This lecture series is extremely interesting. I'm doing my master's in mental health nursing at present, and Dr Costigan's presentations are a great adjunct to my coursework. Thanks!
Thank you, dear doctor for this and the schizophrenia lecture! You solved a 3 year hellish riddle for me, THANK YOU! UA-cams so full of patients that make funny videos showing how easy it is to live with mental issues but Ive seen what its really like and its e x a c t l y as he says wherr a l l aspects of life are effected from work to relationships. But in our pc society we arent allowed to talk about that anymore. So thank you, Dear doctor.
Your excellent lecturer,clear,concise and structured.Relaticely easy to follow despite complex substance.Too bad some of my former lecturers didn't have your brilliant communication and presentation skills.
I really liked this video, finally someone explained bipolar disorder in a way that is understandable. I had a really hard time comming to terms with having bpd but I could find myself in your stories about patients and their unwillingness to accept their diagnosis (because feeling happy after a really crappy winterdepression really isn't something you want to be treated).
BPD is Borderline Personality Disorder. BD is bipolar disorder. Just don't want you to ever be confused or tell someone you have BPD. I am sorry for your diagnosis and i empathize. Meds will help with therapy!!!! Best of luck to you.
I have Bipolar, BPD and PTSD. I knew about PTSD but I had discounted BPD in “favor” of Bipolar (probably 1). Now I know I have a very complex series of dangerous diagnoses. At 67 yrs old I’m actually lucky to be alive and relatively functional. I’m still piecing it all together.
Background coughing is annoying and distracting. That lady should have the common decency to leave the room. That said, this guy's a fine lecturer. Informative video.
I have a few questions for the good Dr. 1) Why are all the patients he refers to female 2) Why is there no mention of the studies done on Borderline personality disorder and the effectiveness of the different treatment methods 3) Why are the methods mentioned strictly pharmaceutical in nature with only the most recent drugs being as the most effective 4) Why does the Dr. help perpetuate the stigma that mental health patients are people to be "fixed" and feard rather than understood?
honestly, I think the medical community hates all the personality disorder sufferers in general. because its not considered genetic in any way, the patient is somewhat to blame because ''maladaptive behaviours'' = behaviours you chose to adapt into a more negative position for comfort. So personality disorder's are disrespected in general
In the borderline presentation he talks for awhile about Fatal Attraction. Sounds more like pathologizing and stigmatization, sadly. He IS a very good lecturer, but his themes lean towards misrepresenting the diagnosis by using women more often in his references. Sometimes, it's also so clinical, that he sounds lacking in empathy, but he gets back to that, and comes around as he continues to speak. It's a pretty worthwhile presentation overall, but has a few problems. Psychologists need to amalgamate their tone and delivery with the sensitivity that sociology can provide, by not stimatizing patients and making sure to to reference men, for one.. Other practitioners and patients would be better off to feel the diagnosis is treated with conpassion. To the person living with this, it can be extremely painful to navigate, so providers can help the psychological landscape by better clarified representation and said compassion.
This doctors seems to be just parroting what he memorized in school. I guess I'm spoiled by listening to the scholars and doctors on these mental and personality disorders. People like Otto Kernberg, Frank Yeomans, Kolk, Gunderson, etc., as well as all the experts they quote and refer to. Also, the excellent, informative videos from Sam Vaknin...(sp?). Sidenote: that woman constantly coughing should leave the room. The commenters are easily impressed with the title of "doctor". The doctor keeps referring to his women patients as "girls"....ugh! He seems totaling alienated from his patients. Seems like he is just trying to get his presentation over with.
This lecture series is extremely interesting. I'm doing my master's in mental health nursing at present, and Dr Costigan's presentations are a great adjunct to my coursework. Thanks!
Thank you, dear doctor for this and the schizophrenia lecture! You solved a 3 year hellish riddle for me, THANK YOU! UA-cams so full of patients that make funny videos showing how easy it is to live with mental issues but Ive seen what its really like and its e x a c t l y as he says wherr a l l aspects of life are effected from work to relationships. But in our pc society we arent allowed to talk about that anymore. So thank you, Dear doctor.
I only watch videos by doctors or academics now, a lot of the individuals making a brand out of their illness are fakers
Your excellent lecturer,clear,concise and structured.Relaticely easy to follow despite complex substance.Too bad some of my former lecturers didn't have your brilliant communication and presentation skills.
I really liked this video, finally someone explained bipolar disorder in a way that is understandable. I had a really hard time comming to terms with having bpd but I could find myself in your stories about patients and their unwillingness to accept their diagnosis (because feeling happy after a really crappy winterdepression really isn't something you want to be treated).
BPD is Borderline Personality Disorder. BD is bipolar disorder.
Just don't want you to ever be confused or tell someone you have BPD. I am sorry for your diagnosis and i empathize. Meds will help with therapy!!!! Best of luck to you.
Absolutely, this guy nails it.Oh to live in Canada with access to good mental healthcare.
This dude is brilliant.
I'm falling asleep over and over again
I have Bipolar, BPD and PTSD. I knew about PTSD but I had discounted BPD in “favor” of Bipolar (probably 1). Now I know I have a very complex series of dangerous diagnoses. At 67 yrs old I’m actually lucky to be alive and relatively functional. I’m still piecing it all together.
I like this guy.
Background coughing is annoying and distracting. That lady should have the common decency to leave the room. That said, this guy's a fine lecturer. Informative video.
Doesn't even sound like they are covering their mouth either. Not cool. Had a hard tine focusing too. He IS a good lecturer
My experience too, GIRLS !
I have a few questions for the good Dr. 1) Why are all the patients he refers to female 2) Why is there no mention of the studies done on Borderline personality disorder and the effectiveness of the different treatment methods 3) Why are the methods mentioned strictly pharmaceutical in nature with only the most recent drugs being as the most effective 4) Why does the Dr. help perpetuate the stigma that mental health patients are people to be "fixed" and feard rather than understood?
honestly, I think the medical community hates all the personality disorder sufferers in general. because its not considered genetic in any way, the patient is somewhat to blame because ''maladaptive behaviours'' = behaviours you chose to adapt into a more negative position for comfort. So personality disorder's are disrespected in general
In the borderline presentation he talks for awhile about Fatal Attraction. Sounds more like pathologizing and stigmatization, sadly.
He IS a very good lecturer, but his themes lean towards misrepresenting the diagnosis by using women more often in his references.
Sometimes, it's also so clinical, that he sounds lacking in empathy, but he gets back to that, and comes around as he continues to speak. It's a pretty worthwhile presentation overall, but has a few problems.
Psychologists need to amalgamate their tone and delivery with the sensitivity that sociology can provide, by not stimatizing patients and making sure to to reference men, for one..
Other practitioners and patients would be better off to feel the diagnosis is treated with conpassion. To the person living with this, it can be extremely painful to navigate, so providers can help the psychological landscape by better clarified representation and said compassion.
The studies may have just been women so far. Women are more likely to seek therapy or treatment for a disorder than men (social teachings).
Andreas M People do not have personality disorders, they have character disorders.
This doctors seems to be just parroting what he memorized in school. I guess I'm spoiled by listening to the scholars and doctors on these mental and personality disorders. People like Otto Kernberg, Frank Yeomans, Kolk, Gunderson, etc., as well as all the experts they quote and refer to. Also, the excellent, informative videos from Sam Vaknin...(sp?).
Sidenote: that woman constantly coughing should leave the room. The commenters are easily impressed with the title of "doctor". The doctor keeps referring to his women patients as "girls"....ugh! He seems totaling alienated from his patients. Seems like he is just trying to get his presentation over with.
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Hate this guy. He is so derogatory to sufferers.