Accepted health insurance plans
What is psychosis?
Psychosis is a condition that disrupts how the brain processes reality, often leading to hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, and changes in mood or behavior. It can occur with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, or severe stress.
With early treatment and support, recovery is possible. Compassionate psychiatric care can help you regain stability, clarity, and hope.
3 in 100 people
experience psychosis
About 3% of people will face psychosis at some point in their lives. (NIMH)
Only a small
number seek help
Many experiencing psychosis never receive proper diagnosis or treatment.
Early care
improves recovery
Treatment started early can greatly improve outcomes and long-term stability.
Anyone can
be affected
Psychosis can occur in schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, or trauma.
Treatment options we offer
Psychiatric evaluation & diagnosis
Identify psychosis symptoms and screen for related conditions.
Medication management
Safe, effective use of antipsychotics to reduce distressing symptoms.
Therapy referrals or combined care
We connect you with therapists for support, recovery, and coping skills.
Telehealth services
Receive expert care from the comfort of home.
Why choose us for psychosis treatment
Board-certified psychiatrists and psychologists
Experts in diagnosing and treating psychosis and related disorders.
Personalized, evidence-based plans
Treatment tailored to your symptoms, needs, and recovery goals.
Confidential and compassionate care
No judgment—just understanding, care, and expert treatment.
We accept most major insurance plans
Aetna, Magellan, Cigna, Blue Shield, MHN, Healthnet.
7 signs of psychosis you shouldn’t ignore
Everyone may feel confused or stressed at times—but psychosis goes beyond that. It can affect how you see, hear, and interpret reality, often disrupting your thoughts, emotions, and relationships.
Here are 7 signs of psychosis you shouldn’t ignore—especially if they’ve been affecting you for weeks or months.
1Hallucinations Seeing, hearing, or sensing things that others don’t can be a clear sign of psychosis.
2Delusions Strong, false beliefs—such as feeling targeted or watched—may signal a break from reality.
3Disorganized thinking Thoughts may feel jumbled or hard to express, making conversation and focus difficult.
4Mood or behavior changes Sudden withdrawal, agitation, or shifts in mood can be linked to psychosis symptoms.
5Paranoia Suspicious thoughts or feeling unsafe, even without cause, are common signs of psychosis.
6Decline in daily functioning Difficulty with school, work, or personal care may develop as symptoms progress.
7Lack of awareness Some may not realize their experiences are symptoms, delaying the chance to get help.
When to reach out for help
If psychosis is disrupting your thoughts, relationships, or daily life, you don’t have to face it alone. Baywell’s board-certified team offers evaluations, safe medication support, and therapy referrals to help you regain stability and hope. Support is here—without judgment.
Questions or concerns?
If you need help, please call our office at 415-922-9122 and our receptionists will assist you. Zoom’s FAQ page may also help to answer some of your questions.
Zoom HIPAA compliance
The Zoom software used by Baywell is HIPAA compliant to protect your privacy and security in accordance with federal laws. We encourage our patients to review Zoom’s HIPAA compliance datasheet for more information.
Start managing psychosis today
You don’t have to navigate psychosis alone. Our team provides compassionate, confidential care to help you regain stability and hope.
Call 415-922-9122 to get connected with a Baywell provider.