US EditionA Sign of Psychosis Can Be that People Stop Working, Taking Care of Themselves, or Using Their Cell Phones, Says Psychiatrist
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Psychiatrist Edita Otáhalová Searle is originally from Slovakia, started her career in the Czech Republic, but has been working in the UK for years, where she is part of the early intervention team for psychosis. Psychotic states most often accompany schizophrenia, a disease that affects approximately one percent of the population, and this number has not changed significantly in the long term. “However, the distribution of the disease is changi…
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