Re: What is decompensation? by TatTvamAsi Â» Wed Jun 29, 2016 1:33 pm In any context, whether medical (organ system-medical) or psychological, or any other system, decompensation means the same thing- that the system is overloaded i.e. cannot compensate. Compensating would mean when one part is weaker, another can pick up the slack, and overall balance is maintained one way or another. It's a rather vague term for a mental health professional to use, but she might have just been wary of jumping to conclusions... to put it in harsher terms, decompensation would be 'starting to fall apart'.
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