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Psychosis

Psychosis is an umbrella word describing a group of loosely related abnormalities of thinking,  behaving, and perceiving. Some of these experiences are very common in society. It is estimated that more than 7% of the population has had psychotic experiences. However, only a tiny percentage of these people develop a psychotic disorder requiring treatment.

It is only when these experiences are persistent and overwhelming or are causing distress and difficulties in everyday life that psychosis may be diagnosed.

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Around 3% of the population will go through a psychotic disorder at some time in their lives. Psychosis commonly begins in the late teens or twenties. It includes a loss of touch with reality and developing symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations.

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