Psychotic Disorder Treatment In Long Beach, CA

Psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder with psychotic features, are relatively rare mental health conditions. It is estimated that psychotic disorders affect approximately 3% of the general population.

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A psychotic disorder is a mental health condition characterized by symptoms of psychosis. Psychosis is a term used to describe a group of symptoms that can occur in a number of different mental health conditions. Psychotic disorders can also cause changes in behavior and emotions, such as a lack of motivation, an increase in suspiciousness or paranoia, and a flat affect (lack of emotion). Some common psychotic disorders include schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and bipolar disorder with psychotic features. Symptoms of psychosis can include:

Delusions: These are false beliefs that a person holds onto despite evidence to the contrary.

Hallucinations: These are false sensory experiences, such as hearing voices or seeing things that are not there.

Disorganized thinking: This can manifest as confused or rambling speech, difficulty understanding or following a conversation, and difficulty making decisions.

TREATMENTS

How Are Psychotic Disorders Treated?

Are you looking for treatment for a psychotic disorder?

Medication

Medication: Antipsychotic medications are the primary treatment for psychotic disorders.

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy: or talk therapy, can be an effective treatment for psychotic disorders.

Ketamine

Ketamine: has shown promise as a treatment for psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder with psychotic features.

Psychedelic Assisted Therapy

Psychedelic Assisted Therapy: involves the use of psychedelics in conjunction with therapy, is a promising treatment for psychotic disorders and other mental health conditions. It has been shown to be effective in reducing symptoms and improving overall well-being

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

TMS Therapy is a cutting edge treatment that has shown incredible effectiveness in overcoming a wide variety of mental wellness related issues. It's safe, comfortable, and has no negative side effects. It's also covered by insurance.

INNOVATIVE TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) For psychotic disorders

TMS Therapy was developed to treat anxiety and depression but is also very effective at treating psychotic disorders.

FDA cleared since 2008

The FDA permitted the marketing of TMS as a treatment for major depression in 2008 and expanded the use to include TMS for treating the pain associated with certain migraine headaches in 2013.

TMS is targeted

TMS is targeted, so it specifically targets only the part of the brain that is associated with depression and not other parts.

TMS is a non-invasive treatment

TMS is a non-invasive treatment, which means that it activates brain activity without having to open up the skull to get to the brain.

TMS is a depression treatment in Long Beach and has no side effects

Unlike antidepressants or other medications that have to be ingested and pass through the body’s organs to be absorbed by the blood and into the brain, the harmless magnetic pulses go straight to the brain and have no side effects on the patient.

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Common Questions that our customers ask

Who do you treat?

The Roots Teen program is specifically designed to treat adolescents and teenagers (ages 13-18) and the issues that are unique to them. We also have a young adult and adult program for clients ages 18 and up.

How do I know which treatment is best for my teenager?

If you suspect that your teenager is facing challenges with mental health or substance use, reaching out to us is a good first step. Our admissions specialists can evaluate your child's needs and assist you in finding the most suitable treatment path, whether it's with our program or elsewhere. Plus, this initial assessment is completely free!

Can we visit Roots before choosing your program?

Definitely! We highly recommend visiting Roots to get a firsthand look at our facility and meet our team before making any treatment decisions. Experiencing our program in person is the best way to understand what we offer, and we're confident that both you and your teen will feel positive about choosing us once you see what we're all about.

What is the average length of stay of your clients?

The average duration of stay in our program exceeds that of similar programs, typically three times longer. This extended period is essential because behavioral health disorders often have deep-seated causes that require time to fully identify and address. Our treatment methods, particularly those aimed at resolving trauma, need a longer engagement to be effective. It's this commitment to a more extended stay that contributes to our remarkable treatment success.

What kind of treatment do you offer that helps with trauma?

We address trauma through different approaches. All our clinicians are trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), which is offered during individual therapy sessions. Additionally, we run trauma-focused groups that assist teens in recognizing and working through their trauma, addressing both the mental and physical manifestations of their experiences.

What are your staff credentials?

Our team includes experienced therapists, social workers, and drug and alcohol counselors, all with advanced degrees. They are either licensed or close to getting their license. Our program is led by a licensed psychologist and a medical director who is an expert in addiction medicine, both highly skilled in their fields.

What is your cellphone policy?

We don't allow phone use during individual or group therapy sessions, but your teen is welcome to bring their phone. An important part of our treatment involves guiding your teen on how to use technology and social media responsibly.

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