Home Ground™ is here to help people living with schizophrenia in their day-to-day lives beyond medical care. We’ll offer insights, give guidance, and share positive words of encouragement. You can do this. We support you.
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Sticking to treatment is important, but there’s more to managing symptoms. There’s a lot of information out there: Where do you begin? What should you look for? No question—it can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve done the work for you and uncovered advice you may find useful. Here are a few resources to give you information about handling symptoms and a few ideas to stay on your treatment plan. You may be surprised at how easy some of these suggestions are.
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Gaining more independence can be exciting. And a bit scary. But there are helpful things you can do no matter how you define independence for yourself. Making a safety plan, building a daily routine, learning about housing options, and knowing when you’re not feeling quite right are some of the things to help you get more organized. Be sure to download these resources to get more ideas about living independently and what to do to get there.
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Living with schizophrenia can be like riding a roller coaster. Taking care of yourself so you’re ready for those down moments is very important. Peer and support groups can be helpful. Why not explore them today?
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Get startedThere’s no shortage of financial topics to manage. It can sometimes get confusing, but help is available. You may have explored some financial issues on your own, but it's good to know that you’ve got support. The resources below can offer guidance, advice, and some options that you may not have considered.
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Everyone knows about the importance of diet and exercise. But for people living with schizophrenia, it can be hard. Medications may cause weight gain, or make you feel sleepy or unmotivated. These aren’t uncommon side effects. Being active and having a good diet are important. They’re key ingredients for your overall well-being. That’s why we’ve made these resources available to you. A simple routine with movement, healthy eating, and rest can really make a difference. Learn more below.
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