There doesn't seem to be any open sores or rash appearance on these sights but the fur around the bald spots feels slightly hard. She is eating and drinking normally. I have started keeping her in the cellar isolated from our other cat and my baby because I don't know if it could be something contagious. I'm afraid it could be ringworm. Any info on what types of skin conditions it could be would be greatly appreciated.
Ringworm is tough to rule out when there is patchy hairloss in cats without doing a culture for it.
This is not usually too expensive to do. Ringworm can mimic a lot of other skin problems but most of the time when we see it there is some scaling or scabbiness, too. It would be unusual for the condition to be psychological with the pattern you are seeing but that is also not impossible. If this is psychological, it might make it worse to separate her from the family, causing even more stress. The most common problem in my area leading to hairloss on the top of the cat is flea allergy dermatitis or other allergic skin disease.