. These symptoms typically last for a brief period, ranging from one day to one month, and are often triggered by significant stressors or traumatic events. Unlike other psychotic disorders, brief psychotic episodes are time-limited and typically resolve on their own without the need for long-term treatment. However, individuals with brief psychotic disorder may benefit from supportive interventions, such as psychotherapy, medication, and stress management techniques, to address underlying issues and prevent future episodes.

Psychological counselling plays a crucial role in the treatment and management of Brief Psychotic Disorder by providing support, guidance, and evidence-based interventions to help individuals overcome psychotic symptoms, address underlying stressors, and promote long-term recovery and well-being.