The Red Top Wellness Center Approach
Drug-induced psychosis occurs when the use of certain substances triggers symptoms similar to psychosis. This involves a temporary loss of contact with reality that can occur during intoxication or withdrawal from substances.
At Red Top Wellness Center, we’re committed to providing comprehensive support for those experiencing drug-induced psychosis and their loved ones. When you’re ready to break the cycle of substance use and its effects on your mental health, we’re here to help.
Comprehensive Symptom Assessment
Drug-induced psychosis can manifest in various ways, presenting a range of symptoms that mirror those seen in other forms of psychosis. Our team is experienced in treating these symptoms, their fluctuating intensities, and the varying durations for which they might last.
Hallucinations
Perceiving things that aren’t real, such as hearing voices or seeing people that aren’t there.
Delusions
Firmly held false beliefs that are usually bizarre or unrealistic, such as thinking you have special powers.
Disorganized Thinking
Difficulty organizing thoughts or expressing them coherently, including fragmented and nonsensical speech.
Paranoia
Extreme mistrust and suspicion of others, like being convinced that someone is out to harm or control you.
Agitation or Aggression
Heightened restlessness, irritability, or even violent behavior.
Mood Disturbances
Sudden and extreme shifts in mood, from euphoria to deep depression or anxiety.
Impaired Judgment
Difficulty in making decisions or understanding the consequences of actions.
Social Withdrawal
Avoiding social interaction, isolating oneself from others.
Changes in Perception of Reality
Feeling detached from reality, or experiencing a distorted sense of time, space, and self.
Cognitive Difficulties
Trouble concentrating, focusing, or remembering things.
Addressing Substance Use
Drug-induced psychosis can be triggered by various substances that affect the brain’s neurotransmitter systems. Our team at Red Top Wellness Center is trained to address substance use and its effect on your mental health, and we have experience specifically with these drug types.
Stimulants
Drugs like methamphetamine, cocaine, and some prescription stimulants can cause an excessive release of dopamine, leading to increased excitability in the brain and potentially triggering psychosis.
Hallucinogens
Substances such as LSD, psilocybin (magic mushrooms), and PCP can profoundly distort perception and cognition. These substances commonly lead to hallucinations, delusions, and other psychotic symptoms.
Cannabis
Some individuals, especially those predisposed to mental health conditions, have an increased risk of psychotic symptoms when taking high doses or frequently using cannabis. THC, the active compound in cannabis, can impact neurotransmitter systems and contribute to psychosis.
Alcohol
Excessive alcohol consumption, particularly during withdrawal, can disrupt neurotransmitter balance and contribute to symptoms resembling psychosis.
Insurance Coverage for Drug-Induced Psychosis Treatment
It’s natural to wonder whether residential care is financially feasible for yourself or a loved one. We believe that cost shouldn’t be an added source of stress when it comes to getting the care you need. That’s why we offer free, no-obligation insurance verification when you call our team.
All we’ll need is some basic information, like your insurance provider and member ID. From there, we’ll reach out to your provider directly to find out what’s covered, so we can break it down in a way that makes sense when we call you back!
What to Expect From Residential Care
The symptoms of substance-induced psychosis can be distressing and disruptive to daily life. Not to mention, drug-induced psychosis can have serious long-term effects if left untreated, including ongoing mental health issues, cognitive impairment, and increased risk of suicide. It can also lead to social and occupational difficulties, such as relationship problems and job loss.
At Red Top Wellness Center, we recognize that drug-induced psychosis is a complex and distressing condition that can affect individuals who misuse or abuse substances. It’s a critical state that demands undivided attention and professional intervention, and our residential program is designed to provide just that.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy, or talk therapy, is the cornerstone of our treatment approach at Red Top Wellness Center. These methods have been scientifically studied for their effectiveness in treating conditions like drug-induced psychosis, and our team is trained to implement them in helpful therapy sessions.
We use these clinical modalities to understand your condition, so we can help you develop coping strategies and address any underlying issues contributing to substance misuse.
Medication
For some, a drug-free treatment path is the best approach to help them heal. But for others, the right medication can help manage symptoms and bring great relief.
At Red Top Wellness Center, one of our top priorities is giving you a personalized experience. We’ll assess your needs and preferences before prescribing any medication. If medication is needed to help you make progress in recovery, our team will monitor your response to the medication and adjust your regimen accordingly, so it always works in your favor.
24/7 Support
Because drug-induced psychosis can affect everyone differently, a higher level of care is often necessary to accurately identify your symptoms, monitor your progress, and develop a treatment plan that will resonate with you. Having consistent support from an experienced team is the best way to treat the condition.
Red Top Wellness Center is an inpatient mental health facility in Cartersville, Georgia, that offers residential treatment for adults experiencing drug-induced psychosis. Choosing care at Red Top Wellness Center means choosing support that surrounds you the entire time you’re at our facility, and getting personalized attention from an experienced team.
