Clinical Teaching Strategies
Scarcity also works for more general reasons, not just because of social factors. In that study, there was also a condition where the jar of ten biscuits was replaced by a jar containing two biscuits because of a mistake. The second experimenter had picked up the incorrect jar before they got there, you were meant […]
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There is good evidence that biological and genetic factors play an important role in the development of depressive disorders. Disrupted neurotransmitter functioning has been implicated – in particular, the neurotransmitters serotonin, dopamine and noradrenaline. However, it’s a very complex area. We know that first degree relatives – parents, children and siblings – of individuals with […]
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The frontline intervention for treating anxiety disorders is cognitive behavioural therapy or CBT. Meta-analyses examining the efficacy of CBT across the anxiety disorders have indicated that CBT is an efficacious treatment across diagnoses, resulting in superior outcomes compared to waitlist control conditions and expectancy control treatments. When outcomes for specific diagnoses have been examined, outcomes […]
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Good mental health to you! I’m psychologist Dr. Ali Mattu and I’m going to explain why it’s so hard to get good mental healthcare and what we can do to change that. A friend of mine asked me for help finding a therapist. Let’s call him Bob. Bob has anxiety. He’s been anxious for a […]
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Hey everyone! This week’s video topic comes to me from you, and all of your requests. Anxiety Disorder: What are are they? And what do we do? So stay tuned *Peaceful Melody* So like I said, this week’s topic is anxiety disorders. And after getting that request from many of you, and then looking through […]
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Translator: Phuong Cao Reviewer: Queenie Lee I work as a co-director at a substance abuse and co-occurring mental illness treatment agency. And not a day goes by that I take that for granted. In 1999, I was paroled from prison for the second time, for the … second time. Apparently, once wasn’t enough for me. […]
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When Lauren was fifteen years old, her family moved across the country and she started going to a new school. Already shy, Lauren suffered from low self-confidence and had a hard time transitioning; nothing felt right and soon her changing body became a source of insecurity. Eventually, she began thinking that maybe if she lost […]
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So I really find it interesting to look at the brain and the things that make people act in certain ways. So between brain and behaviour and especially in children as they develop into adulthood. So psychology is a fascinating and hugely diverse discipline and I think that breadth is really reflected in the expertise […]
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that’s actually why people get married you know it just so you know because this is built into marital vows I’m not leaving ever no matter what it’s like okay well that definitely puts a boundary around our arguments right because I can’t say every time you manifest one of your flaws which you’re likely […]
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Hi! I’m Brenda F. Dixon, the owner of Life Help Now in Nashville, Tennessee. We’re here with Expert Village today. The causes of depression. I’ve already named all those, but I wanted to let the listener know a little bit more that there are actually different types of depression. There are 5 different types that […]
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