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Depressive disorders inlay_web
This document summarizes an integrative model for diagnosing and treating depression. It outlines four levels of systems dynamics: integrative, interactional, metabolic, and genetic. For each level, it provides tables listing various treatment options. The integrative table lists alternative and complementary therapies. The interactional table focuses on lifestyle and psychosocial factors. The metabolic table covers biochemical interventions. And the genetic table examines genetic factors and related treatments. The model presents a holistic approach for understanding depression across multiple dimensions and treating it using both conventional and alternative options.
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- 1. Summarized Model forDiagnosis and Treatment of Depression Risk Factor Reaction to negative events Damaging response patterns Sensitivity to anxiety, stress, agitation Brain disease Systems Dynamics Level I. Integrative (table A) Resilience Integral Psychiatric Treatment Heterostasis Spiritual or bioenergetic treatment II. Interactional (tabel B) Allostasis Life style changes III. Metabolic (table C) Homeostasis Biochemical therapy IV. Genetic (table D) Epigenetics Biomechanical therapy Supplementary Dimensions I S T A. Table of Integrative Treatment I T U T E Treatment EMDR Narrative Therapy Bibliotherapy Self-Management Counseling Psychosocial Interventions Art Therapy Attentive Listening to Music Spirituality, Religiosity: Decreased Risk of Major Depression Therapeutic Touch: Decreased Severity Depressive Mood Qigong: Improvement General Well-Being Problem Solving Therapy for Mild Depression Psychoeducation Group Internet Psychoeducation BOLK’S COMPANIONS Emotional brain Psychosomatic Hardening Self-regulation Central brain FOR THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE N Somatopsychic Dissolving Disease management Unconscious brain
- 2. B. Table ofInteractional Treatment I T I T U T E Treatment Parenting Religion Favorable Social-Economic Circumstances Physical Activity CBASP BOLK’S COMPANIONS S D. Table of Genetic Factors in Treatment Treatment Antidepressants S-Adenosylmethionine, whether or not synergetic with conventional antidepressants Vitamin B6, B12, Folate, C, D, E as synergetic therapy Omega-3 Fatty Acids Diet: Restricted coffee and sugar, more fatty fish and sustaining foods Ayurvedic Herbs 5-Hydroxytryprophan L-Tryptophan Acetyl-L-Carnitine Inositol Dihydroepiandrosterone (Mild to moderate depression) Cortisol Reducers: Ketoconazol, Aminogluthemide, Metyrapon ECT TMR CBT MBCT CBAT Mindfulness Acupuncture Classical Homeopathy Hyperthermic Baths Lithium addition for TCA T3 addition Acupuncture: for women Other FOR THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE N Treatment Light Therapy: 10.000 Lux; not only for Seasonal Depression Dimmed Green, Blue, Red Light for Winter Depression Vitamin D for Winter Depression High-Density Negative Ions for Winter Depression IPT CBT Stress Reduction/Relaxation Antidepressants Benzodiazepines Melatonin Thyroid Hormone MBCT Yoga Heart Coherence Training with EEG-Biofeedback St. John’s Wort for Light to Moderate Depression Sleep Deprivation Running Therapy C. Table of Metabolic Treatment