Depression Go http://www.depressiongo.com Depression Treatment. Symptoms. Medication. Diagnosis. Causes. Risk Factors. Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 en i know prozac helps depression but does it affect your anger, as in does it make you less angry and patient? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/i-know-prozac-helps-depression-but-does-it-affect-your-anger-as-in-does-it-make-you-less-angry-and-patient/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/i-know-prozac-helps-depression-but-does-it-affect-your-anger-as-in-does-it-make-you-less-angry-and-patient/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:10 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/i-know-prozac-helps-depression-but-does-it-affect-your-anger-as-in-does-it-make-you-less-angry-and-patient/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/i-know-prozac-helps-depression-but-does-it-affect-your-anger-as-in-does-it-make-you-less-angry-and-patient/feed/ neurosurgeons have severed the corpus callosum in human patients in order to reduce:? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/neurosurgeons-have-severed-the-corpus-callosum-in-human-patients-in-order-to-reduce/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/neurosurgeons-have-severed-the-corpus-callosum-in-human-patients-in-order-to-reduce/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:08 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/neurosurgeons-have-severed-the-corpus-callosum-in-human-patients-in-order-to-reduce/ a. aphasia.
b. epileptic seizures.
c. depression.
d. neural plasticity.
e. reward deficiency syndrome

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/neurosurgeons-have-severed-the-corpus-callosum-in-human-patients-in-order-to-reduce/feed/ how are psychotic disorders [such as psychotic depression] diagnosed? do people have to be put inpatient? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/how-are-psychotic-disorders-such-as-psychotic-depression-diagnosed-do-people-have-to-be-put-inpatient/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/how-are-psychotic-disorders-such-as-psychotic-depression-diagnosed-do-people-have-to-be-put-inpatient/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:08 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/how-are-psychotic-disorders-such-as-psychotic-depression-diagnosed-do-people-have-to-be-put-inpatient/ i know about the DSM criteria.
i just wanted to know is it a matter of the psychiatrist [or whoever] asking the patient questions about symptoms etc?
is there some kind of inpatient monitoring?
are some kind of tests done?
i forgot to mention i’m in England.

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/how-are-psychotic-disorders-such-as-psychotic-depression-diagnosed-do-people-have-to-be-put-inpatient/feed/ A significant change in the type of care offered now compared with the time Freud was practicing is that? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/a-significant-change-in-the-type-of-care-offered-now-compared-with-the-time-freud-was-practicing-is-that/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/a-significant-change-in-the-type-of-care-offered-now-compared-with-the-time-freud-was-practicing-is-that/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:07 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/a-significant-change-in-the-type-of-care-offered-now-compared-with-the-time-freud-was-practicing-is-that/ a fewer patients are suffering from anxiety and depression.
b fewer patients receive outpatient treatment.
c people are more likely to receive treatment for “problems in living.”
d there are fewer specialized programs focused on treating only one type of problem.

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/a-significant-change-in-the-type-of-care-offered-now-compared-with-the-time-freud-was-practicing-is-that/feed/ Why would the entire staff at a state mental hospital have these personality traits? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-would-the-entire-staff-at-a-state-mental-hospital-have-these-personality-traits/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-would-the-entire-staff-at-a-state-mental-hospital-have-these-personality-traits/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:05 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-would-the-entire-staff-at-a-state-mental-hospital-have-these-personality-traits/ It is funny because the people who do things to provoke a response believe they can do whatever they desire or want to do, with complete disregard for others. They lack the ability to properly empathize with patients who have depression.

So, aren’t the symptoms of a psychopath the inability to empathize with others? Isn’t another symptom behaving with a complete disregard for others?

They also tend to have a belief that they are more important than their patients. What personality disorder is that a symptom of?
No, they treat you like you committed some sort of felony.
Why would they be allowed to work in a career where they are unable to percieve things from the patient’s perspective?
How can they properly evaluate their patients if they have these personal issues?
How can they properly evaluate their patients if they have these personal issues?
How can they properly evaluate their patients if they have these personal issues?

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-would-the-entire-staff-at-a-state-mental-hospital-have-these-personality-traits/feed/ Are patients a rorschach test? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/are-patients-a-rorschach-test/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/are-patients-a-rorschach-test/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:04 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/are-patients-a-rorschach-test/ I’ve been to a number of different therapists to help me with my depression. The funny thing is, I tell them all the same thing, and they all tell me something different.

How much of what psychyatrists see in a person is reflective of the psychyatrists themselves?

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/are-patients-a-rorschach-test/feed/ Why are individuals who are psychopath allowed to work in mental health care? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-are-individuals-who-are-psychopath-allowed-to-work-in-mental-health-care/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-are-individuals-who-are-psychopath-allowed-to-work-in-mental-health-care/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:03 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-are-individuals-who-are-psychopath-allowed-to-work-in-mental-health-care/ It is funny because the people who do things to provoke a response believe they can do whatever they desire or want to do, with complete disregard for others. They lack the ability to properly empathize with patients who have depression.

So, aren’t the symptoms of a psychopath the inability to empathize with others? Isn’t another symptom behaving with a complete disregard for others?

They also tend to have a belief that they are more important than their patients. What personality disorder is that a symptom of?
That is why I am saying that they are unable to empathize with depressed patients.
Well why would the entire staff at a state mental hospital have these personality traits?

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/why-are-individuals-who-are-psychopath-allowed-to-work-in-mental-health-care/feed/ Would Major Depression make someone paranoid, suspicious, volatile, and unstable? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/would-major-depression-make-someone-paranoid-suspicious-volatile-and-unstable/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/would-major-depression-make-someone-paranoid-suspicious-volatile-and-unstable/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:02 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/would-major-depression-make-someone-paranoid-suspicious-volatile-and-unstable/ Or would social anxiety disorder contribute to that? Don’t say biplar because this patient doesn’t manic episodes that last more than a few hours.

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/would-major-depression-make-someone-paranoid-suspicious-volatile-and-unstable/feed/ Do you believe ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) is effective in treating depression? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/do-you-believe-ect-electroconvulsive-therapy-is-effective-in-treating-depression/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/do-you-believe-ect-electroconvulsive-therapy-is-effective-in-treating-depression/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:40:01 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/do-you-believe-ect-electroconvulsive-therapy-is-effective-in-treating-depression/ In recent years, ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) as a treatment for severe depression is being used by a growing number of Psychiatrists. The modern technique includes the use of very low AC voltages applied to one side (unilateral) or both sides (bilateral) of the skull. The patient is anesthesized and feels nothing. ECT in no way resembles the barbaric "shock treatments" portrayed in the movies (e.g. "Fear Strikes Out", the Jimmy Piersall story). However, it is nonethless controversial. There are claims that it causes permanent brain damage and memory loss. The AMA and APA claim that the procedure is safe and effective in treating depression. What do you think?

]]> http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/do-you-believe-ect-electroconvulsive-therapy-is-effective-in-treating-depression/feed/ Removing the sub-conscience depression and fear? http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/removing-the-sub-conscience-depression-and-fear/ http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/removing-the-sub-conscience-depression-and-fear/#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:39:59 +0000 Depression http://www.depressiongo.com/Depression-for-Patients/removing-the-sub-conscience-depression-and-fear/ Is it good for pure patient of depression to have the selection of more tough daily routine i.e., including the martial arts with the busy life ;if he could adjust by full time struggle to that life style ?
How to change the believe of sub-conscience mind?
Any type of suggestion that can help the man to remove the harmful fear in sub-conscience mind of person?how to Model yours own believe system in case you have some major mental disorder?

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