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Psychiatric Care of the Medical Patient This well-known text is the definitive reference work on the psychiatric care of patients with medical, neurological and surgical disorders. Physical illness often places a heavy mental burden on patients and this book is the most authoritative guide to dealing with their emotional, cognitive and behavioral problems. For internists and psychiatrists, especially those in consultation/liaison psychiatry, it is an invaluable resource. The second edition has been greatly expanded and includes 28 new chapters on such topics as parenteral administration of psychotropic drugs; psychiatric aspects of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery; cognitive therapy…. Click Here to Read More

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Relationships in Chronic Illness and Disability "This book . . . offers a critical review of literature on relationships and chronic illness. . . . This is a carefully constructed integration of a complex, multidisciplinary literature on the dynamic processes of relationships during long-term illness. It is essentially a scholarly work that builds a conceptual model. The authors’ use of case illustrations serves to ground and clarify the discussion. It is logical and clear. Both beginning and established scholars will find the book a highly useful resource. 5 stars " –Sara J. Knight in Doody’s Health Sciences Book Review Home Page "A recommended book for counselors and…. Click Here to Read More

Jeevan’s parents, Gerb and Jaz, are fed up with their son’s fussy eating and come to see Dr Dawn for some advice. Jeevan lives on a diet of milk, custard, mushy cereal and yoghurt, his phobia of solid food and dirt has led Dawn to believe that Jeevan may have an underlying condition and sends the family to see clinical psychologist, Dr Gillian Harris. Dr Gillian encourages Jeevan to experience different textures through play, his reluctance enabled Dr Gillian to diagnose him with Sensory Hypersensitivity. This means Jeevan’s brain processes information in an unusual way, so some textures feel very uncomfortable to him. Hypersensitivity may also mean your child…. Click Here to Read More

Psyching Out Diabetes : A Positive Approach to Your Negative Emotions This book examines the psychological obstacles of diagnosis such as panic, fear, anger, shame, and guilt and how to put them into perspective. Through proper maintenance, diet, and education, this book is tailor-made for the diabetic or anyone with a diabetic in their life who wants to overcome the negative emotions associated with this disease and learn the coping skills necessary to integrate diabetes into their daily life. List Price: $ 16.95 Price: $…. Click Here to Read More

The Five Signs Or Symptoms of Uterine Fibroids Article by Jared Stipp Knowing the signs of a illness is the most important phase in the direction of a accurate diagnosis and suitable cure. In this manner, understanding the underlying signs as well as signs or symptoms of uterine fibroids, can go a lengthy way in getting timely aid also consequently stopping further enlargement and development of the fibroids. Generally, the apparition of only one or 2 little fibroids in the uterus is barely noticeable. It is when larger fibroids begin to build up, or the fibroids multiply in number within the uterus, that it turns into greatly uncomfortable as well as challenging. This is certainly…. Click Here to Read More

Question by @||!: GPA of 2.6, can I still get into 4 year college? I’m aware my GPA isn’t very strong, but however I don’t think it reflects on my full potential and I am really interested in going to a 4 year college. EVEN if it means I have to take my first semester at a community college. I didn’t take high school very seriously. I also was out of school for months because of serious illness, and it made it overwhelming to catch up. However, I feel like I have grown as a person. And really want to do my best in college. Undecided Major but interested in: – Developmental, Health, Education, Child Psychology – Spanish – Elementry Education – Physical/Occupational Therapy Ideal…. Click Here to Read More

by Psychology Pictures How Difficult Is It To Get A Doctoral Degree On Physical Therapy? Article by John Degree If you’d like to enter the health care field, and also you enjoy working with people, work as a physical therapist might be a good choice for you. In this field, you will help people with debilitating physical illnesses recover, creating treatment plans to get them moving. To do so, you will work in workplaces with other physicians and aides. This career path will need a lot of dedication and hard work, in addition to a college education and a license.You will need a Bachelor’s degree to carry on your studies in physical therapy. Since Bachelor’s degrees in this field are…. Click Here to Read More

Question by : Mental Illness Diagnosis? So. I’m writing a story. The main character is very demented and dark. She’s very thoughtful and finds the deeper meaning in everything. She studies psychology and sociology. She’s highly intelligent for her eighteen years, gaining her GED when she was sixteen and currently studying college courses. But she’s very…unstable. But no one knows what’s wrong with her, entirely, and I don’t want to diagnose her with a disease when there are hundreds of possible (and most likely more probable) illnesses/disorders she has. I’d prefer only serious answers, but hey. I need people’s reactions to her. So. First of all, she has hallucinations. Auditory and…. Click Here to Read More

The Thyroid Axis and Psychiatric Illness This book assembles the latest information about the relationship between thyroid state and behavior. It is intended to serve as a reference for both the basic scientist and the clinician in the field of psychiatry and the behavioral sciences. The Thyroid Axis and Psychiatric Illness also presents the controversies, ambiguities, and unanswered questions that will be left to the future to resolve. This book not only provides information about the role of the thyroid axis in psychiatric illness, it is also designed to promote further research and understanding of this complex subject. List Price: $ 77.00 Price: $…. Click Here to Read More

(PRWEB) December 28, 2011 The IBNA (Isreali Biofeedback-Neurofeedback Association) is proud to announce an intensive 3-day training workshop with a leading international biofeedback expert, president of the BFE (Biofeedback Foundation of Europe), Professor Erik Peper, Ph.D. When asked about the importance of identifying and treating stress, Dr. Peper replied, For more than 70% of patients who visit their primary physician with a physical complaint there are no physiological causes. In most cases, discomfort is aggravated or initiated by stress and living in a life pattern that is the does not allow regeneration. Most anti-anxiety, anti-depression and sleeping medications increase…. Click Here to Read More

Tim Webb's On Sports Psychology Column: Handling stress part of athletic training Families across the US and the world have seen loved ones fall victim to illnesses, both physical and mental, that have had a devastating impact on their lives and the lives of others. From presidents whose hair turns gray in four years to athletes who … Read more on Fredericksburg.com (blog) Comparing health problems can influence physical and emotional health People with chronic illnesses are particularly likely to compare themselves to others with the same illness." In their qualitative synthesis published in the current issue of Health Psychology Review, Smith and the researchers at…. Click Here to Read More