A judge has decided to extend troubled actress Amanda Bynes' psychiatric hold for one more month.
The decision was made following suggestions from Amanda's doctors who said she was still "very ill", according to TMZ.
The 28-year-old star was admitted to the psychiatric facility in Los Angeles earlier this month following some bizarre behaviour.
Prior to being admitted into the facility, Amanda was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence. She was later accused of showing weird behaviour on some occasions and blamed her father of sexually abusing her before backpedalling her tweets, saying that a "microchip" in her brain was to blame for the alarming posts.
Doctors who treated the actress planned to continue the treatment for a longer period. She would have been released now if the judge had not granted the extension.
Amanda was also treated for a similar problem last year. Back then, Amanda was placed under involuntary hold after she allegedly tried to set a fire on a stranger's driveway.
Following her release, she enrolled in a college to study fashion.
