Psychiatry

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    their families cope with these challenging disorders. "Our findings showed that the dogs had a clear impact on the children's stress hormone levels," says Sonia Lupien, senior researcher and a professor at the Université de Montréal Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Centre for Studies on Human Stress at Louis-H. Lafontaine Hospital, "I have not seen such a dramatic effect before." Cortisol the telltale indicator of stress To detect stress-levels, Lupien and colleagues measured the…

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    In this case, I believe it is important to approach this documentary carefully because it is clearly bias and representative of only the facts and opinions supporting the negative aspects of psychiatry. The documentary seemed to take historical events or places such as Bethlem or the Holocaust, and likened them to the the desires and purpose of psychologists today. In the past, individuals of different races were considered to be mentally ill based on the study of eugenics. While eugenics were…

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    From a clinical mental health view, schizophrenia is a chronic mental illness that effects 50 million Americans (Potvin, Lungu, Tikasz, & Mendrek, (2017). Schizophrenia is recognized for its abnormal hallucinations and delusions which is known to manifest in late adolescent and early adulthood (Gasso, Sanchez-Gistau, Mas, Sugranyes, Rodriguez, Boloc, & Castro-Fornieles, 2016; Telles-Correia, Moreira, Marques, Saraiva, Moreira, Antunes, & Dos Santos, 2016). Why schizophrenia is a concern to the…

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    Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook. Today’s generation is filled with this kind of social media that affects a lot of peoples perspective on how they view life and gives off some sort of unrealistic idea of how you should look and act everyday. As you see an increase in social media in peoples everyday lives, the need of psychiatrists will also expand. In today’s society some people will experience these problems and might think they can handle it well by their own guidance. In other cases, however,…

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    iv) To work to eliminate homelessness in Veterans. v) To provide medical treatment through the Agave Team and coordinate with the MHC for patients with selected Serious mental illness psychiatric diagnoses. vi) To provide telemental health, Psychiatry, and on site psychotherapy at the CBOCs. vii) To conduct annual stand-downs. viii) To expand opportunities for community partnerships, including with the DOD, Indian Health Services (IHS), and local community mental health programs. 2)…

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    Stigma is a mark of disgrace associated with a circumstance, quality, or person. The stigma of people that are not mentally ill has been shown to be affected by personal contact with the mentally ill and by a belief in the genetic heritability of mental illness. Stigma impedes recovery from mental illness and, thus, represents a tremendous burden on people with mental illness and on society. The stigma of mental illness continues to be strong and pervasive in our society, and leaves lasting…

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    Thought about being a psychiatrist? Well it’s a lot of hard work and determination. Psychiatry is in the medical field, there are many tasks and responsibilities in this job. Some of these tasks include, prescribing medication for patients, collect information about patients, and keep that information as a record. Some other tasks are examine patients to see how bad their illness is and try to find help for them. The work time for this job is full time, places you work at, within this job is…

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    I always knew that I wanted to be a doctor. It was the decision I never thought I would regret. I completed my General Psychiatry residency training at University of Hawaii and decided to go into Geriatric Psychiatry fellowship because of my special affinity with elderly and my interest in the integration of both Medicine and Psychiatry was appealing to my intellectual challenge. Since I complete my training, I have been practicing in varieties of setting. To satisfy my Visa requirement, I spent…

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    In the section “psychiatry is a branch of the law and a secular religion rather than a science or therapy” Szasz is saying that psychiatrists are the ones who created mental illness. The psychiatrists confine and control the “deviant” so-called mentally ill people (p.38)…

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    A forensic psychiatrist is used for the assessment and treatment of mentally disordered offenders in prisons, secure hospitals, and in the community. These people are trained to be medical doctors and they can prescribe medications. They have to learn how to properly diagnose, understand, and treat mental disorders. One part of their job description is to be an expert witness. They are responsible for the evaluation of facts and mental state of the defended. Some of the specific disorders they…

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