Effectiveness of in virtuo exposure and response prevention treatment using cognitive-behavioral therapy for obsessive-compulsive disorder: a study based on a single-case study protocol. Front. Psychiatry 7, 99 (2016). Article PubMed PubMed Central Google Scholar Dua, D., Jagota, G. & Grover,...
The DSM-IV states that if persistent or recurrent substance-related legal pro- blems arise in conjunction with substance use, then that substance use pattern is maladaptive and a Substance Abuse mental disorder is the likely underlying diagnosable psychopathology that explains the person's "clinically...
Elder abuse and an adult child with mental disorder A close examination of this growing population of aging parents indicates that some of them are living in high-risk situations where they have to contend with unpredictable, often aggressive behavior from their adult child with mental disorder. Th...
He continued, “There is no possibility at present of convincing society that they should not be allowed to reproduce, although from a eugenics point of view they constitute a grave problem because of their unusually prolific breeding” (p. 92). Such an orientation is observed in Goddard’s ...
Abbreviations VR: Virtual Reality PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder CBT: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy PCC: Population, Concept, Context JBI: Joanna Briggs Institute HSC: Health and Social Care References Hollis C, Sampson S, Simons L, Davies EB, Churchill R, Betton V, et al. ...
Many studies have demonstrated a high prevalence of SUDs in patients with mental disorders, e.g., in general patient samples [57,58], and in patients with psychoses or schizophrenia [59,60], bipolar disorder [61], depression or anxiety [62], personality disorders [63], and eating disorders...
Individuals are different in a relatively constant pattern of thoughts, feeling, and behaviors, which are called personality traits. Mental health is a condition of well-being in which people may reach their full potential and deal effectively with stres
promote a political agenda (i.e., stigmatiz- ing use of a mental illness label to describe disagreement with a politician) and/or market products that may or may not be evidence-based for the treatment of mental illnesses (e.g., complementary/alternative medicine, cannabis-related products)....
A curriculum comparison showed that PBL students tend to have lower levels of anxiety, depression, and general mood disorder than LBL students, but this was not statistically significant (Fig. 5). Factoring in gender into the curriculum comparison of mood disorder showed no significant difference (...
The DSM-IV states that if persistent or recurrent substance-related legal pro- blems arise in conjunction with substance use, then that substance use pattern is maladaptive and a Substance Abuse mental disorder is the likely underlying diagnosable psychopathology that explains the person's "clinically...