Psychotic Disorders Specialists on the Main Line of Philadelphia, in Narberth PA

Psychotic Disorders Treatment in Narberth, Philadelphia PA

Do you ever think about: What is psychosis? What causes psychosis? How is psychosis treated? Is psychosis the same as schizophrenia? Can psychosis be a part of bipolar disorder or depression? Can drugs cause psychosis? At Psychiatric Associates of Pennsylvania, we are here to help. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia, serving patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, Newtown Square PA, Wayne PA, Malvern PA, King of Prussia PA, Abington PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, and surrounding areas.

Common questions asked by patients: What Is a psychotic disorder? What triggers psychosis? What medical conditions can cause psychotic disorder? How are psychotic disorders treated? Do you or someone you love experience any of the following? Difficulty telling the difference between what is real and what you mind makes up? A strange sense that life does not make sense but cannot explain why? Hearing voices talking when no one is around?
For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia, serving patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, Newtown Square PA, Wayne PA, Malvern PA, King of Prussia PA, Abington PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, and surrounding areas.

Psychosis is a disconnect between reality and how one interprets or understands reality. Symptoms may include things such as hearing voices that aren’t there, fears that people are out to get you, or that people are communicating with you or controlling you from far away. Typically, these feeling lead to significant anxiety and a sense that things are not “right” or “don’t make sense.” Psychosis may include a variety of conditions such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or bipolar disorder. It is important to be aware that medical conditions and drug use can also lead to psychosis so having an appropriate medical work up is often critical. If you or someone you love might be struggling with psychosis, we can help. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia, serving patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, Newtown Square PA, Wayne PA, Malvern PA, King of Prussia PA, Abington PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, and surrounding areas.

These could be part of a medical condition leading to psychosis. These may include conditions such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or other psychotic processes. At Psychiatric Associates of Pennsylvania, we offer the most advanced treatments available for psychotic processes.

Additional Conditions We Treat

▸ Life Transitions
▸ Depression & Other Mood Disorders
▸ Anxiety Disorders
▸ PTSD & Other Trauma Related Disorders
▸ Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
▸ Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
▸ Bipolar Disorders
▸ Eating Disorders
▸ Autism Spectrum Disorders
▸ Psychotic Disorders
▸ Sleep Disorders
▸ Phobia Experts
▸ Gender Dysphoria
▸ LGBTQIA+ Affirmative Therapy
▸ Men’s Mental Health
▸ Women’s Issues
▸ End of Life Mental Health

Additional Services You May Need

▸ Psychiatry and Medication Management
▸ Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
▸ Therapy and Counseling
▸ Treatment Resistant Depression
▸ Treatment Resistant OCD
▸ Smoking Cessation
▸ Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
▸ Psychoeducational Assessments
▸ Eating Disorders Program
▸ Neurofeedback
▸ Neurotechnology
▸ Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy
▸ Genetic Counseling
▸ Preventative Mental Health
▸ Forensic Psychiatry
▸ Anger Management
▸ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
▸ Couples Counseling
▸ EMDR
▸ Family Therapists
▸ Grief Counselors
▸ Mindfulness and Meditation
▸ Palliative Psychology
▸ Internal Family Systems
▸ Parenting Coach
▸ Executive Mental Health