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Schizophrenia Treatment in Los Angeles

Of all the diagnoses, clients with schizophrenia tend to be the most stigmatized. Schizophrenia can feel overwhelming to the person experiencing the symptoms. Witnessing or interfacing with an individual with schizophrenia can elicit feelings of fear and anxiety in friends and family of the individual exhibiting symptoms, and even for caretakers and other personnel assigned to manage such individuals. Without mechanisms to harness, manage, or eradicate the symptoms, living with schizophrenia can feel overwhelming and out of control. With the help of our mental health treatment programs, you can begin the road to recovery. To learn more about our schizophrenia treatment center, please contact Silicon Beach Treatment Center today at 866.520.4881

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Understanding Mental Health

The Hallmarks of Schizophrenia

The hallmarks of schizophrenia are the presence of delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized thinking.

There are six types of delusions that individuals that have schizophrenia may experience, which are as follows: 

They may also experience at least one of either delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech. These symptoms must be significantly present for most of the time during one month. Simultaneously, they may experience symptoms of a major depressive episode or a manic episode.

Types of Hallucinations 

There are several types of hallucinations that may affect those with schizophrenia. These may include auditory hallucinations. This is when the individual believes they have heard a sound as emanated from an external source when in fact, there has been no distinct sound. Usually, these sounds are heard as words spoken in a voice that the individual does not attribute as their own. Religiously inspired auditory hallucinations can be considered within the realm of normal depending on the cultural context as well. You may also experience visual hallucinations. This is when the individual believes they have seen an image of something real that does not, in fact, exist.

Displays of Disorganized Thinking

Disorganized thinking is a term that is wide-ranging and may include:

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What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Clinical Schizophrenia Disorder?

For an individual to be considered for a diagnosis of clinical schizophrenia disorder, the individual must experience two or more of the following symptoms most of the time during a one-month period, and at least one symptom must be either delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech.

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Get Quality Schizophrenia Treatment in Los Angeles at Silicon Beach Treatment Center

At Silicon Beach Treatment Center, our task when treating any area of client suffering is to identify the nature of your experience with it, explore the underlying causes, and work together to usher in resiliency, foster a more hopeful outlook, and restore equilibrium. Our caring, trained professionals will work diligently to bring you the support, interventions, and treatment you need. To learn more about our schizophrenia treatment center in Los Angeles, please contact Silicon Beach Treatment Center today at 866.520.4881.


Schizophrenia

A Brief Introduction to Clinical Schizophrenia Disorder

Of all the diagnoses, clients with Schizophrenia tend to be the most stigmatized. Schizophrenia can feel overwhelming to the person experiencing the symptoms. Witnessing or interfacing with an individual with Schizophrenia can illicit feelings of fear and anxiety in friends and family of the individual exhibiting symptoms, and even for care takers and other personnel assigned to manage such individuals. Without mechanisms to harness, manage, or eradicate the symptoms, life with Schizophrenia can feel overwhelming and out of control. 

About the Hallmarks of Clinical Schizophrenia: Delusions, Hallucinations, and Disorganized Thinking (Speech)

According to the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disordersfifth edition, the hallmarks of Schizophrenia are the presence of delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized thinking (speech).

Types of Delusions
Types of Hallucinations
Displays of Disorganized Thinking (Speech)

What are the Signs and Symptoms of Clinical Schizophrenia Disorder?

For an individual to be considered for a diagnosis of Clinical Schizophrenia Disorder, the individual must experience two or more of the following symptoms for most of the time during a one month period and at least one symptom must be either delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech.

Additional Facts About Clinical Schizophrenia Disorder

Treatment for Schizophrenia at Silicon Beach Treatment Center 

At Silicon Beach Treatment Center, our task when treating any area of client suffering is to identify the nature of your experience with it, explore the underlying causes, and work together to usher in resiliency, foster a more hopeful outlook, and restore equilibrium. Our caring, trained professionals will work diligently to bring you the support, interventions, and treatment you need.

General Disclaimer

Please note, the information on this page is based on the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition, however, it is in no way exhaustive on the subject of each disorder discussed. This text is not intended to be the basis of self-diagnosis of any disorder. Only a trained mental health provider can provide you with an accurate diagnosis based on a myriad of factors and details specific to your particular case.