What a great way to start the morning with vulnerability. I’ve been thinking about getting back into therapy to figure somethings out more with assertiveness in relationships and work. Thank you for the words of encouragement and explaining that we are all human at the end of the day and that it could happen to any of us. it’s important that we help each other out when these trials do arise. Thank you God bless you Dr.
Hi Doctor. I'm a fourth year medical student from Brazil. I enjoy a lor surgery and psychiatry but psichyatry I can learn in my free time. It's fun to understand about human behavior. It doesnt look to me as en effort to study as another areas does, I'd like to suggest you to tell me and the international community about the process to become a psychiatry in the US. I'm aware about the USMLE but I would like to listen to you talk about especifically about your specialty. I enjoy a lot your videos. Today I suggested to one of my teachers, He's a award neprhologist with a long carrear, already retired about working as a clinician, he's only teacher for fun and pleasure with the work, to record his classes and post to the further generation of medical students. I think this model of spreading the knowladge can help lots of people like your videos does to me. Hugs"
I don't understand euphemistic term " Mental Problems " : Is that the same as mentally disturbed, emotionally ill, or mentally Ill? You can have mental problems when you can't do math problems.
TWO GREAT COMMENTS HERE YOU SAID!!! "What we've been through can help us to help others" - very true!!! " Get our own therapy do what we need to do for our own mental health that can really help us to work effectively with patients" And the latter is IMPERATIVE!!! because an unhealed healer CAN DO GREAT DAMAGE!
I know of two people one has Alzimers and the other lewy body dementia. Can you imagine what they would have be going through if these real brain diseases were still mental Illnesses. Probably be labeled schizophrenic and subject to some of the worst psychiatric treatment, shock treatment, drugs and if was in the past, labotomies. This in addition to their real diseases. Psychiatry treats people for behaviors that psychiatrist voted to be abnormal with no biological evidence of disease. A very strange profession to give people drugs and have no knowledge of what their doing. Psychiatry is a Frankenstein monster.
"Although we may not know it, we have, in our day, witnessed the birth of the Therapeutic state . This is perhaps the major implementation of psychiatry as an institutional of social control." Psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Szasz
Thank you for sharing your insight, Dr. Goertz! I am currently a final-year medical student, and I really want to continue my education in psychotherapy in the future. Are there any books that you would recommend for an aspiring psychotherapist? Any recommendation, whether clinical or otherwise, would be greatly appreciated!
A good start may be the psychotherapy section of Kaplan and Sadock’s Comprehensive Textbook Of Psychiatry, which your medical school library probably has.
It's astounding how ignorant most people are about what a psychiatrist is. They seem to think that psychiatrist, psychologist, and psychoanalyst are all the same and that you lay on a couch and talk about your problems. I was listening to TV newscast where the interviewer referred to the psychiatrist as a psychologist as if they were both the same. I've also listened to them make references to schizophrenia and not have even the least amount of knowledge of what they are talking about.
What diagnosis would you give to a grown man that likes to go around sniffing scalps, especially children, and when at swimming pool would let little children play with the hairs on his leg? 😂 And has trouble remembering where he's at?
I don't know why we're not getting more people viewing your podcast. I think we're grossly underrated.
Thank you.
Our field needs more psychiatrists like you. Great video.
Thank you very much!
They need more like Dr. Thomas Szasz.
What a great way to start the morning with vulnerability. I’ve been thinking about getting back into therapy to figure somethings out more with assertiveness in relationships and work. Thank you for the words of encouragement and explaining that we are all human at the end of the day and that it could happen to any of us. it’s important that we help each other out when these trials do arise. Thank you God bless you Dr.
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
Hi Doctor. I'm a fourth year medical student from Brazil. I enjoy a lor surgery and psychiatry but psichyatry I can learn in my free time. It's fun to understand about human behavior. It doesnt look to me as en effort to study as another areas does, I'd like to suggest you to tell me and the international community about the process to become a psychiatry in the US. I'm aware about the USMLE but I would like to listen to you talk about especifically about your specialty. I enjoy a lot your videos. Today I suggested to one of my teachers, He's a award neprhologist with a long carrear, already retired about working as a clinician, he's only teacher for fun and pleasure with the work, to record his classes and post to the further generation of medical students. I think this model of spreading the knowladge can help lots of people like your videos does to me. Hugs"
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your suggestion.
You and I are much the same person, except, I do not need any more practice :)
@@reddbendd Hi. I didn’t get what you meant. Can you explain me please
I don't understand euphemistic term " Mental Problems " : Is that the same as mentally disturbed, emotionally ill, or mentally Ill? You can have mental problems when you can't do math problems.
"Freedom gives you the right to be unhappy and not be molested for it. " Psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Szasz
The staff members and psychiatrist are the craziest. That's an easy one.
Thank you Dr. Goertz for being open about your own mental issues. such an informative explanation.
Thank you very much Alireza!
This is a great video! Very insightful for someone who is going to pursue psychiatry in near future.
Thank you very much Taleha!
The "Rosenhan experiment " would suggest that here is no difference.
Great video and reminder to take care of ourselves. Thank you.
Thank you very much! Peter Goertz
I was in the same classes
Thank you for sharing this.
TWO GREAT COMMENTS HERE YOU SAID!!! "What we've been through can help us to help others" - very true!!! " Get our own therapy do what we need to do for our own mental health that can really help us to work effectively with patients" And the latter is IMPERATIVE!!! because an unhealed healer CAN DO GREAT DAMAGE!
Thank you very much Sandra!
I know of two people one has Alzimers and the other lewy body dementia. Can you imagine what they would have be going through if these real brain diseases were still mental Illnesses. Probably be labeled schizophrenic and subject to some of the worst psychiatric treatment, shock treatment, drugs and if was in the past, labotomies. This in addition to their real diseases. Psychiatry treats people for behaviors that psychiatrist voted to be abnormal with no biological evidence of disease. A very strange profession to give people drugs and have no knowledge of what their doing. Psychiatry is a Frankenstein monster.
"It's a brave new world 🌎 ."
"Although we may not know it, we have, in our day, witnessed the birth of the Therapeutic state . This is perhaps the major implementation of psychiatry as an institutional of social control." Psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Szasz
Thank you for sharing your insight, Dr. Goertz! I am currently a final-year medical student, and I really want to continue my education in psychotherapy in the future. Are there any books that you would recommend for an aspiring psychotherapist? Any recommendation, whether clinical or otherwise, would be greatly appreciated!
A good start may be the psychotherapy section of Kaplan and Sadock’s Comprehensive Textbook Of Psychiatry, which your medical school library probably has.
It's astounding how ignorant most people are about what a psychiatrist is. They seem to think that psychiatrist, psychologist, and psychoanalyst are all the same and that you lay on a couch and talk about your problems. I was listening to TV newscast where the interviewer referred to the psychiatrist as a psychologist as if they were both the same. I've also listened to them make references to schizophrenia and not have even the least amount of knowledge of what they are talking about.
There is much room for education in this area.
What diagnosis would you give to a grown man that likes to go around sniffing scalps, especially children, and when at swimming pool would let little children play with the hairs on his leg? 😂 And has trouble remembering where he's at?