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Treating the Person, Not the Diagnosis, Part III
This post is my reply to the previous two days of posts from Richard F. Gottlieb, MSW, Pediatric Care Manager/Medical Social Worker, Holland Hospital Rehabilitation Services, whom I met at Dr. Peter Breggin’s Empathic Therapy Conference. (Continued from 6/4/11) In … Continue reading
Posted in depression, drugs, mental health, mental illness, psychiatry
Tagged children, clinical psychologist, depression, Diagnosis, doctor, drugs, empathic therapy, kids, Mental disorder, mental health, mental illness, Patient, pediatric, person, Peter Breggin, psychologist, psychotherapy, Richard Gottlieb, schizophrenia, schizophrenic, therapist, therapy
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Helping Friends & Firing Psychiatrists: Answers to Questions
Helping friends in psychiatric inpatient This is a truly great question and my answer is one word: abide. My pastor demonstrated this word to me. It means “to endure without yielding; to bear patiently.” Even if there’s nothing you … Continue reading
Posted in Community General Hospital, CPEP, doctor, Hutchings Psychiatric Center, Inpatient psychiatry, mental health, mental illness, patient, physician, psychiatric patient, psychiatrist, psychiatry, St. Joseph's Hospital, Unit 3-6, Upstate Medical Center
Tagged abandonment, abide, children, Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, CPEP, firing psychiatrist, friends, human rights, intensive care, locked doors, Patient, protection, psychiatrist, Psychiatry, safety, solitary, St. Joseph's Hospital, Unit 3-6, Upstate Medical Center, visitors
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