop auditory hallucina...      • Drug induced psychosis | Do you need to ta...      • Carl Jung on Psychosis, Mental Illness and...   Music: (you can get a free 30 days via this link): https://share.epidemicsound.com/mzyjkh B-roll from: https://www.pexels.com how to battle psychosis playlist:    • How To Battle Psychosis   About me: My alter ego name is Layo the leprechaun. I share my experiences with mental health, psychosis and recovery. I suffered from long spells of anxiety and depression before my psychotic break. And before my psychotic break, I had an episode of delusional paranoia. Although I was diagnosed with a drug induced psychosis, my symptoms matched the criteria for schizophrenia according to the DSM 5. My psychiatrist told me it would take me 3 years to recover and that I would have a 50% chance of recovery. I managed to recover in 6 months through consistently learning and experimenting with these techniques. If you have any questions, please email me: [email protected] or follow on insta:   / layotheleprechaun   my website is: layotheleprechaun.com Disclaimer: This is my experience and what has worked for me. This may or may not work for you. I am not a qualified therapist. Please seek professional help yourself. God bless. Good luck. Slán go foill.