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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2019 · 23 MIN

Delusions vs Hallucinations

from MisUnderstanding Dementia Podcast · host Michael Chua

Delusions vs Hallucinations  01:38 - Delusion is a false idea, frequently a misinterpretation of a situation. The suspicious delusion is frequently referred to as Paranoia. 02:20 - Hallucinations is a false sensory perception where the patient sees, hears, feels, or smells something that isn't really there. 03:00 - What are the causes of delusions and hallucinations? 06:40 - The verbal abuse is not actually the verbal abuse itself, it's actually the brain is having an issue processing. 08:00 - What are the types of Delusional Disorder? 13:05 - What do we do with all these patients and all these delusions and hallucinations disorder? 15:20 - Treatment most often includes medication and psychotherapy and therapeutic activities. 16:00 - What are the conventional and atypical antipsychotics medication? 17:19 - Why is psychotherapy important and what are the types of psychotherapy? 19:30 - Can Delusional Disorder be prevented?  If you think that this is helping you, let us know in the comments. We would appreciate it. 

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