It is well established that psychological interventions are an effective procedure for the treatment of various mental disorders, including depression [14,15,16], anxiety disorders [17,18,19], posttraumatic stress disorder [20,21], personality disorders [22,23], psychosomatic disorders [24,25,26]...
The goal of this paper is to both understand and depathologize clinically significant mental distress related to criminalized contact with psychoactive biotic substances by employing a framework known as critical political ecology of health and disease f
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,...
Personality features may predispose an individual to depression; the personality can be modified after a depression; the personality can modify the clinical presentation of a depressive disorder; and finally the personality can be considered like a subclinical manifestation of a depressive disorder (e.g...
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...
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 (...
I don’t believe mental illness is a real entity any more, I don’t believe in schizophrenia or manic-depression or depression or the notion that anyone’s personality can have a disorder. I don’t believe that psychiatry is a valid science or even an art worthy of the name. And I do...
HCWs are working relentlessly, often for many days without a break. The sheer volume of casualties and the severity of injuries in this conflict have surpassed any previous war, setting the stage for a heightened risk of mental health issues, particularly post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [...
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...
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. ...