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Should I Take Psychotropic Medication? Whom To Believe, Whom To Trust?
Psychiatrist Dr. Peter Goertz discusses.
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You need to learn to mind your own business. Only god can judge. Get a life
the question is: 'Do I have a desire to live? To face the challenges? knowing that I will die anyways and me facing them is a way of pain that I will get tortured throguh and I may not make it?'
Nah
If you have suicidal thoughts please go to an emergency room. I hope things improve for you soon. Peter Goertz
Meh, we'll see. Ido t want to let anyone down but its not worth fighting for.
If you have suicidal thoughts please go to an emergency room. I hope things improve for you soon. Peter Goertz
You scumbag !!!!
With all due respect, how would you explain that star-D was debunked and that long term anti-psychotic use is attributed to obesity, early death, dementia, and decrease in white brain volume? So many of these drugs are incredibly dangerous and given out like candy....
Thank you for sharing your perspective. In my opinion each patient/situation is different. Peter Goertz
My current dream in life is to spend time with people and understand them. Help them and overcome some personal obstacles as I ultimately help them overcome their hurdles that they’ve had to jump through in life. This video was a great insight and I’m extremely thankful for it. You’ve given me a realistic perspective and explanation. Thank you. P.s. The video was ending and I was looking forward to more so you have +1 subscriber💙
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
If you are a family member, keep your phone on so that the treating doctor can collect collateral
Repeat offenders need to be charged for the safety of the community
I find it helps to charge the enablers instead.
Admission is important
It's important to treat such patients, but have recordings in your phone and via your email and your file to ensure that you can contact law enforcement when necessary
At a weddings she remarked it was a funeral and then denied this despite witnesses. She would then pray excessively to rid herself of the "demons" that I as a doctor reportedly brought onto her
Thank you for sharing this. Peter Goertz
The very same patient would trigger anxiety attacks in people who came into her home and would then run up with an asthma pump and hug them pretending to be concerned for their well being. She would constantly expect doctors to apologise to her, including myself
I had a patient who was really advanced. She would Google symptoms eg wrist fracture and would then go to the hospital for x rays stating that the dog had got loose. When informed that it was just a soft tissue injury she would be angry and even disappointed. She would do this when her son attempted to go out with friends.
The hard part is that many of us are not stable when we really medication. I have found that a relationship with a psychiatrist who I feel respects and really listens to me helps so much, especially when I am acutely ill. I need to work with a doctor who can help make suggestions I’m willing to follow when my brain is really muddled, and that can be a pretty difficult challenge.
Thank you for emphasizing this difficult issue. It can be like going in circles: a patient who could really benefit from psychotropic medication may be in a state of mind in which the patient may be unable to make wise decisions regarding treatment. Peter Goertz
Very important conversation to have. Thank you for sharing your personal experiences with psychotropic medication - I know some psychiatrists shy away from talking about their own needs, but I believe personal experience gives you a deeper knowledge of psychiatry you can't just learn from books. Have a great weekend!
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
Did you ever consider medical oncology as a profession back in your student days? I think oncology and psychiatry are both great specialties and there’s maybe a bit of overlap between them.
Yes, I did find oncology interesting, but was more interested in psychiatry. In oncology the psychological aspect can be significant.
Can someone with severe depression lack insight even in a subtle way?
To me that sounds possible. Peter Goertz
In psychotropic medication is Remeron most recommended to treat insomnia?
There a several medications that can help with insomnia. Remeron can help with depression, anxiety and insomnia. In my experience Trazodone and Hydroxyzine are amongst the most frequently prescribed medications for insomnia.
Do psychiatrists assess a person's capacity and what is neutral or non-neutral about them often, or is this time-consuming? I’m glad to hear that your sleep has improved.
Thank you. Psychiatrists often are asked to assess a patient’s capacity to make decisions about their medical treatment.
I am a premed student that is on his way to becoming a psychiatrist any tips on how to retain information
This video might help. Peter Goertz
Make a study guide
@@goertzpsychiatry9340 what video???
Do u have people on meds for years??
Yes, sometimes for many years. Peter Goertz
My cocktail of psychotropic meds save me.
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Thank you very much Sura! Peter Goertz
Valuable information sir.
Thank you very much Maimoon! Peter Goertz
Psychiatry is a pseudoscience , there is no scientific evidence to support any of their claims , they are all charlatans
My dream job
I see life as a contract that I didn't sign but still bound by. We all have a right to take our life into our own hands so why shouldn't it include the end of life ? Why are we forced to continue to live a life we never asked for in the first place ?
If you have suicidal thoughts please go to an emergency room. Peter Goertz
I feel really bad about admitting patients involuntarily as well. As a doctor it breaks my heart to force someone into a hospital 😢😢😢
Thank you for sharing this! Peter Goertz
Thank you for the information Doc
I have been a (non medical) Benzo Life Mentor now for over seven and a half years, and am 100% against modern day Psychiatry (past verbal counseling). Most of the over 2,000 people in psych drug withdrawal that had a horrific outcome. Was in the care of a Psychiatrist. Schizophrenia for example can be from low or little iodine? Do they check for this first? Heck no they just poly-drug a person into infinity. For instance I have a Benzo men-tee in Germany that is a 32 year old male. Went to a Quackologist with a migraine. The migraine medicine made him manic. So the Doctor put him on thirty five more strong psyche drugs, then cold turkey-ed him and now the poor guy has ten seizures a day. And his weight is down from 173 to 110 lbs. The Hippocratic oath is a joke in Psychiatry "Thou shall do no harm" All psych drugs are nothing but harm.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. Peter Goertz
@@goertzpsychiatry9340 you are very welcome.
All psychiatrists are invariably freaks. look at this guy. listen to the way he speaks. only barely feigning a reasoning tone but actually full of resentment about his personal feelings of being told that he is unprofessional/incompetent or whatever it is. its all institutional gaslighting done by arrogant FREAKS. dont be fooled.
Thank you for this video.
Thank you!
Do you think it is reasonable to be open to seeing a psychiatrist if you get a chance to find one that is compatible with you, where the patient has choice?
Yes, in my opinion, Emily. This video touches on the issue ua-cam.com/video/zSYJnbjfrAE/v-deo.htmlsi=tYoc4tEVLPVXzUC2
@goertzpsychiatry9340 Thank you. 😊
Thanks for yet another informative and interesting talk. Perhaps you have already covered this topic, but I would be interested in hearing about having physicians as patients. As a physician patient myself (non-psychiatrist) it's an interesting dynamic - in some ways like any regular patient-doctor relationship, in other ways different - and it would be interesting to hear a psychiatrist's view.
Thank you very much! Thank you for the suggestion. Over the years I have seen several physician - patients. Peter Goertz
i delt with white peope that look like you, bald, arrogrant and think you own people thoughts. Of course you have something to say about this topic, quit ur research finish the porposition homie
i cannot express how scared i am of my future... sometimes i think about taking easier career choices but then i realized ill probably be only ending up sad and unhappy about my work, people tell me i should i go for my dream but knowing my grades and bad habits im definitely not making it with the way i am right now. becoming a psychiatrist is all i really want to be becoming a doctor helping people with problems the human mind is so interesting, i dont want to regret not taking a chance, i hope i become the person i want to be.
Thank you Kirk for sharing this. In general, in a situation like yours psychotherapy can help. Peter Goertz
@@goertzpsychiatry9340 thank you so much doc
Shocked grandparent here, seeing many of my _idiosyncrasies_ two generations on. (Ignoring social norms: Reckless spending: Not accepting help: Procrastinating: Alcohol: Isolating: Hoarding: Phone addiction:) I grew up in a quiet house as a singleton with slightly older parents. As the four grandkids came along, i sometimes cooked the evening meal at their home but removed myself and my plate to a more peaceful part of the house or garden. The kids, now aged between 15 and 27, eat in their rooms with their screens and probably sit together at the table about twice a year. I set a terrible example, didn't i. One of the four refuses to mix with anyone in the family, including me.
Thank you for sharing this. Peter Goertz
Never. Being suicidal is not a crime.
What about just thoughts, Ideations?
In my opinion each person/situation is different and needs to be carefully evaluated. Peter Goertz
generally those arent as much of a concern in an inpatient setting in my experience as a patient
I find positive affirmations/ mindfulness techniques helpful. Like cognitive restructuring is a way to reframe those thought patterns .
Thank you for sharing this Billy.
can you at least admit psychiatry is not a science. and address the issue of psychiatrist not being held to account for non consensual human experimentation. involuntary hospitalisation is overused and a violation of human rights and is being used as a weapon by the state to silence people exposing, non consensual human experimentation why do psychiatrist not talk more about zersetzung ?
Jesus thank you so much for placing good calm Doctors like this that are passionate about what they do to help people with what can be complex and tricky problems to look after us 🙏
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
Can you discuss any effects from taking clozapine for 33 years? Thanks
Hi Vivian, Interesting question. I don’t have a lot of experience with patients taking Clozapine for decades. Peter Goertz
My 72yr old father and he admits it. We just put him in a home. He's also a narcissist. We went no contact. He wants attention. Not my pig, not my farm.
Hey Dr. Peter, I am a student who is graduating in May, and I have an MMI interview for a medical school next week. My aspiration in life is to become a psychiatrist like you, and I think it is such a fantastic privilege to be one. May I ask for some advice for the interview? What do they look for most in someone who will work in medicine? I know this is a profession I want to do, it's just a matter of time before I get there :). Thanks in advance,
In my opinion, in an interview like this it may be wise to be genuine, to just be yourself. Good luck!
@@goertzpsychiatry9340 Thank you so much!
What an amazing guy! I can listen to you talk forever. I would love for you to be my attending one day.
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
Thanks again for your response and opinions. If the problem is a perceived need/desire to ‘treat’ people who might be dangerous in the future without doing harm to them in the present, it’s very clear that the current medical/psychiatric system provides no great solutions to that problem. And, yes, it would be interesting to have a UA-cam seminar or other forum where this issue was discussed openly and fluidly. If such a seminar existed, and I had anything to do with its guest list, I would certainly invite you to join in, to ensure that your views were fairly represented alongside those of others. In the meantime, we have this public exchange, and I appreciate your views and willingness to provide feedback, and answer questions, such as you do. But my last question was not rhetorical. If I understand correctly, (and please correct me if I’m wrong), you advise the involuntary detention (possibly leading to a much longer term confinement) of innocent people based on a relatively weak (or ‘less than strong’) ‘gut-feeling’ estimate about their possible future dangerousness. You also state that bad things - such as getting brutally battered, urinated on, and laughed at by medical staff- can (and apparently do) happen to these folks, once they are locked up inside these places. The question, rephrased, is: How do you square that advice with the old Hippocratic saw to “First, do no harm”? Thanks, in advance, for your response...
I don’t have a good, clear answer to your question. What I do(and what I talk about in videos) is to try to weigh the risks of the patient or others being harmed in the community in the near future, with the risks of unnecessary psychiatric hospitalization. In my experience this weighing can be a difficult task; if the situation does not appear clear, I tend to recommend psychiatric hospitalization. Some patients do kill themself in the community.
Getting into the state hospital is not super tough but you'll need solid references. Also you may need to work a probationary trial period