Her best bet is a psychiatrist. Schizophrenia is best treated with both psychotherapy (also called "talk" therapy) and medicine. Psychiatrists can both prescribe medicine and provide psychotherapy. Even if it turns out that she doesn't have schizophrenia, the psychiatrist can help her understand why she thought that she did (or, if she has a related disorder, help her with that) and refer her to another specialist if she should see one. Tell her that if she tells her doctor that she wants to see a psychiatrist then her doctor will recommend one who is covered by her health care plan.
A psychiatrist would be the best person for treating schizophrenia.
As a friend. She confides in you and talks to you because she trusts you as her friend.
She is looking for support and is telling a friend a personal trait about herself.
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He could if he trusts you ,but he probally just likes you.
Try to get your friend to see a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist will be able to help best.
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She either is interseted in you, OR, she is SO uninterested in you that she confides in you as a friend (she may also think that you're a homosexual).
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Try to get your friend to see a psychiatrist. That is the only way that he or she will begin to come to terms with the fact that he or she is actually ill.
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