Behavioural therapy for families of patients with psychosis involves psychoeducation of both the patient and the family.  

The aim is to inform all family members about the mental disorder and to acquire skills in order to deal effectively with the difficulties of living with the patient and to improve their quality of life.

Combination therapy is an approach that combines drug therapy with psychotherapy.

In most cases, combination therapy has been shown to be more effective than monotherapy in the treatment of psychiatric disorders.

Combination therapy can help reduce the side effects of drug therapy and improve patients' compliance with their treatment.

The goal of combination therapy is to provide a holistic treatment of psychiatric disorders.

Supportive psychotherapy refers to the guidance, encouragement and mental support of the therapist so that the person can cope with reality by using his/her psychic powers in a productive way.

Drug therapy is the main biological treatment for psychiatric disorders.

The main groups of drugs used in psychiatry are antipsychotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers and anxiolytics.

 The choice of medication depends on the symptoms the patient presents with taking into account age, gender, medical history and other medications the patient may be taking.