I have hallucinations both "inside" and "outside", but the voices are primarily inside and the more auditory hallucinations more sound effects or unintelligible voices, whispering, or screaming.
Seems to me most people I've met with psychosis have a combination.
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Originally Posted by newtus
BUT many many psychiatrists consider them hallucinations. so what kind of "technical" is this? because on a psychiatric level - even though theres differing of opinions - many many psychiatrists consider this a type of hallucination. but like psychiatry states - its in how it affects you and the content of what the voices say - and how they present.
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I've never had a professional say "internal" ones aren't real, they're just perhaps functioning through different areas of the brain. They certainly don't feel any less real when you're experiencing them. If anything, I've often found my "internal" hallucinations more confusing and more of a blockage between me and reality.