Eating Disorders A Resource for General Practitioners
... Myth No. 5 - An eating disorder is a phase. FALSE. An eating disorder is not just a phase, it is not something that a person ‘will grow out of’. It is much more serious than that and should be taken as such by all medical and treatment practitioners involved. ...
... Myth No. 5 - An eating disorder is a phase. FALSE. An eating disorder is not just a phase, it is not something that a person ‘will grow out of’. It is much more serious than that and should be taken as such by all medical and treatment practitioners involved. ...
Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders in Adolescence
... 3. Experiencing a traumatic Event 4. Substance misuse and abuse (early onset of use including cigarette and alcohol) ...
... 3. Experiencing a traumatic Event 4. Substance misuse and abuse (early onset of use including cigarette and alcohol) ...
Understanding Abnormal Behavior
... assignments, panel discussions, debates, or role-played “therapy sessions” can impress upon students how different therapies would highlight different aspects of Steven’s behavior, thoughts, and feelings. Once again, you could ask students to design an integrative approach that would take the best o ...
... assignments, panel discussions, debates, or role-played “therapy sessions” can impress upon students how different therapies would highlight different aspects of Steven’s behavior, thoughts, and feelings. Once again, you could ask students to design an integrative approach that would take the best o ...
Effects on Sexuality of Childhood Trauma
... In the past it was generally agreed amongst clinicians that sexual abuse had the most significant adverse impact on the child’s subsequent development. However, it is important to point out that more up-to-date research shows emotional and physical abuse can be just as damaging (some children will e ...
... In the past it was generally agreed amongst clinicians that sexual abuse had the most significant adverse impact on the child’s subsequent development. However, it is important to point out that more up-to-date research shows emotional and physical abuse can be just as damaging (some children will e ...
Educator TOOLKIT NEDA
... and talking with care providers about diagnosis and treatment of all types of eating disorders. It also contains some slang terms that may be used by individuals with an eating disorder. Alternative Therapy In the context of treatment for eating ...
... and talking with care providers about diagnosis and treatment of all types of eating disorders. It also contains some slang terms that may be used by individuals with an eating disorder. Alternative Therapy In the context of treatment for eating ...
Broadening the definition of generalized anxiety disorder: Effects on
... indicated that relaxing either of these criteria may bring into the GAD diagnosis a sizable number of individuals with a somewhat less severe, yet still clinically significant, GAD-like syndrome. These results, although suggestive, have left several issues unresolved. First, prior research ...
... indicated that relaxing either of these criteria may bring into the GAD diagnosis a sizable number of individuals with a somewhat less severe, yet still clinically significant, GAD-like syndrome. These results, although suggestive, have left several issues unresolved. First, prior research ...
USE OF DEPRESSION MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS IN ASSESSING Diana G. Peck
... Multiple factors are often attributed to the etiology of depression. Factors that are commonly associated with affecting a person’s mood include genetics, emotional disposition, thought processes, family role models, environment, life events, and the spiritual nature of the individual. Factors may b ...
... Multiple factors are often attributed to the etiology of depression. Factors that are commonly associated with affecting a person’s mood include genetics, emotional disposition, thought processes, family role models, environment, life events, and the spiritual nature of the individual. Factors may b ...
Using the Five-Factor Model to Represent the DSM-IV
... Livesley, 1998; Widiger, 1993). From this view, the apparent comorbidity among the personality disorders is understood as the co-occurrence of diagnoses that have overlapping constellations of maladaptive personality traits (Lilienfeld et al., 1994). Much of the co-occurrence among the DSM personali ...
... Livesley, 1998; Widiger, 1993). From this view, the apparent comorbidity among the personality disorders is understood as the co-occurrence of diagnoses that have overlapping constellations of maladaptive personality traits (Lilienfeld et al., 1994). Much of the co-occurrence among the DSM personali ...
a conceptual history of anxiety and depression - FGW-VU
... First of all, it should be realized that the generally accepted distinction between anxiety and depression is of comparatively recent vintage. The first non-phobic form of anxiety to take its place in the description of disease did so as recently as the middle of the 19th century. Flemming's Über Pr ...
... First of all, it should be realized that the generally accepted distinction between anxiety and depression is of comparatively recent vintage. The first non-phobic form of anxiety to take its place in the description of disease did so as recently as the middle of the 19th century. Flemming's Über Pr ...
A Research Agenda for DSM-V - Association for Contextual
... been defined in terms of syndromes—that is, clusters of symptoms that covary together (see the section following, titled “Need to Explore the Possibility of Fundamental Changes . . .”). The most significant innovation adopted in DSM-IV (American Psychiatric Association 1994) was a revision process t ...
... been defined in terms of syndromes—that is, clusters of symptoms that covary together (see the section following, titled “Need to Explore the Possibility of Fundamental Changes . . .”). The most significant innovation adopted in DSM-IV (American Psychiatric Association 1994) was a revision process t ...
Eating Disorders in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
... 1.6%, and that 12-month prevalence was between 0.3% and 1.0% (Norwegian Institute of Public Health, 2009). Some activities related to eating disorders, for instance over-exercising, have been characterized as compulsive. However, patients with eating disorders usually obtain pleasure from such activ ...
... 1.6%, and that 12-month prevalence was between 0.3% and 1.0% (Norwegian Institute of Public Health, 2009). Some activities related to eating disorders, for instance over-exercising, have been characterized as compulsive. However, patients with eating disorders usually obtain pleasure from such activ ...
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... disease burden caused by all cancers. According to a study funded by the NIMH, serious mental illnesses cost the United States more than $317 billion annually in lost wages, health care expenditures and disability benefits. New medicines today in the research and development pipeline offer hope of r ...
... disease burden caused by all cancers. According to a study funded by the NIMH, serious mental illnesses cost the United States more than $317 billion annually in lost wages, health care expenditures and disability benefits. New medicines today in the research and development pipeline offer hope of r ...
Ten-Year Quality-of-Life Outcomes of Patients with Schizophrenia
... Improving QOL is a key challenge when providing mental healthcare for people with severe mental illnesses. To accomplish this target, it is necessary to understand the particular relationship between mental health needs of patients and QOL outcomes over time. Currently, however, the interrelations b ...
... Improving QOL is a key challenge when providing mental healthcare for people with severe mental illnesses. To accomplish this target, it is necessary to understand the particular relationship between mental health needs of patients and QOL outcomes over time. Currently, however, the interrelations b ...
DSM-5: HANDOUT PACKET # 2 Carlton Munson, PhD, LCSW-C
... DSM-5 Hoarding Rationale • Neuroimaging studies support the new diagnosis by showing when hoarders make decisions about what to keep or discard, brain activity is markedly different from people with OCD and people with no mental disorder • Hoarders take far longer to make up their minds and show mo ...
... DSM-5 Hoarding Rationale • Neuroimaging studies support the new diagnosis by showing when hoarders make decisions about what to keep or discard, brain activity is markedly different from people with OCD and people with no mental disorder • Hoarders take far longer to make up their minds and show mo ...
Do dissociative disorders exist in Northern Ireland?: Blind
... acteristics of personality disorders are common in dissociative disorders10,31,32. Studies have begun to address dissociative disorders in Northern Ireland, and clinicians’ attitudes towards them. Dorahy and Lewis33 found that the existence of DID was generally accepted by Northern Irish clinicians ...
... acteristics of personality disorders are common in dissociative disorders10,31,32. Studies have begun to address dissociative disorders in Northern Ireland, and clinicians’ attitudes towards them. Dorahy and Lewis33 found that the existence of DID was generally accepted by Northern Irish clinicians ...
Journal Of Affective Disorders
... above-average ratings of social rank within the bipolar sample. There is also evidence from one study that perceptions of power are elevated even among those only at risk for the disorder. In this study (Taylor and Mansell, 2008) participants worked in pairs to build a house from Legos. Higher score ...
... above-average ratings of social rank within the bipolar sample. There is also evidence from one study that perceptions of power are elevated even among those only at risk for the disorder. In this study (Taylor and Mansell, 2008) participants worked in pairs to build a house from Legos. Higher score ...
Word - The Open University
... psychiatric knowledge. First, ‘neurotic’ problems enlarged the jurisdiction of psychiatric interest, which had previously focused on ‘psychosis’ (experiences such as mania or delusions where people were seen as having ‘lost touch with reality’ in some way). Second, the core eugenic–genetic assumptio ...
... psychiatric knowledge. First, ‘neurotic’ problems enlarged the jurisdiction of psychiatric interest, which had previously focused on ‘psychosis’ (experiences such as mania or delusions where people were seen as having ‘lost touch with reality’ in some way). Second, the core eugenic–genetic assumptio ...
Prevalence, Incidence, Impairment, and Course of the Proposed
... eating disorders, including AN, BN, BED, atypical AN, subthreshold BN, and subthreshold BED. Thus, Aim 2 is to test whether participants with each of the DSM-5 eating disorders show functional impairment, emotional distress, suicidality, mental health treatment, and unhealthy body mass versus those ...
... eating disorders, including AN, BN, BED, atypical AN, subthreshold BN, and subthreshold BED. Thus, Aim 2 is to test whether participants with each of the DSM-5 eating disorders show functional impairment, emotional distress, suicidality, mental health treatment, and unhealthy body mass versus those ...
Lecture_2
... In self-understanding - type of questions: "Why did I do so" ?, "Why do I not like this person ?“ The result of self-knowledge is a new knowledge. The result of self-understanding is a new sense of what man already knows about himself. ...
... In self-understanding - type of questions: "Why did I do so" ?, "Why do I not like this person ?“ The result of self-knowledge is a new knowledge. The result of self-understanding is a new sense of what man already knows about himself. ...
Expert Commentary: Sandy
... Ian’s epilepsy, and the effects quitting smoking may have on this condition, was highlighted as a concern. However, research evidence does not indicate that people with epilepsy should avoid stopping smoking. Indeed, recent research has even suggested that cigarette smoking may be associated with in ...
... Ian’s epilepsy, and the effects quitting smoking may have on this condition, was highlighted as a concern. However, research evidence does not indicate that people with epilepsy should avoid stopping smoking. Indeed, recent research has even suggested that cigarette smoking may be associated with in ...
Panic Disorder
... researched. Panic disorder seems to run in families, which suggests that it has at least some genetic basis. Some theories suggest that panic disorder is part of a more generalized anxiety in the people who have panic attacks or that severe separation anxiety can develop into panic disorder or phobi ...
... researched. Panic disorder seems to run in families, which suggests that it has at least some genetic basis. Some theories suggest that panic disorder is part of a more generalized anxiety in the people who have panic attacks or that severe separation anxiety can develop into panic disorder or phobi ...
Original Paper
... The lecture will review the constituencies and contradictions within the epidemiological literature over the past half century with a focus on schizophrenia and psychosis. Findings for increased incidence of psychotic disorders remain robust as a series of methodological concerns has been addressed ...
... The lecture will review the constituencies and contradictions within the epidemiological literature over the past half century with a focus on schizophrenia and psychosis. Findings for increased incidence of psychotic disorders remain robust as a series of methodological concerns has been addressed ...
prevalence, incidence and risk factors of carpal tunnel syndrome in
... the same procedure. Each worker was asked about pain and symptoms (tingling, burning, numbness, stiffness, lack of mobility, etc.) in one or both of the upper limbs and hands during the previous 12 months and the previous week. The minimal examination procedure consisted of testing the mobility and ...
... the same procedure. Each worker was asked about pain and symptoms (tingling, burning, numbness, stiffness, lack of mobility, etc.) in one or both of the upper limbs and hands during the previous 12 months and the previous week. The minimal examination procedure consisted of testing the mobility and ...
Comorbid mental disorders and substance use disorders
... Hospital in Sydney. Her research areas include mental health service delivery and the epidemiology of mental disorders in Australia. She recently completed her PhD examining the pathways to effective care for anxiety disorders. David Kavanagh is Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of ...
... Hospital in Sydney. Her research areas include mental health service delivery and the epidemiology of mental disorders in Australia. She recently completed her PhD examining the pathways to effective care for anxiety disorders. David Kavanagh is Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of ...
DPP Forensic Psychiatry Report pp1-156.indb
... Medical involvement in capital cases........................................................................................34 Psychological assessment .................................................................................................. 35 ...
... Medical involvement in capital cases........................................................................................34 Psychological assessment .................................................................................................. 35 ...