Paranoid Delusions

Paranoid delusions are a type of false belief where a person feels intensely suspicious or distrustful of others, believing they are being harmed, persecuted, or targeted, even without evidence to support these thoughts.

This may include individuals who experience:

• Believing they are being followed or watched

• Thinking people are plotting against them

• Fearing that others are trying to harm them

• A sense of being constantly judged or criticised

• Belief that their thoughts or actions are being controlled

Online support for Paranoid Delusions

Addressing paranoid delusions early on can improve emotional well-being and mental health. At Counselling Psychology Online, our experienced psychologists, therapists, and counsellors can offer tailored therapy online for those experiencing paranoid delusions. To arrange an assessment session with one of our online psychologists or therapists, contact us here. Answers to the most frequently asked questions about our therapies, fees and online therapy can be found on our FAQ page.