The former child star is going through a very complicated situation after being discharged from the health center where she was.
Actress Amanda Bynes feels "sad and isolated" after being released after spending a week in a mental health facility. Sources close to the actress told TMZ that Bynes, 37, lives alone and doesn't have much of a support system in her life.
However, the source added that the She Ella's the Man star gets along well with her family and she mainly communicates with her siblings and parents, whom she sees "from time to time."
Bynes has attended her outpatient treatments, often sees therapists, and takes her medication. Some of her inner circle are concerned that she will return to her ex-fiancé of hers "toxic of hers" Paul Michael, who apparently wasn't there for the actress when he was having a hard time.
TMZ also reported that Bynes has lost interest in her passions, such as fashion design and being a nail technician, as she tries to recover. The actress raised concerns about her mental health when she was spotted wandering the streets of Los Angeles N- in March. It was believed that she had been living on the streets for days.
As she reported, the actress was not taking her medication at the time of her psychiatric episode. Bynes split from her ex-boyfriend last year.
Bynes reportedly called 911 and was taken to a nearby police station where a mental health expert determined she should be placed on hold at 5150. People close to Bynes want her ex-boyfriend Paul Michael to stay away during her recovery process.
Sources at the time claimed that Bynes was not being "forced to stay" at the facility, but that she did not feel "ready to go" yet. Three weeks after being admitted to the psych ward, Bynes was cleared by medical staff and released in April.
The former child star, who was previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder and struggles with substance abuse, was released from an eight-year conservatorship last March.
