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1. Dream Analysis Experts: Sigmund Freud June 16, 2009 Austrian psychiatrist Sigmund Freud has made a substantial contribution to the world of psychology. In fact, he is known as the father of psychoanalysis. Born on May 6, 1856 as Sigismund Schlomo Freud, he is best known for his theories of the unconscious mind. His theories are centered on human sexual desire as the primary motivation of life. In his theories of psychosexual development, he expounded on the Oedipus complex. Named after the famous Greek tragedy Oedipus Rex by Sophocles, it expounds on the incestuous desire one has of the mother figure early in life. In his essays, he says ... (read more) Author: Jackson Swift

2. Teen Wilderness Programs: Advice on Selecting Wilderness Camps June 16, 2009 Each and every parent with a troubled teen always wish and wants the best for their child, they are always willing to try everything just to make sure that there child have the best in life. For example they can go an extra mile to make sure that their children visit the best psychiatrist who might help them solve their teenage problem. They also seek a variety of therapeutic alternatives that are available in their area of reach. But while choosing the programs for their children, they should consider the ones which best suit them and have a great benefit in their life. When selecting a... (read more) Author: Jenna Brooklyn

3. Which Depression Treatment is Right for You? June 07, 2009 Depression is a common psychological illness in the United States with around 9 ½ percent of the population suffering from it some time during their lives. Unfortunately only about half of those people ever seek treatment for their depression symptoms which can become a burden for not only its sufferers but also to those close to them. Depression is a complex illness that requires substantial intervention by a psychiatrist or psychologist to cure. In addition to consistent counseling prescription medication is also an option in the fight against depression. While the cost of counseling a... (read more) Author: Andrew Bicknell

4. Finding the right depression medication May 22, 2009 Finding the right depression medication Always feeling under the weather? Always not in the mood to be around others and have a good time? If you’re suffering from prolonged sadness for quite some time now, you should face these bouts of depression and get yourself diagnosed by a psychiatrist, they’re doctors who can actually help you out with your problem. Not to mention the various depression treatments, as well as all sorts of depression medication that doctors prescribe to their depression patients. Fortunately depression can now be cured, especially when diagnosed early, depr... (read more) Author: Bryan Childers

5. Helping Yourself with Depression Help May 22, 2009 Helping Yourself with Depression Help If you're currently feeling so out of it, totally out of your normal system and just basically hating and ignoring almost, always everything and anyone that comes along, try to get yourself checked by a psychiatrist because you those little mood swings and erratic Ally McBeal-ish behavior that you're trying to ignore for some long may actually be symptoms of depression. Act fast because if you do, it'll certainly be a lot harder for you to be able to have yourself cured from this illness, especially once self-delusion starts to kick in. Actually ... (read more) Author: Bryan Childers

6. Facing Depression Head On May 22, 2009 Facing Depression Head On Always feeling under the weather? Always not in the mood to be around others and have a good time? If you’re suffering from prolonged sadness for quite some time now, you should face these bouts of depression and get yourself diagnosed by a psychiatrist, they’re doctors who can actually help you out with your problem. Depression or prolonged sadness is actually quite common in the United States, around 9.5 percent of the American population actually suffer from this illness, however, not all of them get to be treated, thus, depression and its ill-effects con... (read more) Author: Bryan Childers

7. Exercise + Child = Brain Enhancment May 19, 2009 We have always known that exercise is great for you, even when we choose to sit on the sofa with our chocolate biscuits and chips to watch a movie, or engage in interactive online entertainment. But just knowing a basic short fact that exercise helps improve your brain’s performance could be enough for you to trade in the biscuits, chips and lethargic body and move outside for some fresh air and fun. Psychiatrist J. Ratey MD has been exploring the positive link between aerobic activity and learning. He has found that even moderate exercise will supercharge mental circuits to sharpen thin... (read more) Author: Viv Grimston

8. Heaven - What They Think About Celebrities May 19, 2009 The influential power of celebrities is unmatched. The sway they have over society rivals that of many higher authority figures. They influence our consumer side with products they endorse, they influence our political side with candidates they support, our romantic side with the beauty they possess and our philanthropic side with the causes they back. As well-respected psychiatrist from London, Raj Persaud once said, “Our worship of celebrities does indeed turn them into the most powerful people on the planet…They’re the equivalent of gods in our midst.” The spirits in heaven have ... (read more) Author: Stephanie Barker

9. New Healing Path For A Chronic Illness. Healing Can Occur In The Dream State May 08, 2009 Tired of Living with a chronic illness? Of course you are. Tried traditional medicine or certain alternative practices and found they haven’t completed the healing? But have you tried the Doctor within? C. G. Jung, the great Swiss psychiatrist, believed that when we sleep, we come in contact with a healing force that is not as available during waking hours. This is quite an uncommon statement in light of modern beliefs in the restorative power of contemporary medicine. But Jung’s statement came to life when it was authenticated in one of my dream seminars. Part of the all-day dream works... (read more) Author: Arthur Bernard, Ph.D.

10. What is a Custody Access Assessment and How It Apply To Canadians May 04, 2009 Custody/Access Assessment is actually a well known thing we often see in movies. It is an investigation of a family’s situation by a professional (social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist). You can often see in a movie when a social worker comes to see one of the parents of the child it is Custody/Access Assessment. Custody/Access Assessment is usually appointed by a judge if the parents can’t agree on parenting arrangements by themselves or through negotiation and mediation between lawyers. The purpose of this procedure is to help judge defining the best parenting arrangements for chi... (read more) Author: Tamia Johnson

11. Depression: Chemical Imbalance or Reaction to Life Events? April 30, 2009 There has been great debate about such maladies as Depression and Anxiety and whether they represent what some term a ‘chemical imbalance’ and what others say are simply natural reactions so life’s events. The crux of the issue really comes down to a nature vs. nurture argument. In this article I explore both sides of the debate and hopefully shed some light on the issue. Nature: Chemical Imbalance There is no question that our emotions are in effect complex chemical, electrical and neurological processes that occur within our brain. According to those who support the “nurture” argument,... (read more) Author: Robert Levin

12. Beware Of Scams For Quitting Smoking April 10, 2009 People who want help to quit smoking will often turn to the internet to find a program that will work. There are many different programs that are available either for free or for a minimum cost to the individual. The trouble is that many of these programs are offered by people who do not have any qualifications to be promoting such a program. There are hypnosis videos to quit smoking as well as CDs and seminars that can be taken, which can all be great tools for the individual to use in their retraining process, but they all need to be done by a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, rather th... (read more) Author: Bob Lindner

13. More Antidepressant Horror Stories April 06, 2009 As we come to the end of a second decade where SSRI antidepressant drugs have been the ‘first line’ of treatment in depression, anxiety and a host of other ailments, more and more patient horror stories are coming to light from long-term antidepressant use. I have outlined in previous articles how ssri and similar variants mimic the pharmacological actions of drugs such as cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana and alcohol. All of them effect serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine, the primary “mood” neurotransmitters, in similar ways. But ironically, the ‘slower onset’, but longer half life man m... (read more) Author: Robert Levin

14. Alcohol Rehabilitation that Treats the Whole Person Works Best March 26, 2009 If you find yourself at the place where you need to choose an alcohol rehabilitation center for yourself or someone you love, it’s important to know that a residential treatment center which treats the whole person and not just the addiction tend to have the most successful results. In other words, it’s best to seek out the type of setting where not only do you or your loved ones receive professional treatment within a group setting: as well as with an individual therapist, psychiatrist or psychologist; whatever the needs may warrant. But you also want the type of facility that allows the res... (read more) Author: Tegan Dawn

15. Systematic Desensitization in Anxiety Treatment March 23, 2009 Systematic desensitization is a type of behavioral therapy used in the field of psychology to help patients successfully conquer phobias and other anxiety disorders. Pioneered by a South African psychiatrist named Joseph Wolpe, this type of therapy treats a patient by gradually exposing him to what he fears. The idea behind this therapy is that the more a patient exposes to his feared object, the more able he becomes to tackle the cause of anxiety and find out how to deal with his feelings. This technique is also called "graduated exposure therapy". Quite understandably, patients must fir... (read more) Author: Sandy Adamson

16. The Danger of Antidepressants March 16, 2009 It seems you can’t throw a stone these days without hitting someone that has either been on or knows someone that has been on antidepressants. They have become nearly as ubiquitous and easy to obtain as taking an antibiotic when one has a fever or taking sleeping pills when one can’t sleep. This ease of their availability and frequency and lax standards that doctors use to dispense these ‘miracle’ drugs, as some call them, has unfortunately glossed over the reality that for most people taking them, they are being mis-and over-used. Instead of dealing with the problems in their life, both ... (read more) Author: Robert Levin

17. The Difference that Your Will can make to your Family March 10, 2009 Making a will is usually not a very pleasant thing, most people are afraid of it because it is a reminder of the fact that we are mortal. But if we leave the questions of life and death aside and get back to real life, we will see that a will is basically a document that cares about your family and relatives. If you are experiencing problems in making one, you should visit a psychiatrist, break the barriers and write this important document. The first thing to start with is professional help. Of course you can simply take a sheet of paper with the word will and try to write it yourself, ... (read more) Author: Steve Ballmer

18. Anxiety Supplements: Natural Ways To Calm Your Mind February 23, 2009 Many people suffer from anxiety disorders caused by the environment and genetics. If you want to reduce stress, there are supplements that you can take which can help relieve your symptoms. About 4 to 6 percent of the general population suffers from anxiety symptoms. Throughout life, more women than men have problems with anxiety. Many patients who have such problems have a family psychiatrist or therapist however others cannot necessarily afford weekly therapists. If the symptoms persist, it can lead to several symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, palpitations, sweating, and shortness of br... (read more) Author: Andrew Stratton

19. How To Dip Your Canine in A Bathtub! February 10, 2009 “There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face,” said Ben Williams. If you own a canine, you simply know how invaluable mates and companions dogs are. In order to keep your pet healthy; you not only have to invest money on it but also quality time, just like you would with your kids. Caring well for a dog entails taking care of all the aspects of dog care, from feed supplements, to collars, leads, drugs for veterinary care and more. Giving your dog a good bath is quite a learnable skill and it not only ensures your dog’s hygiene but also keeps the dog smelling good ... (read more) Author: Fred clay

20. Exposing the Bipolar Disorder Quiz for a More Reliable Conclusion Instead December 30, 2008 There is no magic bipolar test to check for Bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder is not single disease or disorder, but it's a blanket term to cover an entire category or range of mood disorders. These mood disorders are often characterized by manic episodes, elevated moods followed by fatigue and depression, or even psychotic episodes that include hallucinations or delusions. How Bipolar Disorder is Diagnosed A psychiatrist will typically base a bipolar disorder diagnosis on the patient's own descriptions of their behavior and feelings. They may also use feedback from family and fri... (read more) Author: Trevor Price

21. Lindsay's Back in the Hills December 05, 2008 Lindsay Lohan was recently spotted back in Beverly Hills after visiting Europe and attending the grand opening of Dubai’s newly-built Atlantis hotel . She attended the event with her celebrity deejay girlfriend Samantha Ronson. Other celebrities who attended the event were Charlize Theron and Mary-Kate Olsen. Samantha Ronson was also scheduled to perform at the afterparty of the event. Her first stop in Beverly Hills was the Balenciaga store for some shopping. Afterwards, she headed to her appointment with her psychiatrist. Famous for her roles in movies like “Mean Girls”, “Freaky Frida... (read more) Author: Alia Jocob

22. Equus On Broadway - The Most Awaited Play Is Finally HereEquus The Play - Know More About it December 04, 2008 Equus the play is a fascinating story about a young boy and his pathological and sexual fascination for horses. The play has been running to packed houses all over the world for the past several years. Now that the play has come to Broadhurst Theatre in New York, don’t give it a miss. Equus - The Plot Equus is a play written by Peter Shaffer. It is a story of how a psychiatrist tries to treat a young man who has sexual attraction for horses. Shaffer was inspired to write the play when he first heard about a real life incident that occurred in a small town near London. The incident wa... (read more) Author: reed tieri

23. Areas to consider when researching Gang Stalking November 29, 2008 In researching Gang Stalking there are many factors to be considered. It’s not a subject matter that should be studied lightly. Also the average psychiatrist if not familiar with some of the other issues that are affecting members of many communities might not be able to make an iron clad assessment without looking at several factors. Here are factors that I think should be considered. Areas to be aware of when studying Gang Stalking. Workplace Mobbing. It’s our nearest and dearest cousin on an emotional and psychological level. The methodology used in workplace mobbing are some of ... (read more) Author: gang stalking

24. El Acoso Escolar November 24, 2008 ACOSO ESCOLAR O BULLYING El caso presentado está situado en el Contexto Educativo. Estamos ante un caso de Acoso escolar, en un Instituto de Barcelona. El caso es llevado por un psicólogo, que forma parte de la plantilla del centro desde hace unos años. La demanda parte de una alumna del instituto. Antes de comenzar a analizar el conflicto e intentar llegar a un planteamiento de solución del mismo, debemos hacer mención a los Principios Generales de Código Deontológico que son de aplicación al caso, pues hacen referencia a la protección de los derechos humanos y la obligación de infor... (read more) Author: Rosa Vera Garcia

25. Why Should You Interpret Dreams? November 10, 2008 Dream interpretation didn't have a crucial importance for everyone until my discoveries, after I continued the research abandoned by the psychiatrist Carl Jung. Even the various psychologists and psychiatrists that use dream interpretation in order to cure their patients, don't consider their dreams as the basic source of information about their psychical condition. Jung gave them basic importance and this is why he could discover the unique exact way to translate the meaning of many basic dream symbols, common to humanity in general, because they appear in everyone's dreams, in all civil... (read more) Author: anupreet kaur

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