Treating Psychotic Patients: Michael Garrett
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2024
- Dr. Michael Garrett teaches how to apply psychodynamic techniques to help psychotic patients. He is currently Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at SUNY Downstate Medical Center and is a faculty member at the Psychoanalytic Association of New York. In 1997 he became Deputy Director of Psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital.
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The most humble description of the psychotic experience I have ever heard.
One of the best overview i have seen of psychotic patients, from the point of view of the clinician and also how the patient experiences the symptoms
The best cure is empathy, love, and understanding the patient. To be cured through the words.
What I think would be helpful for psychotic people to know is that all thoughts are fantasies, for all living humans. The mind creates the thoughts, but there is no thinker. The "I" thought is a machine that generates thoughts based on the way it learned to think in early childhood. When you can't fall asleep at night or meditate because the thoughts in the head won't stop appearing, is it you who is thinking them? No, because if they belonged to you, you would be able to stop thinking them or choose the ones you wanted to think. They appear in the mind, but they have no source. If they have no source, how could they be real? They're not, they're fantasies. Life becomes so much easier when one realizes this. Loved this interview.
" the Mind breaks at the point where life becomes unbearable and then the person Slips Away into a delusional solution to things "
Best description of psychosis I've heard.
An incredibly moving interview. Thank-you Elliot and Dr Garrett.
8:25 so fascinating. My new favorite channel to binge as a psych undergrad
A great introduction to Dr. Michael Garrett for me
YES! MICHAEL GARRETT!
This was wildly wonderful. RD Laing vibes but without the alcoholism
Michal Garrett.Great.Thank you so much.
Great video again, many thanks! I will recommend your channel to all my clinician friends!