Parental Alienation Psychotic disorders
Psychotic disorders can be triggered by stress, drug or alcohol use, injury, or illness. They can also appear on their own. The following types of disorders may have psychotic symptoms:
Bipolar disorder
When someone has bipolar disorder, their moods swing from very high to very low. When their mood is high and positive, they may have symptoms of psychosis. They may feel extremely good and believe they have special powers.
When their mood is depressed, the individual may have psychotic symptoms that make them feel angry, sad, or frightened. These symptoms include thinking someone is trying to harm them.
Delusional disorder
A person experiencing delusional disorder strongly believes in things that aren’t real.
Psychotic depression
This is major depression with psychotic symptoms.
Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a lifelong disease that is generally accompanied by psychotic symptoms.
