Psychoses

In the psychosis division, we examine and treat you if you are suspected of having psychosis or a psychosis disorder. 

Psychosis is a common name for disorders in which a person's sense of reality is distorted. In other words, a person has trouble distinguishing between what is real and what is not. In a psychosis, you cannot think clearly. You might cry or talk incoherently. You may have hallucinations and you can hear sounds that seem realistic to you, for example. You may also have delusions and may, for example, imagine being persecuted or having abnormal abilities.