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Mental Focus and Spirituality for Healingwizard411
This document discusses several studies on the benefits of mental fitness and spirituality. It summarizes 3 studies that showed: 1) Qi gong reduced multiple health symptoms in a patient. 2) A substance abuse program found spirituality helps shift focus from narcissism. 3) A contemplative self-healing program significantly improved quality of life and reduced distress in cancer patients. Overall, it argues that mental focus and spirituality can improve mental health and that further research is needed.
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This document summarizes research on using light therapy to treat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in adult women. It conducted a literature review of 35 articles on light therapy and SAD, finding that light therapy significantly decreased depressive symptoms associated with SAD when compared to placebo treatments. Specifically, a minimum of 4 weeks of bright light therapy proved more effective than placebo therapies in reducing symptoms. However, the document also noted that further research is still needed to standardize treatment protocols and create more effective placebos to better evaluate light therapy's efficacy.
Recent studies demonstrate the effectiveness of understanding how and why pain is generated, and why it sometimes persists long after it protective effect has passed. We have combined an educational program with mindfulness exercises and skills training to help individuals develop their own recovery plan
The document discusses how mindfulness meditation can be an effective treatment for cancer patients and survivors by reducing stress and improving mental and physical health. It summarizes research finding that meditation changes the structure and function of the brain in ways that improve emotion regulation and reduce stress and depression. Specifically, studies have found that regular meditation increases cortical thickness in areas related to decision-making, attention, and awareness and decreases reactivity in the amygdala. The document concludes that while mindfulness should be used as a supplement to cancer treatment, it can help patients better manage the physical and emotional effects of the disease.
1) The document discusses the use of psychosocial interventions (PSI) for patients with severe mental illness, including techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy.
2) It presents a case study of a patient named Andrea who was admitted to an acute psychiatric ward and describes how staff overcame obstacles to engage Andrea and her family using PSI approaches.
3) Key aspects of the PSI used included flexible time for the nurse to build rapport with Andrea, assessing her symptoms and medication side effects, involving her family by addressing needs and devising a crisis plan, and explaining the stress vulnerability model to provide support and communication.
- The document discusses current evidence and perspectives on mind-body approaches to healing cancer and improving health outcomes. It explores how consciousness and the mind can influence physiology, stress, pain perception, and depression.
- Several mind-body interventions like cognitive therapy, meditation, biofeedback, hypnosis, and yoga have evidence for improving quality of life in cancer patients and treating other conditions. However, clinical studies have been inconsistent on whether they provide overall survival benefits.
- A comprehensive mind-body approach that addresses both conscious and subconscious aspects of healing may be needed to fully realize health benefits, though more research is still required to understand these relationships.
We live in an era of medication, but what else can we do to improve mental health? Are we excessively prescribing, can we approach medicine in a more holistic way?
Mental Focus and Spirituality for Healingwizard411
This document discusses several studies on the benefits of mental fitness and spirituality. It summarizes 3 studies that showed: 1) Qi gong reduced multiple health symptoms in a patient. 2) A substance abuse program found spirituality helps shift focus from narcissism. 3) A contemplative self-healing program significantly improved quality of life and reduced distress in cancer patients. Overall, it argues that mental focus and spirituality can improve mental health and that further research is needed.
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Psilocybin for depression, read this https://cannabis.net/blog/medical/psilocybin-from-mushrooms-shows-great-hope-for-treating-depression-and-needs-more-testing-says
This document summarizes research on using light therapy to treat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in adult women. It conducted a literature review of 35 articles on light therapy and SAD, finding that light therapy significantly decreased depressive symptoms associated with SAD when compared to placebo treatments. Specifically, a minimum of 4 weeks of bright light therapy proved more effective than placebo therapies in reducing symptoms. However, the document also noted that further research is still needed to standardize treatment protocols and create more effective placebos to better evaluate light therapy's efficacy.
Recent studies demonstrate the effectiveness of understanding how and why pain is generated, and why it sometimes persists long after it protective effect has passed. We have combined an educational program with mindfulness exercises and skills training to help individuals develop their own recovery plan
The document discusses how mindfulness meditation can be an effective treatment for cancer patients and survivors by reducing stress and improving mental and physical health. It summarizes research finding that meditation changes the structure and function of the brain in ways that improve emotion regulation and reduce stress and depression. Specifically, studies have found that regular meditation increases cortical thickness in areas related to decision-making, attention, and awareness and decreases reactivity in the amygdala. The document concludes that while mindfulness should be used as a supplement to cancer treatment, it can help patients better manage the physical and emotional effects of the disease.
1) The document discusses the use of psychosocial interventions (PSI) for patients with severe mental illness, including techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy.
2) It presents a case study of a patient named Andrea who was admitted to an acute psychiatric ward and describes how staff overcame obstacles to engage Andrea and her family using PSI approaches.
3) Key aspects of the PSI used included flexible time for the nurse to build rapport with Andrea, assessing her symptoms and medication side effects, involving her family by addressing needs and devising a crisis plan, and explaining the stress vulnerability model to provide support and communication.
- The document discusses current evidence and perspectives on mind-body approaches to healing cancer and improving health outcomes. It explores how consciousness and the mind can influence physiology, stress, pain perception, and depression.
- Several mind-body interventions like cognitive therapy, meditation, biofeedback, hypnosis, and yoga have evidence for improving quality of life in cancer patients and treating other conditions. However, clinical studies have been inconsistent on whether they provide overall survival benefits.
- A comprehensive mind-body approach that addresses both conscious and subconscious aspects of healing may be needed to fully realize health benefits, though more research is still required to understand these relationships.
We live in an era of medication, but what else can we do to improve mental health? Are we excessively prescribing, can we approach medicine in a more holistic way?
MINDFULGym: 7 Mindful Habits for Behavioral Therapists Self-CarePhang Kar
This document discusses mindfulness and mindfulness-based therapies. It begins by defining mindfulness as paying attention to the present moment with kindness, an open mind, and wisdom. It then discusses how mindfulness was introduced into medicine by Jon Kabat-Zinn in the 1970s through mindfulness-based stress reduction programs. Several mindfulness-based therapies are described, including MBCT and DBT. Research findings on the effectiveness of mindfulness-based therapy in reducing anxiety, depression, and stress are summarized. The document also provides examples of mindfulness training programs for healthcare professionals and describes habits to incorporate mindfulness into one's daily life and work.
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Psychosocial intervention is an approach that acknowledges the psychological and social factors that influence an individual's well-being. It includes psychoeducation, cognitive and behavioral strategies, social skills training, sleep hygiene, interpersonal therapy, and group therapy. A case study describes a 12-year-old boy presenting with depression who was assessed and received cognitive behavioral therapy targeting negative thoughts, as well as social skills training and group therapy. Research shows cognitive behavioral therapy can have immediate and long-term positive effects on reducing depressive symptoms.
The document discusses techniques for modifying psychotherapy to help individuals with neurological impairments following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The key points are:
1. Link cognitive strategies to daily routines like meals to lessen the memory burden. Understand catastrophic reactions like anger and tie cognitive strategies to reducing those reactions.
2. Externalize the problem by framing it as the brain injury causing issues, not the patient. Build resilience by focusing on effective coping rather than personal bests.
3. Cognitive retraining works best when integrated with psychotherapy and involves the patient, family, and therapists working as a team against the brain injury.
This document discusses various treatments for several common mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and anorexia nervosa. It outlines cognitive behavioural therapy, medications, and psychotherapy approaches for each disorder. The document concludes that a multidisciplinary approach combining several treatment modalities such as medications, psychotherapy, and CBT provides holistic care for patients.
This document discusses three studies on the benefits of mental fitness and spirituality. The first study found that practicing qigong for several hours daily resolved a patient's various medical conditions without medication. The second study showed that incorporating spirituality into substance abuse treatment helped patients shift to a more positive outlook. The third study demonstrated that a 20-week contemplative self-healing program improved cancer patients' quality of life and reduced distress. Overall, the document advocates that mental focus and spirituality can benefit mental health and longevity.
Dr Sadgun Bhandari - A PRELIMNARY REVIEW. Dr. Sadgun Bhandari is a General Psychiatrist Consultant and an expert at the management of Serious Mental Illness especially Schizophrenia and Bipolar Affective Disorder.
This randomized controlled trial examined whether cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) delivered by a therapist is more effective than self-help CBT-I materials at reducing insomnia and depression in individuals with comorbid insomnia and depression being treated with antidepressants. 41 participants were randomized to receive either 4 sessions of CBT-I or self-help materials over 8 weeks. Compared to the self-help group, the CBT-I group showed significantly greater reductions in both insomnia and depression scores post-treatment and at 3-month follow-up. The results suggest that targeting insomnia through CBT-I can effectively treat comorbid insomnia and depression and should be considered an important adjunct treatment for patients whose depression has not fully
The document compares and contrasts three major treatments for Major Depressive Disorder: cognitive therapy, electroconvulsive therapy, and psychopharmacological therapy. Cognitive therapy aims to change negative and unrealistic thoughts through counseling and problem-solving techniques. Electroconvulsive therapy is often a last resort for severe cases, as it is an intense medical procedure that can cause memory issues. Psychopharmacological therapy uses antidepressant drugs, which the National Institute of Mental Health study found highly effective for severe depression. Each treatment targets depression differently, through changing thought patterns, stimulating the brain, or altering biological functioning.
Greater levels of spirituality are associated with less severe depression. Patients reporting higher spirituality at baseline had lower scores on measures of hopelessness, dysfunctional attitudes, and depressive symptoms. Those who believed in God experienced greater decreases in depression, hopelessness, and dysfunctional thinking after 8 weeks of SSRI treatment compared to non-believers. Higher scores on a scale measuring spirituality correlated with greater improvements in depressive symptoms, hopelessness, and cognitive distortions following treatment. The findings suggest spirituality may enhance treatment outcomes for major depressive disorder.
This study tested the hypothesis that positive emotions build personal resources over time through loving-kindness meditation. Researchers randomly assigned 139 working adults to either begin a loving-kindness meditation practice or a control group. Those who meditated experienced increases in daily positive emotions, which led to gains in personal resources like mindfulness, life satisfaction, and social support. In turn, increased resources predicted improved well-being, as shown by less depressive symptoms. The findings provide experimental evidence that positive emotions generated through meditation can accumulate over time to strengthen important personal qualities and relationships.
This document discusses a study on the effects of a psychosocial intervention program on reducing aggression in a community. The study will use a quasi-experimental design to test the hypotheses that a psychosocial intervention program can improve behaviors and reduce aggression. Surveys will be used to measure aggression levels in students before and after the intervention program using the VALANTI test. The goal is to determine if the intervention program produces significant differences in aggressive behavior, violence, and love test scores between the pre-and-post tests. Informed consent will be obtained from participating students and the study aims to identify aggression levels and evaluate the impact of the social intervention program.
Newer pharmacotherapies such as ketamine, esketamine, and psilocybin show promise for treating major depressive disorder. Ketamine and esketamine work through NMDA receptor antagonism to rapidly reduce depressive symptoms, while psilocybin's mechanism is unknown. Side effects are usually mild and transient. Psilocybin and ketamine research demonstrate their potential as fast-acting antidepressants, but regulatory approval and coverage can limit patient access. Continued research aims to develop additional options for treatment-resistant depression.
1) Adherence therapy is a collaborative approach that aims to improve medication adherence in young people with psychosis by addressing concerns and ambivalence about treatment.
2) A study found that adherence therapy training for early psychosis staff resulted in lower relapse rates in patients compared to the previous 12 months. Both staff and patients found the approach acceptable and helpful.
3) However, maintaining adherence therapy skills over time and implementing it within real-world time constraints remain challenges.
Hyland2007 dispositional predictors of placebo respondingbenwhalley
This study aimed to test a motivational interpretation of placebo effects using two different placebo therapies: flower essences and gratitude therapy. The motivational interpretation is that rituals consistent with self-actualizing goals have a nonspecific therapeutic benefit beyond expectations. Study 1 found that trait spirituality predicted perceived improvement from flower essences, independently of optimism and expectations. Study 2 found that trait gratitude predicted perceived sleep improvement from gratitude therapy, independently of expectations. These findings suggest that engagement with positive, therapeutic rituals, beyond expectations, determines the extent of the placebo response.
Treatment Of Depressed Mothers To Depressed Childrenguestcb5107
This pilot study examined the feasibility of treating depressed mothers who brought their depressed children for treatment. Nine mothers completed a 12-week treatment of interpersonal psychotherapy. Both mothers and children showed improvements in depressive symptoms and social functioning over the course of treatment based on evaluations at weeks 0, 6, and 12. Improvement in maternal depression was associated with improved social functioning in children, though not reductions in child depressive symptoms. However, it was difficult to engage depressed mothers in treatment when they came primarily for their child's treatment.
Psilocybin as a Cure for Depression? New Study in New England Journal of Medi...Cannabis News
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This editorial discusses advances in the treatment of depression, focusing on new drugs that target the opioid receptor system. Specifically, it describes how researchers have found that developing antagonists of the kappa opioid receptor (OPKR) may effectively treat major depression without significantly increasing pleasure responses. Two such drugs currently in clinical trials are highlighted - ALKS-5461, which combines buprenorphine and samidorphan, and LY-2456302/CERC-501 being developed by Eli Lily. The editorial concludes by noting that targeting the endogenous opioid system through OPKR antagonism offers hope for treating treatment-resistant depression and suicidal patients.
This document summarizes research into using psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy to treat anxiety and depression in patients with terminal illnesses. Several studies have found psilocybin can help reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms for months after a single session. Psilocybin appears to occasion mystical or spiritual experiences that patients report as being highly meaningful. Ongoing research at Johns Hopkins University and NYU involving over 100 participants total has found psilocybin can safely relieve anxiety and depression in cancer patients when administered in a controlled medical setting with psychological support. However, larger samples and more research are still needed to fully understand psilocybin's therapeutic potential and mechanisms of action.
Alternative treatments to behavioral and physical disorders can be a great tool used by the medical experts as long as it shown significant therapeutic effects, that’s why more information and research is needed in order to understand both the biological and neural basis of hypnosis and the beneficial effects it may have, also this data would provide evidence to develop tools than can be applied with smart devices in our houses providing an inexpensive and accessible tool to improve our mental and physical health.
MINDFULGym: 7 Mindful Habits for Behavioral Therapists Self-CarePhang Kar
This document discusses mindfulness and mindfulness-based therapies. It begins by defining mindfulness as paying attention to the present moment with kindness, an open mind, and wisdom. It then discusses how mindfulness was introduced into medicine by Jon Kabat-Zinn in the 1970s through mindfulness-based stress reduction programs. Several mindfulness-based therapies are described, including MBCT and DBT. Research findings on the effectiveness of mindfulness-based therapy in reducing anxiety, depression, and stress are summarized. The document also provides examples of mindfulness training programs for healthcare professionals and describes habits to incorporate mindfulness into one's daily life and work.
psychosocial intervention for children and adolescents with depressionpraful kapse
Psychosocial intervention is an approach that acknowledges the psychological and social factors that influence an individual's well-being. It includes psychoeducation, cognitive and behavioral strategies, social skills training, sleep hygiene, interpersonal therapy, and group therapy. A case study describes a 12-year-old boy presenting with depression who was assessed and received cognitive behavioral therapy targeting negative thoughts, as well as social skills training and group therapy. Research shows cognitive behavioral therapy can have immediate and long-term positive effects on reducing depressive symptoms.
The document discusses techniques for modifying psychotherapy to help individuals with neurological impairments following traumatic brain injury (TBI). The key points are:
1. Link cognitive strategies to daily routines like meals to lessen the memory burden. Understand catastrophic reactions like anger and tie cognitive strategies to reducing those reactions.
2. Externalize the problem by framing it as the brain injury causing issues, not the patient. Build resilience by focusing on effective coping rather than personal bests.
3. Cognitive retraining works best when integrated with psychotherapy and involves the patient, family, and therapists working as a team against the brain injury.
This document discusses various treatments for several common mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and anorexia nervosa. It outlines cognitive behavioural therapy, medications, and psychotherapy approaches for each disorder. The document concludes that a multidisciplinary approach combining several treatment modalities such as medications, psychotherapy, and CBT provides holistic care for patients.
This document discusses three studies on the benefits of mental fitness and spirituality. The first study found that practicing qigong for several hours daily resolved a patient's various medical conditions without medication. The second study showed that incorporating spirituality into substance abuse treatment helped patients shift to a more positive outlook. The third study demonstrated that a 20-week contemplative self-healing program improved cancer patients' quality of life and reduced distress. Overall, the document advocates that mental focus and spirituality can benefit mental health and longevity.
Dr Sadgun Bhandari - A PRELIMNARY REVIEW. Dr. Sadgun Bhandari is a General Psychiatrist Consultant and an expert at the management of Serious Mental Illness especially Schizophrenia and Bipolar Affective Disorder.
This randomized controlled trial examined whether cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) delivered by a therapist is more effective than self-help CBT-I materials at reducing insomnia and depression in individuals with comorbid insomnia and depression being treated with antidepressants. 41 participants were randomized to receive either 4 sessions of CBT-I or self-help materials over 8 weeks. Compared to the self-help group, the CBT-I group showed significantly greater reductions in both insomnia and depression scores post-treatment and at 3-month follow-up. The results suggest that targeting insomnia through CBT-I can effectively treat comorbid insomnia and depression and should be considered an important adjunct treatment for patients whose depression has not fully
The document compares and contrasts three major treatments for Major Depressive Disorder: cognitive therapy, electroconvulsive therapy, and psychopharmacological therapy. Cognitive therapy aims to change negative and unrealistic thoughts through counseling and problem-solving techniques. Electroconvulsive therapy is often a last resort for severe cases, as it is an intense medical procedure that can cause memory issues. Psychopharmacological therapy uses antidepressant drugs, which the National Institute of Mental Health study found highly effective for severe depression. Each treatment targets depression differently, through changing thought patterns, stimulating the brain, or altering biological functioning.
Greater levels of spirituality are associated with less severe depression. Patients reporting higher spirituality at baseline had lower scores on measures of hopelessness, dysfunctional attitudes, and depressive symptoms. Those who believed in God experienced greater decreases in depression, hopelessness, and dysfunctional thinking after 8 weeks of SSRI treatment compared to non-believers. Higher scores on a scale measuring spirituality correlated with greater improvements in depressive symptoms, hopelessness, and cognitive distortions following treatment. The findings suggest spirituality may enhance treatment outcomes for major depressive disorder.
This study tested the hypothesis that positive emotions build personal resources over time through loving-kindness meditation. Researchers randomly assigned 139 working adults to either begin a loving-kindness meditation practice or a control group. Those who meditated experienced increases in daily positive emotions, which led to gains in personal resources like mindfulness, life satisfaction, and social support. In turn, increased resources predicted improved well-being, as shown by less depressive symptoms. The findings provide experimental evidence that positive emotions generated through meditation can accumulate over time to strengthen important personal qualities and relationships.
This document discusses a study on the effects of a psychosocial intervention program on reducing aggression in a community. The study will use a quasi-experimental design to test the hypotheses that a psychosocial intervention program can improve behaviors and reduce aggression. Surveys will be used to measure aggression levels in students before and after the intervention program using the VALANTI test. The goal is to determine if the intervention program produces significant differences in aggressive behavior, violence, and love test scores between the pre-and-post tests. Informed consent will be obtained from participating students and the study aims to identify aggression levels and evaluate the impact of the social intervention program.
Newer pharmacotherapies such as ketamine, esketamine, and psilocybin show promise for treating major depressive disorder. Ketamine and esketamine work through NMDA receptor antagonism to rapidly reduce depressive symptoms, while psilocybin's mechanism is unknown. Side effects are usually mild and transient. Psilocybin and ketamine research demonstrate their potential as fast-acting antidepressants, but regulatory approval and coverage can limit patient access. Continued research aims to develop additional options for treatment-resistant depression.
1) Adherence therapy is a collaborative approach that aims to improve medication adherence in young people with psychosis by addressing concerns and ambivalence about treatment.
2) A study found that adherence therapy training for early psychosis staff resulted in lower relapse rates in patients compared to the previous 12 months. Both staff and patients found the approach acceptable and helpful.
3) However, maintaining adherence therapy skills over time and implementing it within real-world time constraints remain challenges.
Hyland2007 dispositional predictors of placebo respondingbenwhalley
This study aimed to test a motivational interpretation of placebo effects using two different placebo therapies: flower essences and gratitude therapy. The motivational interpretation is that rituals consistent with self-actualizing goals have a nonspecific therapeutic benefit beyond expectations. Study 1 found that trait spirituality predicted perceived improvement from flower essences, independently of optimism and expectations. Study 2 found that trait gratitude predicted perceived sleep improvement from gratitude therapy, independently of expectations. These findings suggest that engagement with positive, therapeutic rituals, beyond expectations, determines the extent of the placebo response.
Treatment Of Depressed Mothers To Depressed Childrenguestcb5107
This pilot study examined the feasibility of treating depressed mothers who brought their depressed children for treatment. Nine mothers completed a 12-week treatment of interpersonal psychotherapy. Both mothers and children showed improvements in depressive symptoms and social functioning over the course of treatment based on evaluations at weeks 0, 6, and 12. Improvement in maternal depression was associated with improved social functioning in children, though not reductions in child depressive symptoms. However, it was difficult to engage depressed mothers in treatment when they came primarily for their child's treatment.
Psilocybin as a Cure for Depression? New Study in New England Journal of Medi...Cannabis News
Can psilocybin cure depression, read this https://cannabis.net/blog/medical/psilocybin-from-mushrooms-shows-great-hope-for-treating-depression-and-needs-more-testing-says
This editorial discusses advances in the treatment of depression, focusing on new drugs that target the opioid receptor system. Specifically, it describes how researchers have found that developing antagonists of the kappa opioid receptor (OPKR) may effectively treat major depression without significantly increasing pleasure responses. Two such drugs currently in clinical trials are highlighted - ALKS-5461, which combines buprenorphine and samidorphan, and LY-2456302/CERC-501 being developed by Eli Lily. The editorial concludes by noting that targeting the endogenous opioid system through OPKR antagonism offers hope for treating treatment-resistant depression and suicidal patients.
This document summarizes research into using psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy to treat anxiety and depression in patients with terminal illnesses. Several studies have found psilocybin can help reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms for months after a single session. Psilocybin appears to occasion mystical or spiritual experiences that patients report as being highly meaningful. Ongoing research at Johns Hopkins University and NYU involving over 100 participants total has found psilocybin can safely relieve anxiety and depression in cancer patients when administered in a controlled medical setting with psychological support. However, larger samples and more research are still needed to fully understand psilocybin's therapeutic potential and mechanisms of action.
Alternative treatments to behavioral and physical disorders can be a great tool used by the medical experts as long as it shown significant therapeutic effects, that’s why more information and research is needed in order to understand both the biological and neural basis of hypnosis and the beneficial effects it may have, also this data would provide evidence to develop tools than can be applied with smart devices in our houses providing an inexpensive and accessible tool to improve our mental and physical health.
Cognitive therapy aims to change negative and unrealistic thoughts that cause depression through supportive counseling and problem solving. However, recent evidence suggests pharmacotherapy may be superior for moderate to severe depression. Electroconvulsive therapy is an intense procedure often used as a last resort for severe depression when patients are suicidal, as it is highly effective but can cause memory issues. Psychopharmacological therapy uses antidepressant drugs, which the NIMH study found were highly effective for severe depression compared to placebo, though they only treat symptoms and not underlying issues like cognitive therapy aims to. Each treatment targets depression differently based on severity and has pros and cons.
This document summarizes key findings from recent research studies. It discusses research showing that benzodiazepines are often inappropriately prescribed to patients with certain conditions like depression, COPD, or substance abuse issues. Another study found that antidepressants were not effective for treating complicated grief on their own but did help reduce depressive symptoms when added to psychotherapy for grief. A third study examined global sleep patterns and found that while social factors influence bedtimes, biological clocks primarily determine wake times, meaning later bedtimes can lead to less sleep.
Clinical psychology evolved through psychologists' involvement in four areas: research, assessment, treatment, and prevention. Psychologists became involved in these areas at different times in the 20th century and for various reasons. Their role in these areas helps understand the field's past and anticipate its future. Likewise, understanding the broader social context is important. Clinical psychologists' research has grown significantly in scope since the early 1900s. Two landmark studies, on the effectiveness of psychotherapy and statistical versus clinical prediction, shaped the field by challenging assumptions and spurring better research.
1) Schizophrenia and psychosis greatly impact normal brain processes and functioning, making it difficult for clients to think clearly and function in daily life.
2) Proper diagnosis and treatment under close supervision from a mental health practitioner can help clients thrive.
3) Assessing client history and factors is important to develop personalized treatment plans, considering how medications may impact each client differently based on pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic processes.
Comprehensive Psychosis in Geriatric Patient.pdfsdfghj21
1) Wesley Brown, a 63-year-old man, was brought to the emergency room exhibiting psychotic behavior such as paranoia and strange actions.
2) His medical workup found positive toxicology for benzodiazepines and tricyclic antidepressants. He had a history of medical issues but no prior psychiatric history.
3) He displayed symptoms of psychosis including delusions, paranoia about his wife, and impaired cognition. The psychiatry team was consulted to manage his condition.
The document discusses research on the placebo effect and its underlying neurobiological mechanisms. It finds that the placebo effect is influenced by expectation, conditioning, and genetics. Brain imaging studies show that placebo treatments can release dopamine and activate opioid and endocannabinoid systems, similarly to real drugs. These biological placebo responses are enhanced by factors like beliefs about treatment and prior experiences. Recent research identified 11 genes that may influence individual differences in placebo responses. The findings suggest genetics play a role and could impact clinical trial design and personalized medicine approaches.
A journal club article review prepared for the Psychiatry Residency of Texas Tech El Paso - Paper title: 'Psilocybin Produces Substantial & Sustained Decreases in Depression & Anxiety in Patients With Life-threatening Cancer: A Randomized Double-Blind Trial'
Giles Cancer Study | A Method for using Hypnotism with Persons Living with Ca...R. Adhi Noegroho
This essay is an overview of the model of Complementary Medical Hypnotism I employ in my professional work. As I have come to be well-known as a hospital and medically-based practitioner I frequently receive requests for information about my work, especially research findings that support it. This essay submitted for my Fellow examination in the National Guild of Hypnotists contains that information, and I hope the Guild will feel free to distribute it.
Here are a few issues with the methodology described:
- The sample size of 24 mother-infant dyads is very small, making it difficult to generalize findings to the broader population. Larger samples are needed to increase statistical power and generalizability.
- The demographic characteristics provided - race, marital status, income, education - do not reflect the diversity of the population. A more diverse sample would improve external validity.
- No information is given about how participants were recruited or selected. Details on the sampling method and inclusion/exclusion criteria are needed to evaluate potential selection biases.
- No measures or variables are described. It's unclear what data was collected from participants or how constructs were operationalized and assessed.
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by delusions and hallucinations. Treatment involves antipsychotic medications to manage symptoms as well as psychosocial support through family therapy, case management, social skills training, and cognitive behavioral therapy. While medications have improved outcomes, schizophrenia still reduces life expectancy by over 10 years on average due to side effects of medication and other factors. Overall mortality is lower for patients who receive treatment including antipsychotics compared to untreated patients.
This daily health update email contains summaries of recent studies on various health topics. A study found that individuals with heart disease reported higher rates of anxiety and negative emotions than those without heart issues. Another study found that a child's risk of a fatal drug overdose increases if a parent is prescribed opioids. A review of studies found that higher doses of B vitamins were effective at reducing symptoms of schizophrenia. Another study found that employees who averaged over 10,000 steps per day were less likely to bring home work frustrations than those averaging under 7,000 steps. A study showed that mobilization of the neck can cause a small, short-lived drop in blood pressure. The update concludes with a reminder that insufficient sleep can negatively impact cognitive function
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The document discusses two debates related to epilepsy:
1) Whether endogenous or exogenous cannabinoids are more effective for controlling seizures, with endogenous cannabinoids showing promise for enhancing the brain's natural regulation without psychoactive effects.
2) Whether to treat a first seizure or not, as immediate treatment prolongs time to first breakthrough seizure but does not impact long-term outcomes, so individual risk factors and preferences should be considered.
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Psilocybin Therapy May Be 4x More Effective in Treating Depression
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Psychedelics have been used over time in some therapies that have to do with mental health treatments. This has
prompted the research into the e ects of compounds like psilocybin and their possible advantages over traditional
treatment methods. One major aspect of mental health that psilocybin has been identi ed to be e ective against is
depression. Antidepressants are commonly used to treat depression, however, their unwanted side e ects and the
prolonged onset of action make them less e ective.
This article will explain how psilocybin-assisted therapy has been identi ed to be potentially four times more e ective in
treating depression.
Psilocybin and Depression
Psilocybin is the major psychoactive compound present in magic mushrooms. Much like cannabis, psilocybin is
classi ed as a Schedule 1 controlled substance with no medical purpose. However, recent studies have identi ed
important medical e ects of psilocybin. One area where psilocybin has been purported to a ect is in the treatment of
depression. The bene cial compound has been approved on two occasions for trials regarding depression by the FDA.
The rst trial for the compound was for severe treatment-resistant depression. The second approval was directed
towards major depressive disorder. Major depressive disorder is a very common condition with over 300 million
su ering from the condition.
The Johns Hopkins study
Di erent institutions have conducted signi cant studies on the use of psilocybin for treating depression. The Centre for
Psychedelic Research at Imperial College, London is one of such institutions that have conducted signi cant studies on
the subject matter. Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine through a new study have also identi ed the potential
e ectiveness of psilocybin-assisted therapy to help deal with depression.
(https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/psychedelic-treatment-with-psilocybin-relieves-
major-depression-study-shows)The study involved 24 participants who were given psilocybin along with supportive
psychotherapy. The selected participants all had at least two years of documented history with major depressive
disorder. They were all required to lay o antidepressants before the commencement of the trials.
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The patients were assessed using a GRID-Hamilton Depression Rating Scale. 24 or higher on the scale shows severe
depression and 7 or less shows no depression. The participants were given two doses of psilocybin and they were
spaced two weeks apart. The result of the study showed large antidepressant e ects among participants who had a
major depressive disorder. Half of the participants were completely free from depression throughout the month after
the therapy. A continued inspection of the development of the condition of the patients over a year will give a clear
picture of what to expect.
Research had earlier been conducted at Johns Hopkins in 2016 on the e ectiveness of psilocybin with patients su ering
from anxiety and depression based on terminal cancer diagnosis. The research was more streamlined towards patients
with a terminal cancer diagnosis and so limited the scope of the research. However, this new research shows that
psilocybin-assisted therapy can apply to a wider population for the treatment of depression. This is sure to come as
good news to the whooping 300 million worldwide struggling with major depression.
Dr. Alan K. Davis described the magnitude of the e ects seen with psilocybin-assisted therapy as being four times more
e ective than traditional antidepressants. (https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2772630) Dr.
Davis is the lead author of the study on psilocybin-assisted therapy by Johns Hopkins. He is also an adjunct assistant
Professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. While speaking on
the study and the results, he stated that there are di erent reasons why the results show the therapy to be so e ective.
These reasons according to him explain why psilocybin-assisted therapy is more e ective than antidepressants.
The initial reason put forward by Dr. Davis is the fact that this therapy combines psilocybin with psychotherapy. While
using antidepressants, clinical trials do not involve combining the medication with therapy. This means that psilocybin
with the combination a ects broader areas which improves its e cacy. Antidepressants majorly act by a ecting some
speci c neurotransmitters in the system to initiate reactions. Psilocybin-assisted therapy however generates some
speci c neurological e ects to help reduce depression. Psilocybin also gives rise to some psychological e ects that
improve the therapeutic process. The combination of psilocybin with psychotherapy brings about some changes in
brain function that regulates response to negative stimuli.
Another reason Dr. Davis put forward for this di erence in e ectiveness is the onset of action. Antidepressants and
psilocybin therapy have a di erent time span for which they take e ect. Antidepressants can take as long as weeks or
months before they begin to take e ect. Dr. Davis however, noted that psilocybin-assisted therapy works within a
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shorter period. Antidepressants are also known to have a strong series of unwanted side e ects. Psilocybin therapy was
also identi ed to have its side e ects which majorly include mild headaches. These side e ects were mostly after a
psilocybin session and were due to acute e ects of psilocybin. These side e ects, however, did not a ect the
e ectiveness of the therapy in dealing with depression and its evident therapeutic bene t.
Despite the obvious positives of this study, it has its limitations. The sample size used to conduct the study is small and
there is no placebo control. This means the results of this study cannot be taken wholly. There is a need for larger trials
in order to get more data in order to fully understand the true level of e ectiveness of psilocybin-assisted therapy
against major depression. This obvious limitation is why many in the world of mental health treatment are yet to agree
that psilocybin-assisted therapy is more e ective for depression.
Bottom line
The study carried out by Dr. Davis is certainly an eye-opener regarding the e ect of psilocybin in dealing with
depression. However, there is still a need for more clinical trials to be carried out on the subject before nal conclusions
can be made. The presence of clearer data from larger trials will give room for more concrete conclusions on this
subject matter. However, as it stands, early indications point to the fact that psilocybin-assisted therapy is four times
more e ective in dealing with major depression.
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