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Nature versus Nurture: The Seeds of Mental Health | Dr. Malaspina | 2016 Low-Beer Memorial Lecture
Dr. Dolores Malaspina, Professor of Psychiatry at New York University’s School of Medicine, discusses the risk factors that are associated with mental illness and what could protect someone from developing the disease. This edition of the Low-Beer Memorial Lecture took place in Montreal, Canada in October 2016.
0:00 Introduction by Ella Amir, Executive Director of AMI-Quebec and Dr. Virginia Penhune, Chair of Department of Psychology, Concordia University
5:46 Dr. Dolores Malaspina: Nature and Nurture: The Seeds of Mental Health
13:46 Exposures that are linked to severe risks to mental illness?
19:39 Fathers’ age related to new mutations?
25:37 Risk Factor studies for Mental Illness
31:46 Not just genes that provide blueprint for physiological and how we function.
Twin studies, epigenetics, exposure to trauma can change genes. Mouse/rat studies: mother’s diet, environmental estrogens.
40:52 Stress on hippocampus, making new brain cells, and exercise.
46:33 Study on Six-Day War in Israel on pregnancy, stress, and mental disorders.
48:23 Finding genes, four different conditions.
57:08 The Case of Miss A: autoimmune disease.
Q&A:
1:02:39 Could any mutation in the immune system functioning lead to this?
1:05:20 Is it possible if you have a person with schizophrenia to indicate what the cause is?
1:08:51 What is residual schizophrenia? Are there still subtypes of schizophrenia?
1:10:15 The impact of epigenetics?
1:12:43 Is anxiety that runs in a family related to a gene that’s being transmitted, or a stress signal going across the generations?
1:14:32 What is the best help for depression and anxiety?
1:16:11 What is Mindfulness?
1:17:00 Do you advocate men having children younger in life?
1:18:38 Fathering a last child in your mid 60s
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Saul Becker Keynote on Young Caregivers | 2023 Quebec Symposium on Young Carers
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Professor Saul Becker delivers the keynote speech at the Quebec Symposium on Young Carers, and answers questions from the crowd. Key Chapters 00:07:59 Saul Becker's Young Carer Story 00:16:39 What We Know From 30 Years of Young Carers Research and Practice 00:28:41 Why Children Become Caregivers 00:41:10 The Way Forward for Quebec and Canada 00:56:33 Question and Answer Period Recognition and S...
Panel on the Young Carer Experience | 2023 Quebec Symposium on Young Carers
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A panel of former and current young carers discuss their experiences caregiving, what care means to them, and how education, health, social services and communities can support them. Learn more about AMI-Quebec's young carers initiative here: amiquebec.org/youngcarers/ Key Moments: Introduction of Panelists and Their Caregiving Experiences Panelists introduce themselves and share their experien...
Supporting Young Carers in Quebec | Oliver Fitzpatrick | 2023 Quebec Symposium on Young Carers
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Oliver Fitzpatrick describes the state of support for young carers in Quebec, and priority areas for action at the Quebec Symposium on Young Carers. Learn more about AMI-Quebec's young carers initiative here: amiquebec.org/youngcarers/ Key Moments: Recognition and Support for Young Carers Differentiating between young carers who recognize their role and those who do not [00:00] Importance of se...
Policy and Young Carers in Québec | Michèle Archambault | 2023 Quebec Symposium on Young Carers
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Michèle Archambault delivers a speech on how young carers are or can be addressed through policy in Quebec, including a description of the Quebec Action Plan on Caregivers and relevant initiatives by the Ministry of Health and Social Services, at the Quebec Symposium on Young Carers. Key Moments: Introduction and Government Initiatives Quebec has passed laws and policies to support caregivers, ...
Discours d'ouverture | Saul Becker | 2023 Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants
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Professeur Saul Becker présente le discours d'ouverture sur les jeunes aidants, lors du Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants le 27 octobre, 2023. Chapitres clés 00:07:59 L'histoire de Saul Becker en tant que jeune aidant 00:16:39 Ce que nous savons de 30 années de recherche et de pratique sur les jeunes aidants 00:28:41 Pourquoi les enfants deviennent-ils des aidants ? 00:41:10 La voie à ...
Politiques sur les jeunes aidants | Michèle Archambault | Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants
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Michèle Archambault présente un discours sur la façon dont les jeunes aidants sont ou peuvent être pris en compte par les politiques au Québec, y compris une description du Plan d'action québécois sur les proches aidants et des initiatives pertinentes du ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux, lors du Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants le 27 octobre, 2023. Pour en savoir plus sur...
Panel sur l'experience des jeunes aidants | 2023 Symposium Québécois sur les jeunes aidants
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Un panel d'anciens jeunes aidants discutent de leurs experiences et éspoirs pour le soutien au jeunes aidants au Québec, lors du Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants le 27 octobre, 2023. Pour en savoir plus sur l'initiative d'AMI-Québec en faveur des jeunes aidants, cliquez ici : amiquebec.org/youngcarers/ Biographies Benjamin Cayuela est le propriétaire de "La Place Tennis." Mais au-delà...
L'action pour les jeunes aidants au Québec | 2023 Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants
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Oliver Fitzpatrick décrit l'état du soutien aux jeunes aidants au Québec et les domaines d'action prioritaires lors du Symposium québécois sur les jeunes aidants. Pour en savoir plus sur l'initiative d'AMI-Québec en faveur des jeunes aidants, cliquez ici : amiquebec.org/youngcarers/ Biographie Oliver est le coordinateur des jeunes aidants à AMI-Québec, où il promeut la sensibilisation, la reche...
Anxiety Disorders | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Camillo Zacchia
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Dr. Camillo Zacchia discusses Anxiety Disorders. Followed by a Q&A session. This is an audio recording previously hosted on our soundcloud account. 0:00 It’s normal to have anxiety. 10:30 Being hyper-vigilant after a bad experience. 12:00 Anxiety is a fear of anxiety itself. 12:45 Anxious people have difficulty separating a thought from reality. 13:45 Main Threat #1 Physical threats. ex: heart ...
Coping With Holiday Stress | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Ellenbogen
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Dr. Mark Ellenbogen discusses ways to cope with holiday stress. Followed by a Q&A session. This is an audio recording previously hosted on our Soundcloud account. 0:00 What is stress? 2:45 Are there positive stresses? 4:00 Perception is everything. Example: losing your job. 5:15 When is stress negative? 5:55 Types of Stress: Chronic or Acute? 8:00 Sources of Stress: Work, Financial, Health, Int...
Addiction & Mental Illness | AMI-Quebec & Chabad Lifeline
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Rabbi Benyamin Bresinger of Chabad Lifeline joins AMI-Quebec to discuss Addiction and Mental Illness. Followed by a Q&A session. This is an audio recording previously hosted on our Soundcloud account (2016-2022). 0:00 What is Chabad Lifeline? 2:15 What do Mental Illness and Addiction have in common? 5:30 Statistics on Dual Diagnosis (having both Mental Illness & Addiction) 7:30 Sex Addiction 9:...
Homelessness, Mental Health, and Montreal Old Brewery Mission | AMI-Quebec & Matthew Pearce
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Matthew Pearce of Montreal’s Old Brewery Mission speaks on the groundbreaking change of his organization in the fight against homelessness and mental illness in urban life. This is an audio recording previously hosted on our Soundcloud account (2016-2022). 0:00 How did you get involved in the Old Brewery Mission? 1:47 Raised in Montreal. Family moved out to Calgary. 2:40 How large is the staff ...
Staff React to Feedback on AMI-Quebec's Services | Kind Comments Episode 3
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We asked our staff members to read reviews and feedback left by clients who have accessed our services ! What do our clients have to say about AMI-Quebec's programs? 👀 We have online services as well as in-person groups in Montreal! AMI-Quebec is a grassroots organization that helps families manage the effects of mental illness through support, education, guidance, and advocacy. Established in ...
Teenage Depression with Lois Colle | AMI-Quebec
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Teenage Depression with Lois Colle | AMI-Quebec
Staff React to Feedback on AMI-Quebec's Services | Kind Comments Episode 2
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Staff React to Feedback on AMI-Quebec's Services | Kind Comments Episode 2
Grieving Mental Illness | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Estelle Hopmeyer
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Grieving Mental Illness | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Estelle Hopmeyer
What do our staff members do? | What Is AMI-Quebec?
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What do our staff members do? | What Is AMI-Quebec?
Types of Mental Illness | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Bilbul & Dr. El-Housseni
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Types of Mental Illness | AMI-Quebec & Dr. Bilbul & Dr. El-Housseni
Staff React to Feedback on AMI-Quebec's Services | Kind Comments Episode 1
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Staff React to Feedback on AMI-Quebec's Services | Kind Comments Episode 1
Canadian Presentation for Young Carers Voices: International Perspectives Webinar
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Canadian Presentation for Young Carers Voices: International Perspectives Webinar
Putting Young Carers on the Map | Dr. Saul Becker at the 2022 Low-Beer Event
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Putting Young Carers on the Map | Dr. Saul Becker at the 2022 Low-Beer Event
BPD for Families: The Top 10 Things Families Can Do with Dr. Lois Choi-Kain
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BPD for Families: The Top 10 Things Families Can Do with Dr. Lois Choi-Kain
Rethinking Psychiatry with Robert Whitaker of Mad in America
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Rethinking Psychiatry with Robert Whitaker of Mad in America
What is Mental Health?
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What is Mental Health?
What can Caregivers do to help in Recovery? Using CHIME
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What can Caregivers do to help in Recovery? Using CHIME
What is the CHIME Model of Recovery?
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What is the CHIME Model of Recovery?
How does AMI-Quebec integrate the Recovery Vision into our Program?
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How does AMI-Quebec integrate the Recovery Vision into our Program?
What is Recovery?
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What is Recovery?
How is Mental Health different from Mental Illness?
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How is Mental Health different from Mental Illness?

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @c.c.9417
    @c.c.9417 Місяць тому

    It's a evil fraud, psychiatry.

  • @fjayneym7887
    @fjayneym7887 Місяць тому

    I think that borderline results from abuse as a child so staying away from family who abused them is best

    • @ami-quebec4416
      @ami-quebec4416 Місяць тому

      Factors which may play a role in the development of Borderline Personality Disorder are various. It is difficult (almost impossible) to pinpoint cause and effect. Abuse as a child, for some people, may have played a role, but for many who are diagnosed with BPD, it is NOT necessarily the case. Many other factors may have played a role, such as a vulnerability (in terms of biology), invalidation (which could have been done inadvertently with no intention to harm), or even difficult experiences in school such as bullying, etc... It is complex.

  • @Nakanam1
    @Nakanam1 Місяць тому

    Shame I didn't hear this before starting psychotropic drugs :/.

  • @xandercrew6088
    @xandercrew6088 2 місяці тому

    It’s wild to think that this sweet looking young man has a literal demon inside him that comes out. Crazy to think of what he looks like during his BPD episodes

  • @replaceablehead
    @replaceablehead 3 місяці тому

    The only problem I have with Whitaker's argument is he relies heavily on statistics, the same thing that go is in this mess in the first place. The pharmaceutical companies have been using rating scales and big data for years to pull the wool over people's eyes and I think Whitaker's arguments are dangerously similar. I am more in agreement with the work of people like Nassir Ghaemi and David Healy, we need to look at history and longitudinal outcomes but we must also reckon with the anecdotal evidence. Pharmaceutical companies have been waging a war on heuristics for decades, they've convinced people that their perception cannot be trusted at all. The reality is if you take the time to listen, really listen to the lived experience of people with serious psychiatric diseases you will be convinced of two things, one they have capacity to recover including spontaneous recovery and two it is probably a disease. Just because dopamine blockers suck and half our other treatments suck does not mean it's not a disease, it just means we suck at treating it. And notice again here that Whitaker's argument regarding drugs is similar to the drug companies, that is drugs are a valid way of determining etiology. The drug companies argue the drug responses prove the diseases are real and Whitaker essentially makes the same argument but with a different interpretation, that is that the lack of response proves absence of disease. The better explanation is that the treatments simply suck, just like many drugs throughout history.

  • @rainbowsludge660
    @rainbowsludge660 3 місяці тому

    I have thoughts of slashing my face, neck, throat, decapitation and hanging myself. I have slashed my neck and face on several occasions, requiring lots of stitches. I'm formally diagnosed with ocd with developmental problems from childhood trauma. I find relationship break ups greatly put me at risk to assaulting myself

  • @SusieQusie71
    @SusieQusie71 4 місяці тому

    This is a useless video. Lots of word salad and fancy speak. I really question if she's ever dealt on the day to day with anyone with BPD.

  • @Alamir9116
    @Alamir9116 4 місяці тому

    I have bpd and I fight my demons everyday, the fighting is hard but I won't give up! these demons can not win 💪

  • @ry9348
    @ry9348 4 місяці тому

    ❤🎉✌😇🕊

  • @izabelaabel7049
    @izabelaabel7049 4 місяці тому

    watch all videos with dr Hoffer and Saul and read books on orthmolecular medicine before you start, this will help you to start the therapy in a safe way, be consistent with it, avoid the supplements with additives and try elimination diets simultaniously. Avoid drugs like you do rat poison. You wil get better.

  • @sharonshea3261
    @sharonshea3261 5 місяців тому

    More people need to watch this. It's so hard to counter all the pharma propaganda that would have everyone on at least five drugs.

  • @stevekaylor5606
    @stevekaylor5606 5 місяців тому

    In general, mental health is the development of a mental + emotional dedication - a cathexis!

  • @user-kf3iw5hr5e
    @user-kf3iw5hr5e 5 місяців тому

    Red

  • @robertmcmahon1807
    @robertmcmahon1807 5 місяців тому

    Dr. Gaind has his proverbial head in the sand- he argues that MH Maid should be prohibited due to the fact that recovery from MH illnesses cannot be predicted. Be his argument also proves that science cannot predict any certainty for recovery. Sad and illogical.

  • @gladysnwaokoma6690
    @gladysnwaokoma6690 6 місяців тому

    Than you for your explicit explanation of what the CHIME Model is all about. Made a lot of sense!

  • @AndrewB996
    @AndrewB996 6 місяців тому

    common sense, after how many decades of abuse and a trail misery and destruction

  • @TheBroSplit
    @TheBroSplit 6 місяців тому

    Damn, this was good thanks.

  • @lindasantini5618
    @lindasantini5618 6 місяців тому

    All psychiatric "diagnoses" are the equivalent of diagnosing pneumonia as "Coughs a Lot Disorder." They're nothing more than using a symptom of the illness and calling it the illness. What matters is what's causing the symptom but psychiatrists aren't able to talk about physical causes. For example, the NIH says that the protozoal infection, Toxoplasmosis gondii, is the real cause of 20% of all cases of schizophrenia. This disease is commonly contracted from a cat that killed and ate a rat that was infected with it. The protozoa is often spread to humans when they clean out the cat box because the cat's feces give off spores of the protozoa which are then breathed in by the human. These protozoa produce cysts that can grow anywhere in the body. When they grow in the brain, the result is typically psychosis of some sort. Two of my family members were infected from our sick cat. I was infected, too, but only in my heart. I cured it naturally. One family member who was diagnosed with "bipolar with psychosis," has also been cured naturally. The other relative will be on antipsychotics for life because her mother believes in whatever nonsense the conventional psychiatrists tell her. The NIH further states that the herbal extract, artemisinin, is quite good at killing the T. gondii protozoa. So why don't psychiatrists routinely do a trial of artemisinin on all their psychotic or schizophrenic patients? They might actually CURE 20% of them. Of course, I already know why: it's because psychiatrists do as they are told by the APA and the APA doesn't want to lose any paying customers.

  • @lindasantini5618
    @lindasantini5618 6 місяців тому

    When psychiatrists claim a patient has a "chemical" imbalance, isn't it interesting how they always have a patented, synthetic chemical to push on the patient. Humans don't get develop a "chemical" imbalance-because we don't run on chemicals. We run on biochemicals and there's a world of difference. Biochemicals are those thousands of chemicals manufactured by the body, made from the nutrients we take in which are also biochemicals. We can develop a deficiency of Vitamin B-3, for example, but we can't develop a deficiency of Prozac, a man-made chemical. Calling mental illness a "chemical" imbalance is just part of the smoke and mirrors that are the foundation of conventional psychiatry. It really is junk science-not designed to cure anyone- just act as a (super expensive) chemical straight jacket until the patient eventually dies. It isn't just a pathetic approach to mental health treatment, it's evil.

  • @gmarway5951
    @gmarway5951 7 місяців тому

    thankyou, so good

  • @natgreen5903
    @natgreen5903 7 місяців тому

    I found it very useful thank you so much

  • @natgreen5903
    @natgreen5903 7 місяців тому

    Amazing thank you so much 😊😊

  • @rickp.6251
    @rickp.6251 7 місяців тому

    🐂💩

  • @rickp.6251
    @rickp.6251 7 місяців тому

    Where's the story about giving mental patients drugs for typhoid and they showed improvement. So they gave them a chemical and the patient improved so they must have a chemical imbalance. After that like everything else opportunists exploited that idea, while others sincerely had a lightbulb 💡 go off, and it got out of control.

  • @emilielebrunLEIA
    @emilielebrunLEIA 7 місяців тому

    If Dr. Bloom agrees with the existence of the recovery process, would he be against somebody who recovered entirely from schzophrenia in a way that he cannot even understand how it is possible? It's my story, believe it or not You think I'm lying? = I don't care!.... He never believed I had true schizophrenia until now maybe, because he feels now, according to me, than I'm smarter or more brilliant than him in the psychiatric science field... then, what's next for him in relation as a psychiatrist to me? Here what it is: he'll try to do everything to hurt me. And then, he'll say: you are in delusions, this isn't true beliefs, I never have bad intentions for my psychiatric patients, always I try to do the best for them (etc.)... (but when they dont collaborate well, well, I have no choice but knowing better than them what's better for them...etc.). But! this is really against all theories of recovery process! But who cares? He has a lot of money, he'll do whatever he wants to me... ;) -Whatever he wants? Sure Emilie? -Well, yes, until he realizes that in fact, he is stuck and can't do exactly everything he wants everytime he wants, even if he has so much money in his bank accounts... (!?!?!?!?? no, but I'm just saying it like this, I mean, a specialist in medical psychiatry earns a lot of money every year, I mean, it's not a poor guy! It's an evidence!) Cheers to all Dr. David Bloom's patients.

    • @emilielebrunLEIA
      @emilielebrunLEIA 7 місяців тому

      I know some of you will say, oh but recovery process is for the entire life. Well, bad news for you and good news for those who truly hope to get better someday, it gets to a final point/recovery process from a mental health issue has an end (God thanks), but personal growth, yes, is for the entire life!! :)

    • @emilielebrunLEIA
      @emilielebrunLEIA 7 місяців тому

      Dr. Bloom doesn't make the difference between the 2... He doesn't make the difference between recovery process of a mental health illness and personal growth! :) hahahaha (I'm laughing at him... he'll probably say, I have an appointment tomorrow with him that I have big active symptoms now, hahahaa, what an idiot he is ;))

  • @kristinmeyer489
    @kristinmeyer489 7 місяців тому

    My anger is justified: The DSM was presented as FACT, NOT THEORY, and referred to specifically by these priests as their "Bible," on their authority FOR DECADES. THEY SOLD IT PUBLICLY.

  • @kristinmeyer489
    @kristinmeyer489 7 місяців тому

    How many Scientologists does it take to screw a lightbulb at the APA?

  • @aaruchan0_0
    @aaruchan0_0 7 місяців тому

    I AM SO PROUD OF YOU.<3

  • @opetrescu
    @opetrescu 7 місяців тому

    Amazing, relevant content.

  • @mddell24
    @mddell24 8 місяців тому

    Moving the chairs and tables rarely helps.

  • @BhabeshKarmakar-iu5nh
    @BhabeshKarmakar-iu5nh 8 місяців тому

    Awesome

  • @LadyM251
    @LadyM251 8 місяців тому

    I check everything over and over but the stove is the one thing that I’m the most obsessed about. I probably check it over 50 times throughout the day

  • @johnnycarson67
    @johnnycarson67 8 місяців тому

    You can only hope to escape a borderline. They will never get better and blame you for everything.

    • @herbieshine1312
      @herbieshine1312 7 місяців тому

      I'm sorry if that has been your experience. We can be a tricky bunch of people. This talk gives a really good explanation of why we behave in some of the ways we do. Please don't make sweeping statements like this though. It isn't helpful and isn't true of all of us. We are a wide ranging group of people with different levels of understanding and acceptance.

    • @tnt01
      @tnt01 7 місяців тому

      It is very treatable, but they have to get help to change.

  • @dimpletoadfoot8631
    @dimpletoadfoot8631 8 місяців тому

    This talk is amazing. I live with my husband who has traits of BPD and my daughter who is full blown BPD, and he is extremely reactive when she's exploding over some (as he calls it) small thing (but to her it's the world-- if you know these types of people you know what I"m talking about). So he loudly dismisses her feelings about a missing ponytail holder while she's screaming she can't leave the house without it. omg dude. I try to be the calm in the storm.

  • @Afura33
    @Afura33 8 місяців тому

    It's crazy how many doctors still believe in this never proven to be right imbalance theory. I am not sure if this will ever change though, there is so much money involved into it. How can this video have only 6900 views :/

  • @Lost1nTranslation
    @Lost1nTranslation 8 місяців тому

    💙

  • @radmila9626
    @radmila9626 8 місяців тому

    Thank you❤

  • @opetrescu
    @opetrescu 9 місяців тому

    Love this and could not agree more.

  • @daddy9085
    @daddy9085 9 місяців тому

    I need to get treatment asap bc I have the urge to hurt a close family member it could even end badly im scared of these thoughts im only 14 i don’t wanna do bad things to my family i want to have these thoughts out of my head

    • @ami-quebec4416
      @ami-quebec4416 9 місяців тому

      Please get in touch with Kids Help Phone--they can help you find treatment options: kidshelpphone.ca/

  • @opetrescu
    @opetrescu 9 місяців тому

    Love this type of content. Watching on a plane trip to Zurich tonight ❤

  • @annaynely
    @annaynely 9 місяців тому

    Search safe and sound protocol polyvagal theory.

  • @annaynely
    @annaynely 9 місяців тому

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  • @annaynely
    @annaynely 9 місяців тому

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  • @annaynely
    @annaynely 9 місяців тому

    Come on Québec, gwt out of the dark ages!

  • @user-sr2uh3ww5r
    @user-sr2uh3ww5r 9 місяців тому

    Yez

  • @Alltakenbla
    @Alltakenbla 9 місяців тому

    Thankyou Carl. I got diagnosed a month ago and I am 53. I feel very sad for ppl who have bpd and do not know it. Your life truly begins when you understand what the hell is going on inside of you. And that's a beautiful gift.

  • @OnyxRayven1
    @OnyxRayven1 9 місяців тому

    Can we have an update on this amazing person? As a support person, this gave me hope and really supported my instincts to stay steadfast in being present in my BPD person's daily life, THANK YOU!

    • @ami-quebec4416
      @ami-quebec4416 9 місяців тому

      What a nice comment! Our BPD Emotion Regulation workshop will take place in Montreal in the spring and Carl will be there. If you're interested in staying up to date with our programs, sign up for our monthly emails: bit.ly/AMIemailSignUp.

  • @scottj9765
    @scottj9765 9 місяців тому

    😘😘😘

  • @redbarron3695
    @redbarron3695 9 місяців тому

    Anger or rage happening in 5 minutes is being way too conservative. More like in a second 1:23 unless you meant to feel the full gamete of emotions in 5 minutes on a bad day. Im so sorry to everyone I have hurt

  • @user-py2nz4qx8f
    @user-py2nz4qx8f 10 місяців тому

    I saw three friends have severe adverse reactions to psych meds.

    • @happygucci5094
      @happygucci5094 5 місяців тому

      Saw and am watching someone I love very much have their life ruined by these drugs- the contempt I have for the mental health profession that is NOT treating people and children!!!!according to science and are actively doing people harm -this is shameful

    • @Nakanam1
      @Nakanam1 Місяць тому

      My case, I can't stop these medications easily, due to withdrawal.:/ I am tapering slowly and each step is so hard for me, but fortunately I manage to get to back to good state physical and mental state.