EMDR-Supervision in Norddeutschland
... The comorbidity of PTSD and substance abuse gives sufficient reason to treat patients who are addicted with EMDR targeting the traumatic memories, which drive the comorbid PTSD. However, there are several pathways leading to addiction and PTSD is only one of them. Thirty years of addiction research ...
... The comorbidity of PTSD and substance abuse gives sufficient reason to treat patients who are addicted with EMDR targeting the traumatic memories, which drive the comorbid PTSD. However, there are several pathways leading to addiction and PTSD is only one of them. Thirty years of addiction research ...
Eating Disorders / Disordered Eating
... and Other Health Care Professionals As a health care professional you may see individuals with eating disorders during the course of your day-to-day practice. While prevention of an eating disorder is optimal, early identification and effective treatment are linked with positive outcomes. Eating dis ...
... and Other Health Care Professionals As a health care professional you may see individuals with eating disorders during the course of your day-to-day practice. While prevention of an eating disorder is optimal, early identification and effective treatment are linked with positive outcomes. Eating dis ...
Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Its Treatment
... side effects are problematic or a drug fails to have the desired effect, then a person can try and find the drug that is most effective for them. Lithium has the longest history of being used for bipolar disorder, dating back to the 1940’s. It is usually the first course of medication given to a new ...
... side effects are problematic or a drug fails to have the desired effect, then a person can try and find the drug that is most effective for them. Lithium has the longest history of being used for bipolar disorder, dating back to the 1940’s. It is usually the first course of medication given to a new ...
Mental Health Strategic Communication Framework
... form of health services, 9% are lost to follow up. The number of those who have never accessed services are unknown, but is estimated to be quite high. The major reasons for poor service uptake and poor adherence to treatment among mental health clients include: lack of available and accessible serv ...
... form of health services, 9% are lost to follow up. The number of those who have never accessed services are unknown, but is estimated to be quite high. The major reasons for poor service uptake and poor adherence to treatment among mental health clients include: lack of available and accessible serv ...
slides - Referent Tracking Unit
... • severely ill inpatients often meet criteria for more than one DSM-IV personality disorder; • many outpatients do not meet the criteria for any of the specific categories identified in DSM-IV; • patients with the same categorical diagnosis often vary substantially with respect to signs and symptoms ...
... • severely ill inpatients often meet criteria for more than one DSM-IV personality disorder; • many outpatients do not meet the criteria for any of the specific categories identified in DSM-IV; • patients with the same categorical diagnosis often vary substantially with respect to signs and symptoms ...
a review of potential human rights issues
... Méndez makes the same point in his 2013 report to the Human Rights Council [24]. Although chronic breathlessness is not specifically mentioned in this report, there is no reason to assume that the severity of suffering caused by breathlessness does not meet the minimum severity threshold under the p ...
... Méndez makes the same point in his 2013 report to the Human Rights Council [24]. Although chronic breathlessness is not specifically mentioned in this report, there is no reason to assume that the severity of suffering caused by breathlessness does not meet the minimum severity threshold under the p ...
Using Harm Reduction when working with SMI Populations
... Incentives are offered for a variety of issues. They can be used to encourage someone to: o take a shower o attend a group o reduce use or o go on a substance use holiday Some examples of incentives used are: ...
... Incentives are offered for a variety of issues. They can be used to encourage someone to: o take a shower o attend a group o reduce use or o go on a substance use holiday Some examples of incentives used are: ...
management of difficult cases: healing the
... B. Adults who experience assaults that are too heinous or too large to accommodate develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. C. Ross (1989) has been troubled by the confusion caused by co-morbidity and Multiple Personality Disorder. He also, like many others of us, puzzled about the design of DSM-III- ...
... B. Adults who experience assaults that are too heinous or too large to accommodate develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. C. Ross (1989) has been troubled by the confusion caused by co-morbidity and Multiple Personality Disorder. He also, like many others of us, puzzled about the design of DSM-III- ...
Word
... theory, or because the evidence proving organic causes and effects is lacking – but because such a ‘theory’ is so financially and politically convenient and profitable on such a large scale to a number of extremely powerful corporations (Hooper et al 2001, [Online]). As Dr Elizabeth Dowsett comments ...
... theory, or because the evidence proving organic causes and effects is lacking – but because such a ‘theory’ is so financially and politically convenient and profitable on such a large scale to a number of extremely powerful corporations (Hooper et al 2001, [Online]). As Dr Elizabeth Dowsett comments ...
Neurology and Trauma: Impact and Implications
... task (testing recall of words by giving the first few letters as prompts). Bremner et al., (1995) conducted the first neuroimaging study to find that the hippocampus was significantly smaller in patients with combat related PTSD. The majority of studies since then examining PTSD using magnetic reson ...
... task (testing recall of words by giving the first few letters as prompts). Bremner et al., (1995) conducted the first neuroimaging study to find that the hippocampus was significantly smaller in patients with combat related PTSD. The majority of studies since then examining PTSD using magnetic reson ...
Mindshaping
... The mindshaping hypothesis is a natural ally of “4e” approaches to human socialcognition. Rather than conceptualize distinctively human social cognition as the accomplishment of computational processes implemented in the brains of individuals, involving the correct representation of mental states, t ...
... The mindshaping hypothesis is a natural ally of “4e” approaches to human socialcognition. Rather than conceptualize distinctively human social cognition as the accomplishment of computational processes implemented in the brains of individuals, involving the correct representation of mental states, t ...
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Among Older Adults
... difficulties with alcohol and medication misuse may affect up to 19 percent of older Americans.18-21 Factors such as previous or coexisting drug, alcohol, or mental health problems, old age, and being of the female gender also increase vulnerability for misusing prescribed medications.22-26 Multiple ...
... difficulties with alcohol and medication misuse may affect up to 19 percent of older Americans.18-21 Factors such as previous or coexisting drug, alcohol, or mental health problems, old age, and being of the female gender also increase vulnerability for misusing prescribed medications.22-26 Multiple ...
Short Answer Question Bank
... admission. Each patient is asking you to help them leave the hospital because they have "had enough of being here". A 30-year-old female lawyer admitted with a manic episode, still obviously elevated in mood. A 28-year-old man who has psychomotor changes consistent with melancholic depression. Pleas ...
... admission. Each patient is asking you to help them leave the hospital because they have "had enough of being here". A 30-year-old female lawyer admitted with a manic episode, still obviously elevated in mood. A 28-year-old man who has psychomotor changes consistent with melancholic depression. Pleas ...
Chapter 2 Designing Effective Strategies of Change: Essential
... composed of operant classes, we recognize reinforcing consequences can vary in their levels of complexity as well. Typically, too, the context in which an individual behaves generally is composed of multiple stimuli. In Mark’s situation, stimuli abound within the classroom: the desk, the lights, the ...
... composed of operant classes, we recognize reinforcing consequences can vary in their levels of complexity as well. Typically, too, the context in which an individual behaves generally is composed of multiple stimuli. In Mark’s situation, stimuli abound within the classroom: the desk, the lights, the ...
Plastic Surgery for the General Surgeon
... elevated or expansive mood was present most of the day for most days, and the abnormally elevated or expansive mood was accompanied by the onset, or worsening, of three of the “B” criteria of mania (i.e., grandiosity or inflated self esteem, decreased need for sleep, pressured speech, flight of idea ...
... elevated or expansive mood was present most of the day for most days, and the abnormally elevated or expansive mood was accompanied by the onset, or worsening, of three of the “B” criteria of mania (i.e., grandiosity or inflated self esteem, decreased need for sleep, pressured speech, flight of idea ...
Differential Diagnosis and Therapeutic Management of Schizoaffective Disorder Introduction
... several fundamental respects from those of DSM-IV (Table 1, page S4)3,5 and likely contribute to variations in diagnostic practice in the United States and abroad. The paucity of established treatments for SAD, particularly with agents approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, may further d ...
... several fundamental respects from those of DSM-IV (Table 1, page S4)3,5 and likely contribute to variations in diagnostic practice in the United States and abroad. The paucity of established treatments for SAD, particularly with agents approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, may further d ...
adlerian and cognitive-behavioral therapy
... important for both the client and the counselor. It allows the counselor to better understand the client’s perspective and how cognitions and schemas have developed. It is also important for the client to make sense of their past experiences as well. Many times, past experiences will explain thought ...
... important for both the client and the counselor. It allows the counselor to better understand the client’s perspective and how cognitions and schemas have developed. It is also important for the client to make sense of their past experiences as well. Many times, past experiences will explain thought ...
Guide to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
... Glossary The following words are typed in bold print throughout the guide. Behavior Modification – a type of treatment that works to change undesired behaviors by replacing them with desired behaviors Diagnostic and Statistical Manual TR-IV or DSM-IV – a guide published by the American Psychiatric ...
... Glossary The following words are typed in bold print throughout the guide. Behavior Modification – a type of treatment that works to change undesired behaviors by replacing them with desired behaviors Diagnostic and Statistical Manual TR-IV or DSM-IV – a guide published by the American Psychiatric ...
Do Stimuli Elicit Behavior?—A Study in the Logical Foundations of
... they referred to part-causes of the behavior. And while this is in itself a relatively harmless ellipsis which, as a rule, is in no way misleading in regard to what transpired during the occasion to which reference is made, it establishes certain unwarranted preconvictions and misguided habits of th ...
... they referred to part-causes of the behavior. And while this is in itself a relatively harmless ellipsis which, as a rule, is in no way misleading in regard to what transpired during the occasion to which reference is made, it establishes certain unwarranted preconvictions and misguided habits of th ...
Hair Pulling and Skin Picking
... • Attendees will learn about the state of the art Comprehensive Behavioral Model (ComB) for the treatment of TTM and BFRBs. • Attendees will become familiar with how to conduct treatment for these disorders. ...
... • Attendees will learn about the state of the art Comprehensive Behavioral Model (ComB) for the treatment of TTM and BFRBs. • Attendees will become familiar with how to conduct treatment for these disorders. ...
REGULATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF
... This course will start with an introduction to the history of the study of psychotic disorders, covering how the concepts and approaches have evolved in the last 150 years as a result of technological and societal progress, as well as highlighting the important challenges in the last decade. General ...
... This course will start with an introduction to the history of the study of psychotic disorders, covering how the concepts and approaches have evolved in the last 150 years as a result of technological and societal progress, as well as highlighting the important challenges in the last decade. General ...
Dissociative Disorders
... the direct physiological effects of a substance (eg, a drug of abuse, a medication) or a neurological or other general medical condition (eg, Amnestic Disorder Due to Head Trauma). C. The symptoms cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas o ...
... the direct physiological effects of a substance (eg, a drug of abuse, a medication) or a neurological or other general medical condition (eg, Amnestic Disorder Due to Head Trauma). C. The symptoms cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas o ...
Document
... • Medication guides • How do you pick out what is important? – What it is used for, common side effects, serious side effects, when should it start working ...
... • Medication guides • How do you pick out what is important? – What it is used for, common side effects, serious side effects, when should it start working ...
A sample article title - Queen Mary University of London
... individuals can therefore be reluctant to volunteer these sorts of explanation (Dein et al., 2001; Grisaru, Budowski, & Witztum, 1997). Other causal attributions deal with a sense of vulnerability to distress based on some individual characteristic such as age, gender, religion, culture, social stat ...
... individuals can therefore be reluctant to volunteer these sorts of explanation (Dein et al., 2001; Grisaru, Budowski, & Witztum, 1997). Other causal attributions deal with a sense of vulnerability to distress based on some individual characteristic such as age, gender, religion, culture, social stat ...