How can psychotic hallucinations affect my partner with bipolar disorder?

Psychotic hallucinations are defined as perceiving something when an actual stimulus is absent, such as hearing voices when no one is present (auditory hallucinations) or seeing visions that have no basis in reality (visual hallucinations). At times, people experiencing a hallucination realize that they are hallucinating, but often they react to the experience as if it were entirely real, having lost the capacity to appreciate the unreality of such experiences. People often confuse hallucinations with negative self-talk.

It's important to know that auditory hallucinations can occur in your partner's own internal voice; they don't have to take on an outside voice. It's also important that your partner recognize that what they are experiencing is a symptom of bipolar disorder. Hallucinations can be very frightening, for both you and your partner, but they are a normal part of bipolar disorder if your partner is in a psychotic state.

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