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My therapist taught me how to listen to people's subconscious now i cants top it and everything is confusing, is this psychosis starting again?
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Not sure: If you are feeling confused and now believe that you are literally listening to other's subconcious (rather than trying to assess what it is) than this is problematic. Please let your psychiatrist know promptly. Take care.
Answered 3/1/2013
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