How would you call someone who has psychosis?

It is important to remember that psychosis is not a defining characteristic of a person, and so it is important to refer to someone who has psychosis in a sensitive and respectful manner. The correct way to refer to someone who has psychosis would be to say that they are a "person with psychosis" or someone who "experiences psychosis." It is also important to avoid using stigmatizing language when describing someone who has psychosis or experiencing a mental health condition. Language matters and can have a profound impact on the person's well being.