Characteristics, Correlates, and Experiences of Emetophobia: An
... (Dattilio, 2003; Davidson et al., 2008; Lipsitz et al., 2001; Manassis & Kalman, 1990), and in some instances it is unclear whether the “traumatic” nature of these experiences contributed to onset of or arose as a consequence of such fears. Trauma, in this context, implies that these individuals per ...
... (Dattilio, 2003; Davidson et al., 2008; Lipsitz et al., 2001; Manassis & Kalman, 1990), and in some instances it is unclear whether the “traumatic” nature of these experiences contributed to onset of or arose as a consequence of such fears. Trauma, in this context, implies that these individuals per ...
Combat Related Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans of
... In addition to the primary symptoms of PTSD, many veterans also suffer co-occurring addictions and other mental health disorders (McDevitt-Murphy et al, 2010). Rates of comorbidity have been shown as high as 50% of those diagnosed with PTSD. (Thomas, Wilk, Riviere, McGurk, Castro & Hoge, 2010). Beyo ...
... In addition to the primary symptoms of PTSD, many veterans also suffer co-occurring addictions and other mental health disorders (McDevitt-Murphy et al, 2010). Rates of comorbidity have been shown as high as 50% of those diagnosed with PTSD. (Thomas, Wilk, Riviere, McGurk, Castro & Hoge, 2010). Beyo ...
Anorexia Nervosa`s Meaning to Patients: A Qualitative Synthesis
... presence of many variables, outstanding among which are various ways of understanding the disease, peculiarities of personal history, emotional difficulties, and the structure of family dynamics [3–5]. Other studies have identified experiences related to rejection, low self-esteem, insecurity, and ...
... presence of many variables, outstanding among which are various ways of understanding the disease, peculiarities of personal history, emotional difficulties, and the structure of family dynamics [3–5]. Other studies have identified experiences related to rejection, low self-esteem, insecurity, and ...
Psychiatric Nursing
... This question may be easier if the word ‘normal’ replaced by ‘healthy’ but the question remains whether it is normal to be a little unhealthy. The difficulty which arises in answering these questions lies in the fact that ‘normal’ is used in more than one sense. It is sometimes employed for always o ...
... This question may be easier if the word ‘normal’ replaced by ‘healthy’ but the question remains whether it is normal to be a little unhealthy. The difficulty which arises in answering these questions lies in the fact that ‘normal’ is used in more than one sense. It is sometimes employed for always o ...
Universal Trauma Screening
... A Primary Care Physician’s Perspective • These problems are painful to recognize and difficult to deal with. The nature of the material is such as to make one uncomfortable • Most physicians would far rather deal with traditional organic disease, treating symptoms rather than underlying causes • Why ...
... A Primary Care Physician’s Perspective • These problems are painful to recognize and difficult to deal with. The nature of the material is such as to make one uncomfortable • Most physicians would far rather deal with traditional organic disease, treating symptoms rather than underlying causes • Why ...
The evidence on the costs and impacts on the economy and
... five (20%) Australians aged 16–85 years experienced one of these more common mental illnesses in the preceding 12 months, equivalent to 3.2 million people.3 Mental illness also includes low prevalence conditions such as eating disorders and severe personality disorder. Although no official statistic ...
... five (20%) Australians aged 16–85 years experienced one of these more common mental illnesses in the preceding 12 months, equivalent to 3.2 million people.3 Mental illness also includes low prevalence conditions such as eating disorders and severe personality disorder. Although no official statistic ...
PowerPoint Version
... A Primary Care Physician’s Perspective • These problems are painful to recognize and difficult to deal with. The nature of the material is such as to make one uncomfortable • Most physicians would far rather deal with traditional organic disease, treating symptoms rather than underlying causes • Why ...
... A Primary Care Physician’s Perspective • These problems are painful to recognize and difficult to deal with. The nature of the material is such as to make one uncomfortable • Most physicians would far rather deal with traditional organic disease, treating symptoms rather than underlying causes • Why ...
THE DISSOCIATIVE CONTINUUM
... commentary of authoritative voices that present dissociation in its many layered and nuanced forms I am endeavoring to address the stigma affiliated with Dissociative Disorders in our culture and to present information that may bring greater depth to the DSM IV's descriptions. Besides the DSM IV def ...
... commentary of authoritative voices that present dissociation in its many layered and nuanced forms I am endeavoring to address the stigma affiliated with Dissociative Disorders in our culture and to present information that may bring greater depth to the DSM IV's descriptions. Besides the DSM IV def ...
A Short Course in Psychiatry
... Vegetative symptoms Vegetative symptoms, an ancient term that refers to body functions involved with preserving health and vigor, are common; always look for evidence of change from prior functioning in: Sleep. Many patients complain of insomnia. Learn where in the sleep period it typically occurs—t ...
... Vegetative symptoms Vegetative symptoms, an ancient term that refers to body functions involved with preserving health and vigor, are common; always look for evidence of change from prior functioning in: Sleep. Many patients complain of insomnia. Learn where in the sleep period it typically occurs—t ...
Dissertation/Thesis
... Interpersonal problems are significant markers of personality disorders (PDs), yet there are few data examining the specific social skills deficits that individuals with PDs exhibit. There is evidence to suggest that interpersonal problems in PD do not clearly map onto DSM-IV PD diagnostic categorie ...
... Interpersonal problems are significant markers of personality disorders (PDs), yet there are few data examining the specific social skills deficits that individuals with PDs exhibit. There is evidence to suggest that interpersonal problems in PD do not clearly map onto DSM-IV PD diagnostic categorie ...
Psychiatric Nursing
... This question may be easier if the word ‘normal’ replaced by ‘healthy’ but the question remains whether it is normal to be a little unhealthy. The difficulty which arises in answering these questions lies in the fact that ‘normal’ is used in more than one sense. It is sometimes employed for always o ...
... This question may be easier if the word ‘normal’ replaced by ‘healthy’ but the question remains whether it is normal to be a little unhealthy. The difficulty which arises in answering these questions lies in the fact that ‘normal’ is used in more than one sense. It is sometimes employed for always o ...
Geriatric Mental Health Training Series: Revised
... Emphasis in Revisions. In this revision (2006), we have chosen to emphasize content that is relevant to direct care providers, focusing on things that they have control to do in daily practices to assure better quality of care for older adults with depression. We recognize that nurses and nursing as ...
... Emphasis in Revisions. In this revision (2006), we have chosen to emphasize content that is relevant to direct care providers, focusing on things that they have control to do in daily practices to assure better quality of care for older adults with depression. We recognize that nurses and nursing as ...
PTSD in Returning Iraq War Veterans
... to be more resistant to treatment in veterans than in survivors of other forms of trauma (Litz & Orsillo, 2004), perhaps due to the relative duration and intensity of the trauma. Differences for Minorities and Females Most studies find women more likely than men to develop chronic PTSD (Schnurr, Lun ...
... to be more resistant to treatment in veterans than in survivors of other forms of trauma (Litz & Orsillo, 2004), perhaps due to the relative duration and intensity of the trauma. Differences for Minorities and Females Most studies find women more likely than men to develop chronic PTSD (Schnurr, Lun ...
Types of Depression
... medications can interact with an MAOI. So people taking this drug must adhere to strict dietary restrictions. For this reason these antidepressants also aren't usually the first drugs used. ...
... medications can interact with an MAOI. So people taking this drug must adhere to strict dietary restrictions. For this reason these antidepressants also aren't usually the first drugs used. ...
Short-term psychodynamic psychotherapies for common mental
... presentations. These studies evaluated STPP for this review’s primary outcomes (general, somatic, anxiety and depressive symptom reduction), as well as interpersonal problems and social adjustment. Except for somatic measures in the short-term, all outcome categories suggested significantly greater ...
... presentations. These studies evaluated STPP for this review’s primary outcomes (general, somatic, anxiety and depressive symptom reduction), as well as interpersonal problems and social adjustment. Except for somatic measures in the short-term, all outcome categories suggested significantly greater ...
Acute stridor in children - Oxford Academic
... Hib vaccine in 1992, childhood epiglottis has become rare. During a recent resurgence in Hib infections, a corresponding increase in the number of children with epiglottitis was observed, although numbers were still much smaller than those reported before Hib vaccination.9 In a recent retrospective ...
... Hib vaccine in 1992, childhood epiglottis has become rare. During a recent resurgence in Hib infections, a corresponding increase in the number of children with epiglottitis was observed, although numbers were still much smaller than those reported before Hib vaccination.9 In a recent retrospective ...
A Premenstrual dysphoric disorder: How to alleviate her suffering Accurate diagnosis, tailored
... dysphoric disorder (PMDD).2 PMDD includes depressed or labile mood, anxiety, irritability, anger, insomnia, difficulty concentrating, and other symptoms that occur exclusively during the 2 weeks before menses and cause significant deterioration in daily functioning. Women with PMDD use general and m ...
... dysphoric disorder (PMDD).2 PMDD includes depressed or labile mood, anxiety, irritability, anger, insomnia, difficulty concentrating, and other symptoms that occur exclusively during the 2 weeks before menses and cause significant deterioration in daily functioning. Women with PMDD use general and m ...
presentation ( format)
... • Understand Sleep Physiology as an active biological process • Review the clinical workup of a fatigued/sleep disordered student • Use cases to discuss major diagnoses and treatment modalities ...
... • Understand Sleep Physiology as an active biological process • Review the clinical workup of a fatigued/sleep disordered student • Use cases to discuss major diagnoses and treatment modalities ...
8 Keys to Mental Health through Exercise
... Exercise has also been shown to work as well as psychotherapy in treating mild to moderate depression. Regular exercise has been shown to cut depression prevalence in half—from 1 in 6 adults to 1 in 12 (Goodwin ...
... Exercise has also been shown to work as well as psychotherapy in treating mild to moderate depression. Regular exercise has been shown to cut depression prevalence in half—from 1 in 6 adults to 1 in 12 (Goodwin ...
Kelly J. Rohan
... R01 in order to test (1) whether or not certain genetic variations predict response to two different treatments for winter depression (SAD), and (2) to determine if certain genetic variations predict the likelihood of SAD recurrence and/or symptom severity in each of two winters after the initial wi ...
... R01 in order to test (1) whether or not certain genetic variations predict response to two different treatments for winter depression (SAD), and (2) to determine if certain genetic variations predict the likelihood of SAD recurrence and/or symptom severity in each of two winters after the initial wi ...
national guidelines for seniors` mental health
... standard of medical practice. Best efforts were used to ensure that the information in this publication is accurate, however the publisher and every person involved in the creation of this publication disclaim any warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or currency of the contents of this publicat ...
... standard of medical practice. Best efforts were used to ensure that the information in this publication is accurate, however the publisher and every person involved in the creation of this publication disclaim any warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or currency of the contents of this publicat ...
MEASURE NAME: Acronym: Basic Description BAI Beck Anxiety
... Using confirmatory factor analysis they were unable to replicate the 2-factor structure found in other investigations and instead identified a 4-factor structure using exploratory factor analysis. Further analysis identified a higher-order factor structure, which suggested that the BAI taps a single ...
... Using confirmatory factor analysis they were unable to replicate the 2-factor structure found in other investigations and instead identified a 4-factor structure using exploratory factor analysis. Further analysis identified a higher-order factor structure, which suggested that the BAI taps a single ...
Generalized worry disorder - DSM-5
... implicit, whereas others purport that worrying can be an explicit coping mechanism,[43,47] including the catastrophic ‘‘what ifsy?’’ that are commonly seen when treating GAD. Active suppression of worries, substitution of neutral or positive thoughts for worries, use of distraction techniques to int ...
... implicit, whereas others purport that worrying can be an explicit coping mechanism,[43,47] including the catastrophic ‘‘what ifsy?’’ that are commonly seen when treating GAD. Active suppression of worries, substitution of neutral or positive thoughts for worries, use of distraction techniques to int ...
Depression in Children and Young People Identification and management
... including a range of activities, the purpose of which may be to help engage the patient, and provide an appropriate context for the delivery of specific interventions. It is important to maintain and enhance the service context in which these interventions are delivered, otherwise the specific benef ...
... including a range of activities, the purpose of which may be to help engage the patient, and provide an appropriate context for the delivery of specific interventions. It is important to maintain and enhance the service context in which these interventions are delivered, otherwise the specific benef ...
pathophysiology of attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder
... They also improve maternal-child and sibling interactions. Children with ADHD who are treated with stimulants have increased abilities to perceive peer communications and situational cues and to modulate the intensity of their behavior. They also show improved communication, greater responsiveness, ...
... They also improve maternal-child and sibling interactions. Children with ADHD who are treated with stimulants have increased abilities to perceive peer communications and situational cues and to modulate the intensity of their behavior. They also show improved communication, greater responsiveness, ...