Understanding what's happening in your mind is the
first step toward feeling steady again.
Experiencing changes in how you perceive or understand the world can be frightening, both for you and for the people who love you. Our team offers comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and coordinated, ongoing care to help you find clarity and stability again.
What This Can Look Like
Psychotic disorders can involve a range of experiences. Here are some common patterns.
See What This Can Look Like
- Changes in how you perceive things around you
- Difficulty organizing or expressing thoughts
- Withdrawing from people or activities
- Difficulty distinguishing what's real from what isn't
- Changes in emotional expression
How We Help
Care begins with a comprehensive
psychiatric evaluation to understand your full history and current experience. From there, we build a coordinated treatment plan that may include medication management,
therapy, and
case management to help keep every part of your care connected.
If you or someone you love is in crisis or having thoughts of self-harm,
please call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room. You are not alone, and help is available right now.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation for psychotic disorders?
It's a thorough assessment of your medical history, current experiences, and any co-occurring conditions, used to build a coordinated, personalized treatment plan.
Does treatment for psychotic disorders include ongoing support?
Yes. Treatment often includes case management to help coordinate care between providers and support stability in daily life, alongside medication management and therapy.
Where can I get treatment for a psychotic disorder?
We offer treatment for psychotic disorders at both our Glen Burnie and Frederick, MD locations.
