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- A very recent example of an individual who came in with a substance induced psychosis was a young man who had been taking high doses of Adderall to treat what had been assessed as a very severe form of ADD. This patient had initially been helped by stimulants but found that he liked them, and found that he needed higher and higher doses. He raised the Adderall doses he was taking, and developed a psychosis. The physician treating this patient was under the impression that the patient had a form of bipolar disorder and had developed a manic psychosis, and began anti-psychotic treatment. Unfortunately, the Adderall was continued, psychosis did not resolve. When we saw the patient, he was delusional, had thoughts about his computer and his phone being , had hallucinations, paranoid beliefs, felt that he was being followed, being observed wherever he went. After stopping stimulants and continuing anti-psychotic medication for a relatively brief period of time, we saw resolution of that p
