Client Name: Mr. Rohan
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
Setting: Care Foundation
Primary Concerns: Internet addiction, induced psychosis, impaired social functioning
Services Involved: Psychiatry, Psychology, Counselling, Psychological Assessment
When Mr. Rohan first arrived at Care Foundation, he was struggling with severe internet addiction that had significantly disrupted his daily routine, emotional balance, and social functioning. His dependency on online activities led to symptoms of induced psychosis—such as suspicious thoughts, irritability, disturbed sleep, and withdrawal from real-life interactions. His family grew increasingly worried and sought timely intervention to help him regain stability.
A comprehensive psychiatric and psychological evaluation was conducted, including clinical interviews, mental status examination (MSE), behavioural observations, and assessment tools. These evaluations helped determine the severity of his addiction and the psychological effects of prolonged screen exposure. This clarity guided the team in crafting a personalised treatment plan.
The client received structured, integrated treatment that involved:
Gradually, he learned to manage urges, balance screen time, and reconnect with daily responsibilities.
With consistent therapy and strong family involvement, Mr. Rohan showed steady improvement. His thoughts became clearer, dependency on online activities reduced, and participation in offline interactions increased. Social engagement improved, and psychotic symptoms diminished progressively.
Today, Mr. Rohan is fully recovered, maintaining healthy screen habits and living a stable, balanced life. He continues routine follow-up sessions for long-term well-being. His journey demonstrates the effectiveness of timely intervention and integrative care in treating internet addiction and induced psychosis.
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