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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders V
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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders IV - Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders I - Specific Phobias
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Differential Diagnosis of Mood Disorders II - Bipolar Disorders
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Differential Diagnosis of Trauma Related Disorders
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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders Part II
Differential Diagnosis of Mood Disorders (Old Version)
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Differential Diagnosis of Mood Disorders (Old Version)
Differential Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders
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Differential Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders
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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders Part I
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Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorders Part IV
Differential Diagnosis of OC Spectrum Disorders
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Differential Diagnosis of OC Spectrum Disorders
not very useful beceause too abstract
Is there a good residential place for bipolars 24 year olds - ?
13:09 Many CEO and politicians, no matter the country, are also psychopath. Hannibal Lecter from the movies is a caricature.
After a long marriage I ended up depressed and had insomnia. That affected my cognition. I was desperate for sleep but lived with an abuser. I would have loved mania because I am an artist. So I was diagnosed bipolar without knowing; because I was quite Rolf it was surprising. No one ever told me but they handed me all these meds, most of which made me sick. I have had 6 psychiatrists since and not one has reviewed my records, or talked with me. Maybe you can be bipolar your whole life and not know because you’re always depressed? I had good reasons to be depressed and my new psychiatrist thinks I have PTSD. It’s pretty normal for me not to fit in a box.
so there's overlap between agoraphobia and claustrophobia?
There is not an official DSM diagnosis of "claustrophobia." Claustrophobia could be a Specific Phobia if the fear is something about the situation of being in an enclosed space (e.g., "I am afraid I will suffocate"). If the nature of the fear is that they are worried they will have a panic attack and not be able to escape, then Agoraphobia would likely be a more appropriate diagnosis.
I had the weirdest mixed episode last time. Not that severe from the outside, but within I thought I'm going totally psycho. When my rational thinking stopped (because I didn't see any chance of committing something bad, and also I have interests & goals that I'm pursuing, so I couldn't go to jail) I thought "Oh my goodness, this is secondary psychopathy". And by the way, I'm autistic as well. Anyways, I felt depressed about that, thinking that on top of my neurological disorders I also have a personality disorder, since my mum was also not a good mum (not too bad, but bad), she beat me sometimes when I was a child for example and I beat her back. And in the past I had also been very well at masking my autism; I had literally mastered it. After a few days and some good meals I made the PCL-R test, don't know why I didn't do that from the very beginning. I made it twice and the second time I answered the questions more generously. First time I had a psychopathy rate of only 13.5 % and the second time I had 30 %. Lol. Still far away from the psychopathy threshold. All my worries of being able to let go of all worries were useless. Greetings from Berlin, Germany :)
Does this include any changes relative to DSM-V TR?
The Rat Man. Sounds like Winston from 1984.
I have to slow down the talking speed to hear the words youre saying
Calm down there is no need to hate
You can have psychotic features in bipolar 2 disorder. They don't occur during hypomania but can be present during a bipolar 2 major depressive episode.
I read that it's more common to have a mixture of mood-congruent and mood-incongruent psychotic features in psychotic mood disorders than mood-congruent psychotic features alone.
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Thank you so much! V helpful and digestible!!
Studying for my licensing exam, these videos are so helpful! Thank you!
thank you for this!!
If someone has a hypomanic episode without a major depressive episode the diagnosis is Other Specified Bipolar Related Disorder (hypomanic episode without major depressive episode)
For me, the hypomania is mostly in my mind. It races at a 1000 mph, ricochets from one thing to another, gets obsessive. And easily distracted as I bounce from one thought to another.
Is the disorder label a summary of a group of characteristics, regardless of how many also fall into other disorders? Or is the disorder a label for which characteristics were assigned -- and how do you expkain the duplication of characteristics into a multitude of disorder labels and then say that some people have co-morbidity (based on those co-morbid labels sharing the same characteristics)?
THANK YOU SO MUCH ITS PERFECT EXPLANATION ❤❤❤
God bless you!
I appreciate this channel so much. Thank you!
Well said! Thanks for your work on this topic. It's been helpful.
Thanks laura
Excelantespatch
As a psychology student I really found it useful and informative Thanks a lot
Excellent video, helped me a lot
Wouldn’t someone with ASPD lie during the assessment to avoid any sort of diagnosis?
Yes
Depends on where their head is at in the moment and the circumstances.
Yes
I don't think they would care. They generally don't care what other people think about them so a diagnosis of this nature would mean nothing to them. They might lie just for the hell of it, but to avoid the diagnosis is unlikely to be their primary goal.
It depends if the treatment is mandatory, or which disorder they might have.
Excellent discussion.
Thank you so much this helped me a lot 😊
You are amazing! Thank you for your time , precision and execution. Well appreciated
Doing things quicker than you have time to process is scary as hell. And feeling like you are not in control while trying to enjoy anything at all is like you're riding shotgun to a stranger who apparently hijacked your body and decided to take a joyride. Always fearful of the inevitable crash.
Hypomania sucks. It's like my emotions are off the rails and my filter is gone. Then after social interactions I get anxiety about potentially compromising myself. I am an extrovert so I already get restless when I am alone. The amount of energy I have is uncomfortable sometimes.
This idea of freuds is where his quote.. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar comes in. It seems like he really reached to fit his theory. Perhaps the boy was frightened of the horse because he was genuinely frightened of the horse! 🤣
It's really amazing that we overestimate outside triggers and underestimate our ability to control the consequences
Damn, well said
Many hypomanic symptoms mirror ADHD baseline. Any tips for deciding the difference between elevated ADHD symptoms vs hypomania?
Great question! Did anyone respond to you on this?
You think so? 🤔 I don’t know if that’s true..
Thankyou that was ver helpful 😘👍✨
I mostly get depressed infact most of my life I've been depressed to some extent but the really severe depression is accompanied by severe anxiety ( I will have both at same time if the anxiety reduces the depression increases and vice versa) I also have bouts of hypomania but these last for months not days like described in bipolar 2. I'm so confused as to what my condition is it just doesn't fit into any disorder definition, I have traits of many disorders.
Im bipolar 1. I can be in hypomania for a year before i go full blown manic.
Ooh hypomania is pretty amazing. I feel like im high with the best drug in the world. Though mine last from afternoon to nighttime. Its pretty tiring shutting down from it. New morning presents headache from intermittent sleep. I wanna live in the real world despite of this It brings out one of the loveliest person in the world
love your work. gracias
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What's the max dose of chlomipramine
2500 kg
@@nirmalbundela8897 oh ok .u take 2500 kg ok .and rest in peace
300mg
Must be around 200mg. But increase gradually and slowly. Initial dose is 25mg.
Believe it or not the DSM5 IS WORSE.
How is it worse?
Hypomania is blessing for me…but a curse for everyone else…lmaooooo
Lmaoo yes 🤣🤣 Especially when I can’t sleep. I become a nightmare.
İ dont know but i could have bipolar
Holy fuck yes. I'm on the roller coaster right now, never have I felt this good, then THIS BAD before. I thought I knew mania, the last two days were fucking crazy, I was unrecognizable. Everyone noticed, most loved me for it.
@@unfortunatocan you explain in more detail? 🙏
If you experience Mania you must medicate🙏for everyone’s sake. Others around you will eventually leave.
the cat feels neglected :)
I got creeped out from 3:30 - 3:47, but thanks for the video...it was really helpful :)
Hey, just came to add that many serotoninergic hallucinogens often gives you nausea / vomiting and it is a very common physiological effect, psylocibin, DMT, LSD, etc. in ritualistic aboriginal ceremonies involving natural psychedelics, the nausea are often referred as "purges" and are considered a way to "cleanse" you body so they are somehow an unexpected but welcomed effect
Excellent
Fantastic!
👍 thanks