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Articles related to "Psychosis"
Psychosis and Delusions Psychotic microepisodes are common in certain personality disorders, most notably the Borderline and Schizotypal. narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
The Realm of Major Mental Illness Major Mental Illnesses...what they are. An overview major mental illnesses • depression manic depression • bipolar affective disorder • schizophenia • psychoses
Dangers of Postpartum Psychosis RoseMeade takes a look at the characteristics of parents with postpartum psychosis. We study parents that have reached the point of taking the life of their own children. The Andrea Yates case is reflected upon in order to cover some of the early warning signs. We look deeper into the phenomena and help others do the same so that the lives of young children can possibly be saved by earlier detection of the mental state of the parent. postpartum psychosis • victoria freudiger • rosemeade • april scheiner • mental illness
The Exorcism of Emily Rose/Anneliese Michel: Demonic Possession or Psychosis I have not seen the movie the Exorcism of Emily Rose, nor do I intend to see it until it comes on television. I watched The Exorcist when it was on TV. I had already read the condensed version of the book in Cosmopolitan. When these movies are on TV, it is free. I chose not to waste money on sensationalistic fiction. When I see “based on a true story,” my conclusion is that the story is greatly exaggerated for the purpose of making money by adding thrills that have no basis in reality. This was in the early 1980s. I had read Father John J. Nicola’s “Diabolical Possession and Exorcism.” I had yet read Malachi Martin’s “Hostage to the Devil.” (I will admit that one of my favorite authors is Stephen King. The scariest book I have read is his “It.” Scariest movie, “The Night of the Living Dead.” I know these are fiction, but, oh, the thrills!) When I was younger, I did not believe in demons or devils or possession. Now, after much research, I am not so sure…. I had read, years ago, when I was in college to earn my undergraduate degree, that there were cases of mentally ill people in institutions who, when a priest walked by, exhibited signs of possession. In my youth, I put this to mental illness. Possession, a form of mental illness or another reality? real life demonic possessions • exorcism of emily rose • exorcism of anneliese michel • real life exorcisms • is the exorcism of emily rose a true story
How to Help a Woman With PPD When a woman has postpartum depression, a support system can help her immensely. Here are some ways that you can help. postpartum depression • ppd • childbirth • baby blues • postpartum psychosis
A Case of Postpartum Depression in "The Yellow Wallpaper", Part 1 This article focuses on postpartum depression and how it is depicted in "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. It's a scientific paper. postpartum depression • depression • serotonin • american gothic • charlotte perkins gilman
Body Image: The Case of the Broken Mirror A psychologist's research confirms what we all have known: women worry excessively about the appearance of their bodies and, if other issues contribute, they can easily develop eating and body image disorders. psychology • disease • obesity • body image • psychosis
Darker Shades Of Baby Blue: Post Partum Depression And Beyond The difference in severity between Baby Blues, Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Psychosis are defined here. baby blues • ppd • post partum • depression • psychosis
Insight and Compliance - Shaping the Future Lack of insight and noncompliance with medication intensify the destructive potential of schizophrenia and can cause severe disability in an individual. A reflection on the causes of these factors points out the beenfits to be gained from first psychotic episode programs and optimal treatment with atypical medication. schizophrenia • insight • compliance • noncompliance • psychotic
Schizophrenia vs Bipolar Disorder The experience of bipolar disorder is very different then the experience of schizophrenia, which has caused untold hardship for the people with schizophrenia, even though both illnesses share similar genetics. schizophrenia • bipolar disorder • consumer survivor • politics • homelessness
Sites From Down Under Australia has some very unique and interesting sites on schizophrenia. In early recognition and treatment, and true partnership based policy development, they are ahead of North America. schizophrenia • psychosis • treatment • australia • websites
The Internal Milieu: Hormones -Their Role in Psychology & Health This series, taken from Chapter One of my book to be presented here in three weekly installments, details three case studies, all involving psycho-hormonal anomalies. hormones • psychology • psychosis
Vampyres: Legend, Cases and Theories This is the first article in a series about the vampyric breed. Human? Inhuman? Vampyres have been recorded since ancient times. The Greeks called them lamiae and the Romans, striges, lamiae or mormos. They believed they were the undead who preyed upon the living. At one time, it was believed that lycanthropy and vampirism were closely intertwined. In Eastern Europe, the belief was that a werewolf turned into a vampyre when it died. Later, the belief was that excommunicated people turned into vampyres. vampires • paranormal • history • psychosis
after the Holocaust Do people ever recover from being homeless or the distorted reality of their psychosis? Did anyone really survive the Great Depression or the Concentration Camps of World War Two. schizophrenia • holocaust • homelessness • torture • slaughter
Marijuana Triggers Mental Illness Marijuana may not be good medicine if it triggers psychosis, hallucinations or psychotic illnesses later in life. Here's evidence of the link between pot & psychosis. marijuana good medicine • marijuana mental illness • psychotic illnesses • pot psychosis • smoked pot
Thyroid Disease Neuropsychiatric symptoms are common features of thyroid disease and include bipolar disorder, depression, cognitive changes, and sleep disturbances. hyperthyroidism • hypothyroidism • psychiatric symptoms • behavioral changes • graves disease
A Case of Postpartum Depression in “The Yellow Wallpaper” , Part 2 This is the second part of the article 'A Case of Postpartum Depression in “The Yellow Wallpaper ”' postpartum depression • depression • serotonin • the yellow wallpaper • american gothic
An Overview of Post Natal Depression Giving birth and having a baby is a life-changing event. Many new mothers find the period after the birth to be an emotional time. coping with post natal depression • treating pnd • the baby blues • recognising postnatal psychosis • treating postnatal depression
Support and Advice For PND PND is a difficult condition, and it is important to get treatment straight away to make sure that the effects can be well managed. treatment for postnatal depression • pnd support • medication for new mothers suffering from post nat • counselling and pnd • baby blues and talking therapies
When the Sad Feelings Don't Pass The symptoms of depression are manifest every day yet most do not understand it or dismiss what they see as a quirk. The NIMH outlines what to do to and when to help. suicidal ideation • mental illness • mental health • depression • treatment symptoms
Freud - The Wizard of Id He is one of the most influential figures of the century, perhaps of all time. Ironically, his spectacular success set back a large part of mental health for two generations. freud • depression • psychology • psychiatry • unconscious
Postpartum Depression Symptoms Identifying postpartum depression can be challenging for many women. As mothers adjust to their new roles, it is helpful to be able to distinguish PPD symptoms. postpartum depression • postpartum mood disorders • anxiety • panic attacks • ocd
Book Review: God Isn't Here Iwo Jima veteran Richard Overton's memoir describes his sickening combat experience despite his break with reality. This gruesome memoir is both compelling and stirring. world war ii memoir • battle for iwo jima • battle fatigue • combat fatigue • psychosis
Schizoid Personality Disorder Introversion, or being socially withdrawn, is a normal personality trait. However, an extreme level of introversion may be symptomatic of the personality disorder SPD. schizoid personality disorder • cluster a personality disorder • schizotypal personality disorder • schizoid pd treatment • schizoid pd prognosis
Marijuana: Fact Versus Fiction Explore both sides of the marijuana debate in this overview about the effects of cannabis on health. facts and fiction about marijuana • medical marijuana • marijuana and psychosis • marijuana addiction • withdrawal symptoms marijuana
Golden, British Columbia An article about the British Columbian town of Golden. golden • fishing • skiing • mountainbiking • snowshoeing
What is Prader-Willi Syndrome? Prader-Willi Syndrome is an eating disorder that can be the cause of birth defects in babies. It is relatively unknown to the general public. what is prader-willi syndrome • cause of birth defects • eating disorder • abnormality in genes • babies
Dysfunctional Relationship Dynamics - A Book Review Robert Barney, the author of "Codependence: The Dance of Wounded Souls" does not fall into the twin traps of stereotype and righteousness. narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
The Brain Bowel Connection Mood and psychotic disorders are often linked to intestinal problems, malabsorption and toxins known as brain allergies. There may be a dietary cure for mental health. brain bowel connection • intestinal digestive health • psychotic psychiatric disorders • bipolar manic depressive schizophrenic • food allergy allergies and mood disorders
Postpartum Depression w/ Bipolar If you suffer from these illnesses work closely with a psychiatrist and therapist throughout your pregnancy to determine what medications if any are suitable. postpartum depression • bipolar disorder • pregnancy • postpartum • manic-depressive
The Insanity of the Defense A person is held not responsible for his criminal actions if s/he cannot tell right from wrong ("lacks substantial capacity either to appreciate the criminality (wrongfulness) of his conduct" - diminished capacity), did not intend to act the way he did (absent "mens rea") and/or could not control his behavior ("irresistible impulse"). These handicaps are often associated with "mental disease or defect" or "mental retardation". narcissism • narcissistic personality disorder • psychopathology • therapy • relationships
Alzheimer's Drugs -- Part Four Final part of a series on Alzheimer's Drugs and Alternative Treatments alzheimers • drugs • alternative medicine • eastern medicine • traditional medicine
Blue Genes The quest for mood genes continues ... depression • bipolar disorder • mood • genetics • mood genes
Common PD Features Most personality disorders share a set of symptoms (as reported by the patient) and signs (as observed by the mental health practitioner). narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Complex Partial Epilepsy Explaining Complex Partial Seizures health • seizure • disorder • complex partial seizures • epilepsy
Director Profile: Jane Campion Profile of Australia's most acclaimed female film director, Jane Campion. jane campion • jane • campion • jane campion • jane
Hitting the Trail Shara Wilkey-Sato is hiking along the Pacific to raise awareness of mental illness. A former Marine, she has the will to go the distance for this important cause. mental health • mental illness • schizophrenia • manic depression • bipolar disorder
Prophets for the End of Time Review of the Fantasy novel <I>Prophets for the End of Time</I>, by Marcos Donnelly. fantasy • genre • novel • author • marcos donnelly
What Are Sleep Disorders? What are sleep disorders and what are their signs and symptoms? Read about them here. sleep • sleep disorders • symptoms • signs
Borderline Personality The main dynamic in the Borderline Personality Disorder is abandonment anxiety. narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Olivia de Havilland In honor of her 90th year, we remember Olivia de Havilland's watershed performance in "The Snake Pit" olivia de havilland • the snake pit • eroll flynn • the heiress • hush hush sweet charlotte
Scary Movies – A Poem Poet Kim Addonizio correlates cinematic scenes and scenarios with memories; horror and dread and death as interchangeable parts in reality, indistinguishable from life. scary movies • kim addonizio • scary movies poem • kim addonizio poetry • kim addonizio poems
Sjogren's Syndrome Psychiatric changes can occur as the predominant complaint in patients with both primary and secondary Sjogren's syndrome. sjogren's • autoimmune disease • syndrome • systemic lupus erythematosus • psychiatric manifestations
Vitamin B12 and Dementia Research has shown vitamin B12, found in milk, fish and meat, may help with age-related memory loss and even dementia. vitamin b12 • dementia • alzheimer’s disease • homocysteine • memory loss
What are Bait Cars How They Work In every bait car, there is a hidden camera. Some of the footage captured is disturbing, some terrifying, but are all worth viewing. bait cars • impact • car theft • vehicle theft • bait car videos
More Treats Than Tricks for Viewers A&E offers horror-related programming just in time for Halloween; The World Series moves to Yankee Stadium on FOX; This week in television history remembers "Midnight Caller." midnight caller • gary cole • a&e • janet leigh • jamie lee curtis
Alzheimer's Disease Discusses the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and provides additional links. alzheimer's disease • alzheimers • aging • old age • senior
DVD Peeks: Koi Kaze, Kyo Kara Maoh, Paranoia Agent, and Requiem from the Darkness New Geneon Entertainment anime DVD titles Koi Kaze: The Reunion, Kyo Kara Maoh!: God (?) Save Our King!, Paranoia Agent: Serial Psychosis, and Requiem from the Darkness: Eternal Rest.
Lupus: Intro to a Disease You May not Recognize A brief article describing lupus, its symptoms, and treatments for the disease. lupus • sle • women's diseases • women's health • fibromyalgia
A Bullet in the Head – Undiscovered Classic The Vietnam war film is a peculiar sub-genre that has resulted in a number of highly regarded films. One, however, often slips under the radar - A Bullet In The Head. john woo • vietnam war film • jackie cheung • tony leung • hong kong cinema |
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