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about Half & Half Institute
Half & Half Institute is a mental health center dedicated for those in need. Here at Half & Half, we specifically work with words who face challenges caused by schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a mental illness that influences ones ability to interact with reality. Words with schizophrenia often suffer terrifying symptoms such as hearing internal voices not heard by others, or believing that other people are reading their minds, controlling their thoughts, or plotting to harm them. These symptoms may leave them fearful and withdrawn. Many words develope what we may perceive as a multiple personality. More specifically, these words functions as two distictly different individuals. By studying these patients, our goal is to study and understand this mental disease and try to establish a treatment to help these words.
meet our patients
We have obtain permission by the following patients to publish their symptoms and behaviors to be shown as examples of their struggle between two distinct personalities.
Patient A
Name: Fast
Personality 1: moving quickly; speedy. (verb)
Personality 2: fixed firmly in place. (verb)

Patient B
Name: Resign
Personality 1: to quit; to give up. (verb)
Personality 2: to sign up again. (verb)

Patient C
Name: Sanguine
Personality 1: murderous. (adjective)
Personality 2: cheerfully optimistic. (adjective)
cured patients
Due to the high success rates of recovery, we have been receiving numerous thank you letters from former patients. We are very proud of not only the impact that Half and Half Institute have made but also the ability for these patients to recover to a normal and healthy way of life.
"I used to be schizophrenic but we're okay now, thank you half and half!" -word Put from San Diego
(Put was a patient suffering between the personality of in fact the verb of to move hurriedly and the adjective of stationary)
Half & Half Institute is not associated with the American Psychology Association. Results may vary.