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Psychosis Treatment in Los Angeles, California

Delusional thinking and hallucinations are scary manifestations of mental health problems regardless of the eventual diagnosis. If you or someone you know well has been seeing things that do not exist in the real world, hearing voices when no one is talking, or focusing on misconceptions and ideas that may put them in a dangerous situation or hurt others, it is essential to reach out to the professionals at Los Angeles Mental Health (LAMH) for psychosis support.
Delusional thinking and hallucinations are scary manifestations of mental health problems regardless of the eventual diagnosis. If you or someone you know well has been seeing things that do not exist in the real world,
hearing voices when no one is talking, or focusing on misconceptions and ideas that may put them in a dangerous situation or hurt others, it is essential to reach out to the professionals at Los Angeles Mental Health (LAMH) for psychosis support.
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What Is Psychosis?

Psychosis refers to a series of mental health issues that indicate that the person may have lost touch with reality. Their thinking process significantly changes – for example, they might believe there is someone following them or watching them when they are alone in the room. Hallucinations come in different shapes and forms – the person will be unable to tell what is real and what is fake. Moreover, their emotional health takes a hit – they are anxious and depressed and they are not motivated to participate in any activities. Psychosis may be a single symptom a person experiences or an indication of a serious mental illness such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or chronic depression. While researchers have not found a specific condition or reason that causes psychosis to develop and disrupt the person’s life, studies have shown that many people with psychosis have had physical illnesses, struggled to sleep well, abused prescription medication, or relied on alcohol and drugs as means to self-medicate and cope with intense stress. If you were diagnosed with schizophrenia, your psychosis may become more evident after you go through a traumatic event or live through a major change that causes emotional dysregulation.
Psychosis refers to a series of mental health issues that indicate that the person may have lost touch with reality. Their thinking process significantly changes – for example, they might believe there is someone following
them or watching them when they are alone in the room. Hallucinations come in different shapes and forms – the person will be unable to tell what is real and what is fake. Moreover, their emotional health takes a hit – they are anxious and depressed and they are not motivated to participate in any activities. Psychosis may be a single symptom a person experiences or an indication of a serious mental illness such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or chronic depression. While researchers have not found a specific condition or reason that causes psychosis to develop and disrupt the person’s life, studies have shown that many people with psychosis have had physical illnesses, struggled to sleep well, abused prescription medication, or relied on alcohol and drugs as means to self-medicate and cope with intense stress. If you were diagnosed with schizophrenia, your psychosis may become more evident after you go through a traumatic event or live through a major change that causes emotional dysregulation.
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SYMPTOMS

Common Psychosis Symptoms

Psychosis manifests differently for people – besides, it is hard to recognize the symptoms without mental health training or if the person you are close to is doing their best to hide the signs of psychosis from you. Still, be mindful of your own mental health or advise your family member or friend to seek professional psychosis help in case the following symptoms appear:

Hallucinations

Delusions

Inability to Focus

Self-Inflicted Isolation

Mood Fluctuations

Sleep Disturbances

Treatment

How Do You Treat Psychosis?

While we will pick the treatment for psychosis based on your medical history and symptoms, you can already take a look at a few strategies we implement to help people with this diagnosis recover:

Our approach to helping individuals with psychosis

Psychosis Counseling

Individual therapy might be the best option for a person who wants to keep their mental health issues private and confide in a therapist about their worries and concerns without judgment. Together you can figure out what caused your current mental state and what can be done to regulate your emotions during the course of treatment.

Psychosis Counseling

Group Therapy

Meeting people with the same diagnosis is always a huge relief for an individual who has been feeling particularly lonely because of their psychosis. Celebrate each other’s successes and milestones and practice active listening as you and your peers share your stories in a group setting.

Group Therapy

Medication Management

An experienced psychiatrist will advise you in regard to the right prescription drugs that will eliminate the most acute symptoms of psychosis as well as figure out what medication you should take if you are also undergoing depression treatment or PTSD treatment. The best medication for psychosis is antipsychotics such as chlorpromazine and haloperidol.

Medication Management

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

To get rid of delusions and hallucinations, you need to recognize false beliefs that form in your mind, ignore them, and focus on positive affirmations that alter your thoughts and behavioral patterns.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Trauma Therapy

In some instances, psychosis might be triggered by a severe trauma a person lives through. With the help of trauma-informed care at our center you will be able to process what happened to you and overcome the emotional pain that prevents you from enjoying life today.

Trauma Therapy

Lifestyle Changes

You can manage psychosis long-term if you fix your sleep schedule, normalize your nutrition, and regularly engage in physical activities that bring you joy and a sense of accomplishment. It is also a good idea to practice mindfulness and dedicate a bit of your time to self-care techniques like breathing exercises to calm down.

Lifestyle Changes
WHY CHOOSE US

Why Choose LAMH for Psychosis Care?

Extensive Experience

Psychosis specialists who work at our mental health center know how to help patients from all backgrounds, no matter how complicated their symptoms are. The rapport between the therapist and the patient is an important factor when it comes to psychosis therapy so we will connect you with a mental health specialist you feel safe and secure with. For instance, if you are looking for a therapist well-versed in LGBTQIA+ mental health treatment, we can match you with one.

Patient-Centered Care

The interests of our patients are our main priority. It is important to us to find out what therapy modalities work in your case so that we can guarantee the best health outcome. Our team will pay attention to your needs and preferences to map out an individualized treatment plan and adjust it in the future in accordance with your wishes and your progress.

Family Engagement

An active involvement of family members plays a major role in the patient’s psychosis recovery. Studies have shown that patients who attend family therapy sessions to make peace with their diagnosis and show their loved ones how to support them at such a vulnerable time are less likely to experience the deterioration of their mental health.

Holistic Approach

The comprehensive care we offer at our facility is one of our key principles. Whether your mental illness affected your physical state or you are looking for insomnia treatment or OCD treatment in addition to psychosis counseling, we will figure out potential underlying issues, ensure your general state of health improves as a result of our guidance, and combine traditional therapeutic approaches with more modern ones.
LOCATION

Psychosis Treatment Near Me

It may be difficult to find a mental health facility close to your house or place of work especially if you have a busy schedule and do not see how you can incorporate psychosis treatment into your daily life. Look at the map below to see where Los Angeles Mental Health is situated – you can learn if we are closer to your current location than other psychosis clinics, tour our facility online, and check how to get to our center prior to your first appointment.
It may be difficult to find a mental health facility close to your house or place of work especially if you have a busy schedule and do not see how you can incorporate psychosis treatment into your daily life. Look at the map
below to see where Los Angeles Mental Health is situated – you can learn if we are closer to your current location than other psychosis clinics, tour our facility online, and check how to get to our center prior to your first appointment.
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How to Get Psychosis Treatment in Los Angeles?

Regardless of the longevity and severity of your mood disorder, it is possible to manage its symptoms and even fully recover. Do not let your mental illness define your present or future and do not hesitate to obtain psychological guidance if you think it can significantly improve your life. At Los Angeles Mental Health we offer a variety of services and programs that will target the symptoms of psychosis and allow you to regain control over your condition – reach out to us today and rebuild your life.
Regardless of the longevity and severity of your mood disorder, it is possible to manage its symptoms and even fully recover. Do not let your mental illness define your present or future and do not hesitate to obtain
psychological guidance if you think it can significantly improve your life. At Los Angeles Mental Health we offer a variety of services and programs that will target the symptoms of psychosis and allow you to regain control over your condition – reach out to us today and rebuild your life.
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Psychosis Treatment FAQs

What are the early signs that someone is experiencing psychosis?

Psychosis does not develop overnight – there are certain symptoms you can spot and avoid further mental health complications. If a person is acting suspiciously, feels paranoid, withdraws from society to spend the majority of time alone, cares less about their hygiene and appearance, and cannot communicate the way they used to, it may mean they are experiencing psychosis.

How is psychosis different from schizophrenia?

These terms are often used interchangeably which is wrong. Psychosis refers to several symptoms that reveal the individual is no longer connected to the world around them and the reality they live in and may manifest in bipolar and schizophrenic people while schizophrenia is a mental health disorder with psychosis being one of the main symptoms of it. You may require bipolar disorder treatment or schizophrenia treatment to deal with psychosis.

Can therapy help manage psychotic symptoms?

Psychosis clinics recommend their patients to begin with traditional talking therapy – as the patient addresses their complex needs in a confidential setting, they are able to see what coping mechanisms have been harming them and what can be done to maintain emotional balance and improve their communication skills.

What’s included in residential psychosis treatment at LAMH?

Residential treatment means 24/7 medical supervision for patients whose psychosis may put them and other people in danger. If your symptoms do not let you function normally, you should prioritize your well-being and sign up for a program that will include counseling, specialized therapy options, and mindfulness practices aimed at improving your health. You can also transition from outpatient treatment to a residential program and vice versa when it is needed.

Is medication always necessary for treating psychosis?

Since psychosis is characterized by rather severe symptoms such as visual and auditory hallucinations, it may be impossible for a person to put an end to them without taking prescription drugs that will lessen the impact of these manifestations or eliminate them completely. Either way, you and your psychiatrist will decide what treatment strategy is the best choice for you.

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You don’t have to face mental illness alone. At LAMH, our compassionate team is ready to help you find clarity, stability, and hope. Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or someone you love, we invite you to take that courageous first step. Contact us today and let the healing begin.

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