Schizophrenia - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment | Book Online Doctors Consultation

Name (Qualification)	Specialty	Experience	Fee
Dr Susi Blitman (DMSc)	Psychologist	15 Y	EC$ 675.00
Dr Leroy Lewis (MA Counseling Psychology)	Psychologist	14 Y	EC$ 239.16
Dr Sanjeev Bahadursingh (M.Sc)	Psychologist	7 Y	EC$ 99.65
Dr Valini Ramnarine (M.Sc)	Psychologist	6 Y	EC$ 79.72
Dr Moses John Roderique (PhD)	Psychologist	3 Y	EC$ 283.54

Name (Qualification)

Specialty

Experience

Fee

Dr Susi Blitman (DMSc)

Psychologist

15 Y

EC$ 675.00

Dr Leroy Lewis (MA Counseling Psychology)

Psychologist

14 Y

EC$ 239.16

Dr Sanjeev Bahadursingh (M.Sc)

Psychologist

7 Y

EC$ 99.65

Dr Valini Ramnarine (M.Sc)

Psychologist

6 Y

EC$ 79.72

Dr Moses John Roderique (PhD)

Psychologist

3 Y

EC$ 283.54

FAQ’s about Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is diagnosed through psychiatric evaluation, medical history, and symptom assessment.

Common hallucinations include auditory (hearing voices), visual (seeing things), and tactile (feeling sensations).

They may show disorganized thinking, delusions, hallucinations, and social withdrawal.

There can be variations in speech patterns such as decreased speech or speaking very little, speech that lacks detail or content, speaking quickly and sometimes jumping between topics.

Stress alone doesn’t cause schizophrenia but can trigger symptoms in those predisposed to the disorder.

Schizophrenia isn’t linked to high IQ. Intelligence levels vary among individuals with the condition.

Yes, genetics play a role. Having a family history of schizophrenia increases the risk.