"A person with psychosis is not permanently in a psychotic state, what happens are episodes, and it makes complete sense to me that she had an episode"Photo by Alex Souza on Pexels
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"A person with psychosis is not permanently in a psychotic state, what happens are episodes, and it makes complete sense to me that she had an episode"

CNN Portugal29 August 2026 at 23:55

Psychologist Mélanie Tavares commented on the trial of Lindsay Clancy in the United States. The specialist analyzed the case and offered a psychological perspective on the events.

According to Mélanie Tavares, a person with psychosis is not permanently in a psychotic state. The psychologist explained that what occurs are episodes or flare-ups, not a continuous state of psychosis.

Regarding the case on trial, the psychologist stated that it makes complete sense that Lindsay Clancy had an episode, suggesting that the acts committed could be related to a psychotic episode.

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