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• Select Research Results from McGill University Update Knowledge of Personality Disorders (Defense Mechanisms, Gender, and Adaptiveness in Emerging Personality Disorders in Adolescent Outpatients).

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  Research Results from McGill University Update Knowledge of Personality Disorders (Defense Mechanisms, Gender, and Adaptiveness in Emerging Personality Disorders in Adolescent Outpatients).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Oct. 1, 2020385 words Report, Brief articl... 1590L2020 OCT 1 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Research findings on Mental Health Diseases and Conditions - Personality Disorders are discussed in a new report. According to news...
• Select Researchers from University Hospital Describe Findings in Personality Disorders (Severity of panic disorder, adverse events in childhood, dissociation, self-stigma and comorbid personality disorders Part 2: Therapeutic effectiveness of a ...)

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  Researchers from University Hospital Describe Findings in Personality Disorders (Severity of panic disorder, adverse events in childhood, dissociation, self-stigma and comorbid personality disorders Part 2: Therapeutic effectiveness of a ...)

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Apr. 16, 2020554 words Clinical report 1450L2020 APR 16 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on Mental Health Diseases and Conditions - Personality Disorders. According to news reporting...
• Select Personality Disorders Can Wreak Havoc on Relationships: Maladaptive patterns of thinking and relating to others are hallmark signs of personality disorders

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  Personality Disorders Can Wreak Havoc on Relationships: Maladaptive patterns of thinking and relating to others are hallmark signs of personality disorders

  From:Women's Health Advisor (Vol. 23, Issue 6)

  June 20191,093 words Article 1440LMental disorders include a wide range of conditions that affect mood, perception, emotion, and behavior. Most common among mental disorders are mood disorders, such as major depression, and anxiety disorders, such as...
• Select Mental Health excellence recognised

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  Mental Health excellence recognised

  From:Australian Nursing & Midwifery Journal (Vol. 24, Issue 5)

  Nov. 2016210 words Brief article 1430LA therapeutic dog service and a borderline personality disorder carers' support group have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to mental health services. Both services received the Mental Health...
• Select Treating personality disorder symptoms in holistic recovery programs: research shows personality disorder symptoms need to be addressed in addiction recovery

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  Treating personality disorder symptoms in holistic recovery programs: research shows personality disorder symptoms need to be addressed in addiction recovery

  Author:Anthony J. MeleFrom:Psychology Today (Vol. 49, Issue 3)

  May-June 2016645 words Article 1640LSuccessful outcomes for addiction recovery programs require an interdisciplinary and holistic treatment approach. Holistic treatment approaches consider the biological, social/environmental, personality/emotional and...
• Select Toward a new assumption in law and ethics

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  Toward a new assumption in law and ethics

  Author:Michael J. HansonFrom:The Humanist (Vol. 66, Issue 4)

  July-August 20063,135 words Article 1520LIN 1848 NEW ENGLAND, Phineas Gage was a foreman on a railroad construction project. While he was working with explosives, a 3 1/2 foot long by 1 1/4 inch diameter iron bar shot through his cheek, upward through the...
• Select Ask Dr. E.

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  Ask Dr. E.

  Author:ROBERT EPSTEINFrom:Psychology Today (Vol. 34, Issue 4)

  July 2001733 words Brief article Answers to your questions about self-mutilation, nail-biting, hypochondria and more. Dear Dr. E, Our 19-year-old daughter is a cutter. She's been in treatment, but it hasn't helped. How can we find effective...
• Select Imperfect heroes: all heroic movie characters have something holding them back

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  Imperfect heroes: all heroic movie characters have something holding them back

  Author:Tom W.P. KaprFrom:Campus Life's Ignite Your Faith (Vol. 66, Issue 4)

  November-December 20071,406 words Article 950LI love to tag along on amazing adventures with great heroes. However, the funny thing I've noticed about movie heroes like Indiana Jones, Luke Skywalker, and Harry Potter--is that they aren't perfect. They, like any of...
• Select NICE backs CBT to treat personality disorders

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  NICE backs CBT to treat personality disorders

  From:GP

  Feb. 6, 2009279 words Brief article 1230LWidespread and inappropriate use of anti-psychotic drugs puts patients at risk, warns watchdog. GPs should not use anti-psychotic drugs to treat patients with personality disorders, latest NICE guidance warns. The...
• Select BRAINFOOD: Are you suffering from acquired situational narcissism

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  BRAINFOOD: Are you suffering from acquired situational narcissism

  From:Management Today

  Mar. 1, 2004146 words Brief article In classical narcissism the sufferer has a deluded sense of self-importance. A person with Acquired Situational Narcissism develops symptoms (including anxiety and substance abuse) when, for instance, he is promoted...
• Select Research from A. Preti and co-authors yields new data on personality disorders

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  Research from A. Preti and co-authors yields new data on personality disorders

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Oct. 1, 2009412 words Article 1370L"To analyze the characteristics of patients scheduled for discharge from acute psychiatric inpatient facilities in Italy, and their pattern of care. Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics, and patterns of care...
• Select Post-traumatic stress disorder: hypnosis and the divided self

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  Post-traumatic stress disorder: hypnosis and the divided self

  Author:Bruce BowerFrom:Science News (Vol. 133, Issue 13)

  Mar. 26, 19881,216 words Article Post-traumatic stress disorder: Hypnosis and the divided self New research is challenging the official psychiatric description of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as an anxiety response. Based on PTSD victims'...
• Select The frontiers of pharmacology

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  The frontiers of pharmacology

  Author:Larry J. SieverFrom:Psychology Today (Vol. 27, Issue 1)

  January-February 19943,854 words Article New drugs that regulate neurotransmitters have shown promise in controlling three key traits of personality disorders: impulsivity, emotional reactivity, and eccentricity. In one case, fluoxetine effectively controlled...
• Select New personality disorders study findings have been reported by V. Sar and co-researchers

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  New personality disorders study findings have been reported by V. Sar and co-researchers

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Mar. 19, 2009264 words Brief article, Repor... 1270LAccording to recent research published in the journal Psychosomatics, "Conversion symptoms have historically be seen to be related to dissociative disorders and early trauma. This study sought to determine the...
• Select A second war: after Army Spc. Jon Town returned from Iraq with a traumatic brain injury, he had to fight the U.S. military

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  A second war: after Army Spc. Jon Town returned from Iraq with a traumatic brain injury, he had to fight the U.S. military

  Author:Joshua KorsFrom:Current Science, a Weekly Reader publication (Vol. 93, Issue 4)

  Oct. 19, 20071,753 words Article 1110LJon Town sits on the front porch of his suburban Ohio home, nursing a cigarette. With a tired voice and bloodshot eyes, the 27-year-old veteran describes the headache that's been gnawing at him for months. Town used...
• Select GP REGISTRAR: Is it a personality disorder?

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  GP REGISTRAR: Is it a personality disorder?

  From:GP

  Feb. 24, 2003637 words Article Dr Jo Nicholl suggests that some 'heartsink' patients may in fact be in need of psychiatric help. In any practice there will be a number of so-called 'heartsink' patients. Of these, a large proportion could be...
• Select Recent studies from University of Sussex add new data to personality disorders

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  Recent studies from University of Sussex add new data to personality disorders

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Jan. 14, 2010313 words Brief article 1390L"Mounting evidence indicates that the development of the fetus is heavily influenced by the intra-uterine milieu during pregnancy, and that such influence may have life-long consequences for the individual. The...
• Select Clinical: Personality disorder

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  Clinical: Personality disorder

  From:GP

  Nov. 18, 20111,034 words Article 1300LThis misunderstood condition can present one of the biggest challenges to GPs, says Professor Anthony Bateman. The incidence of mental illness has increased steadily in the past decade with many GP surgeries now...
• Select Data from University Medical Center advance knowledge in personality disorders

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  Data from University Medical Center advance knowledge in personality disorders

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Aug. 7, 2008292 words Brief article 1270LA new study, 'Time course of anger and other emotions in women with borderline personality disorder: a preliminary study,' is now available. "Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is characterized by emotional...
• Select Different views of personality disorder found irrelevant in sex offender's case

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  Different views of personality disorder found irrelevant in sex offender's case

  From:Mental Health Law Report (Vol. 23, Issue 1)

  Jan. 2005407 words Article In Re Detention of Goodwin/State v. Goodwin 689 N.W.2d 461, No. 126/03-0871 In Re Detention of Hodges 689 N.W.2d 467, No. 127/03-1494 Nov. 19, 2004, Supreme Court of Iowa Parroting Barnes (see p. 3), the court...