Women: Late twenties, early thirties Auditory hallucinations most common
Multiple risk factors Around 1% (2.6 million) have schizophrenia Most are not violent or harm to others Men and woman affected equally Show support I see it even if you don't I see things other people don't see Positive and negative symptoms Makes people prone to suicide Men: Late teens, early twenties Hallucination: False sensory perception 40 % untreated Delusion: fixed false belief Medication is most essential Therapy can help I am not crazy I hear things other people don't hear Disease of the Brain High rate in identical twins Treat me with respect and dignity Inability to tell reality from fantasy Psychosis Women: Late twenties, early thirties Auditory hallucinations most common Multiple risk factors Around 1% (2.6 million) have schizophrenia Most are not violent or harm to others Men and woman affected equally Show support I see it even if you don't I see things other people don't see Positive and negative symptoms Makes people prone to suicide Men: Late teens, early twenties Hallucination: False sensory perception 40 % untreated Delusion: fixed false belief Medication is most essential Therapy can help I am not crazy I hear things other people don't hear Disease of the Brain High rate in identical twins Treat me with respect and dignity Inability to tell reality from fantasy Psychosis
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Women: Late twenties, early thirties
Auditory hallucinations most common
Multiple risk factors
Around 1% (2.6 million) have schizophrenia
Most are not violent or harm to others
Men and woman affected equally
Show support
I see it even if you don't
I see things other people don't see
Positive and negative symptoms
Makes people prone to suicide
Men: Late teens, early twenties
Hallucination: False sensory perception
40 % untreated
Delusion: fixed false belief
Medication is most essential
Therapy can help
I am not crazy
I hear things other people don't hear
Disease of the Brain
High rate in identical twins
Treat me with respect and dignity
Inability to tell reality from fantasy
Psychosis