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MATERIALISM, SOCIOCULTURAL APPEARANCE MESSAGES, AND PATERNAL ATTITUDES PREDICT COLLEGE WOMEN'S ATTITUDES ABOUT COSMETIC SURGERY discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Psychology of Women Quarterly: Category: Psychiatry & Psychology
Latest Comment by Cosmetic Surgery - November 2, 2009: People have a different attitude on cosmetic surgery, but those who choose the undergo the surgery want it done to raise themselves self-esteem and try to "fit-in" to the society or try to look like the celebrities.

Neuropsychological rehabilitation. discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Annual Review of Clinical Psychology Category: Psychiatry & Psychology
Latest Comment by NABILA - November 13, 2008: WHAT WAS THE GUIDELINE OF THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION?i M DOING A RESEARCH ENTITLED AS NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH HEAD INJURY.NOW I NEED YOUR HELP

Antidepressants, Psychotherapy or their Combination: Weighing Options for Depression Treatments discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy Category: Psychiatry & Psychology
Latest Comment by Dan - September 24, 2008: Presently, for the treatment of depression and other mental disorders, some of these disorders are questionable regarding thier existence, the preferred choice of medicinal treatment are a class of medications called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, referred to as SSRIs, as they are the drugs of choice by most prescribers. Such meds, meds that affect the mind, are called psychotropic medications. SSRIs also include a few meds in this class with the addition of a norepinephrine uptake inhibitor added to the SSRI, and these are referred to SNRI medications. Examples of SNRIs are Effexor and Cymbalta. Presently, some ...

Contemporary Epistemological Research in Education: Reconciliation and Reconceptualization of the Field discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Theory Category: Psychiatry & Psychology
Latest Comment by Frank - September 12, 2008: Could anyone explain me what this article is about. I looks interesting but it refers to enactivism. Does anyone know what this worldview is about? Thanks

Posttraumatic stress disorder in a patient with no left amygdala. discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Journal of Abnormal Psychology Category: Psychiatry & Psychology
Latest Comment by abby normal - June 14, 2008: I hope that the medical field world wide will take note and do SERIOUS research for helping in this Complex PTSD. There are going to be so many still who are going to need help. I know. I have the nightmares, flashbacks, etc., like the Viet Nam vets I volunteered with in the 80's. You become a different person and never are exactly the same as before. I am thankful I have my writings and art to escape into. Thank you for your research and continue to help us.

HTA publication: The ADAPT trial; CBT and SSRIs in adolescents with major depression discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: NeLM news - Mental Health Category: Psychiatry
Latest Comment by Dan - June 8, 2008: Current Depression Medications: Do The Benefits Outweigh the Harm? Presently, for the treatment of depression and other what some claim are mental disorders, as they are questionable, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are the drugs of choice by most prescribers. Such meds, meds that affect the mind, are called psychotropic medications. SSRIs also include a few meds in this class with the addition of a norepinephrine uptake inhibitor added to the SSRI, and these are referred to SNRI medications. Examples of SNRIs are Cymbalta and Effexor. Some consider these classes of meds a next generation after benzodiazep...

Emerging Bipolar Therapies discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Psych Central Category: Psychiatry
Latest Comment by psychsplash - September 12, 2007: Bipolar disorder is certainly the "golden-child" disorder at the moment. I am certainly not surprised to see these developments in adults. What I am curious about is whether or not there will be a parallel development of treatments for pediatric bipolar disorder. BPD has the potential to become the next big money spinner for pharmaceutical companies.