Serotonin, seemingly full of psychiatric possibility, has long fascinated psychiatric researchers.
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It is the American Psychiatric Association, not the American Psychiatric Society.
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Any experienced non-psychiatric nurse knows that there is no such thing as a non-psychiatric nurse.
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According to The Blast, a psychiatric evaluation was done and the actor, 49, was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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Whenever possible, you should take your child to see a pediatric psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner for any psychiatric prescription drugs.
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Zeller pioneered the approach while working as chief of psychiatric emergency services at John George Psychiatric Hospital in Alameda County, Calif.
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As I subsequently found out, the Glore Psychiatric Museum is situated in the medical wing of a former state psychiatric hospital.
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The test does not assess the president's psychiatric fitness and the president did not undergo a psychiatric evaluation, according to his doctor.
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The use of psychiatric drugs also appeared to increase with age, and women were more likely than men to report using psychiatric drugs.
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The CMS database does not include restraint with sedatives, however, and is limited to psychiatric patients in general hospitals and freestanding psychiatric hospitals.
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It has maintained 70 psychiatric beds in recent years, and they remain nearly filled to capacity as another major Brooklyn hospital, Kings County Hospital Center, a public hospital, has closed 56 psychiatric beds amid efforts to revamp its once-troubled psychiatric ward.
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She's currently in an emergency pediatric psychiatric care unit, where she works with children up to age 17 who are experiencing immediate psychiatric crises.
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Obamacare changed all that and mandated that psychiatric disorders be treated on a par with non-psychiatric medical illnesses like cancer and heart disease.
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Looking at brain connectivity is key in understanding psychiatric disorders because people with psychiatric disorders otherwise show few physical differences from those who are healthy.
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"American Psychiatric Association: "The American Psychiatric Association urges the Senate to reject the troubling and harmful health care reform proposal released today by Senate Republicans.
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It can lead to many associated psychiatric and medical risk factors, which in part explains why anorexia has the highest mortality rates of any psychiatric disorder.
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But the ability of people with severe psychiatric illness to give informed consent is dubious, and in any case most psychiatric illnesses are reversible and treatable.
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That's much longer than it should be, said Deanna Kelly, a psychiatric pharmacist and chief of the Treatment Research Program at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center.
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Edibles were also more likely than inhaled pot to cause severe intoxication, acute psychiatric symptoms in people with no history of psychiatric illness and cardiovascular problems.
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The necessity of a psychiatric diagnosis remains controversial, as both psychiatric and medical authorities recommend individualized medical treatment through hormones and/or surgeries to treat gender dysphoria.
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Long's attorney, Daniel Rybeck, tells PEOPLE that his client has been under "psychiatric watch" at Ann Klein Forensic Center, a state psychiatric hospital in Trenton, since his arrest.
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"There have been significant strides made in crowding in ERs in recent years, but psychiatric patients have not benefited as much as the non-psychiatric patients," Hsia said.
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Dr. Yolken says that for now, doctors treating leukemia patients who also have psychiatric illnesses should monitor their psychiatric progress after transplantation, so that we can learn more.
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It sometimes has transformative effects for people who haven't responded to conventional psychiatric medications and were ready to give up hope, says Prakash Masand, a psychiatrist and founder of the Centers of Psychiatric Excellence, which specializes in Ketamine IV therapy for psychiatric conditions that haven't been alleviated by other methods.
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Morton said this was probably the Psychiatric Emergency Teams (PET), which are operated by psychiatric hospitals to initiate 5150 evaluations, according to the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health.
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In and out of psychiatric hospitals, and rejected by his father, a locomotive-factory worker and Nazi sympathizer, Schöpke returned to the psychiatric hospital at Gugging for good in 1956.
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A psychiatric bed shortage is one cause of overcrowded ERs Hsia points to "a shortage of psychiatric inpatient beds" as a "key contributing factor" to overcrowded ERs across the nation.
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He'd committed a murder while at Broadmoor Psychiatric [Hospital], which meant they hadn't allowed him to remain under their supervision and had returned him to the non-psychiatric prison population.
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"The administration&aposs proposal would consider "a psychiatric service animal to be a service animal and require the same training and treatment of psychiatric service animals as other service animals.
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Medina-Kirchner's experiments require finding participants who have no psychiatric disorders, substance abuse issues, or certain physical conditions and who can pass an in-person psychiatric interview and physical examination.
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"The vast majority of people in any such disaster do fine; that's the good news," said Dr. Robert Ursano, chairman of the American Psychiatric Association's Committee on Psychiatric Dimensions of Disasters.
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Some experts in the psychiatric and public health community even argue that it is one, regardless of the fact that it's not yet classified as such by the American Psychiatric Association.
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He also listed homosexuality among the ailments that primal therapy could "cure," and continued to list it long after the American Psychiatric Association declassified it as a psychiatric disorder in 1973.
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The best place to track this is the DSM , the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , which, since 1952, has provided official definitions of all psychiatric conditions.
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" He described the attacker as having "important psychiatric problems.
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" Corcept Therapeutics: "They've been trying to do psychiatric disorders.
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Thirty-four selected patients were then asked to attend a joint neuro-psychiatric clinic in 2016 where they underwent a full neurological examination, psychiatric screening and specialist investigations including brain scan imaging.
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I was prescribed numerous psychiatric drugs, incredible mixtures of psychiatric drugs to deal with the fact that I had — and still in some ways have and always will have — some mental illness.
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Deanna Kelly, a psychiatric pharmacist and researcher at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center and the University of Maryland Baltimore, tells me that in the general population celiac disease is about 1 percent.
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It's not listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the handbook of the American Psychiatric Association that's considered the authoritative guide on diagnosing psychiatric illnesses in this country.
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One single risk factor will never explain the entirety of psychiatric problems, wrote Chuck Raison, a psychiatrist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in a special report on the topic in Psychiatric Times.
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It is considered one of the few true psychiatric emergencies, in large part because of the high rates of suicide (5 percent) and infanticide (4 percent), and it nearly always requires psychiatric hospitalization.
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Under Maryland state law, anyone who has been voluntarily admitted for more than 30 consecutive days to a psychiatric facility, or involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility, are not eligible to possess firearms.
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He was sent to the Central New York Psychiatric Center.
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He worked as a nurse specialist at a psychiatric hospital.
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But the same wasn't true among people with psychiatric illnesses.
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"There may be less psychiatric treatment in Denmark," he said.
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Embarrassed, the psychiatric authorities came up with an awkward solution.
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I don't remember seeing the outside of the psychiatric facility.
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So why should use of psychiatric meds be any different?
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My transition involved psychiatric supervision, reassignment surgery and legal recognition.
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Prosecutors want to send Mr Shestun for a psychiatric assessment.
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But some psychiatrists disagree with the American Psychiatric Association's decision.
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Equating psychiatric disabilities with gun violence is unjust and stigmatizing.
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Could a notorious party drug be the next psychiatric breakthrough?
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He took psychiatric medication, but that didn't seem to help.
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Heather Locklear's psychiatric hold has been extended, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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A shortcut to reliable psychiatric diagnoses would therefore be desirable.
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Myczkowski is currently hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation, police tell PEOPLE.
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"We were all under psychiatric care as teenagers," says Shafran.
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She runs a harem, a gulag, and a psychiatric hospital.
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Potential psychiatric uses of MDMA have been studied for decades.
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" His reply: "Dude, I don't really need your psychiatric questions.
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Having successfully escaped from the psychiatric hospital, Ulrich finds Mikkel.
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He attempted suicide twice before he finally got psychiatric attention.
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O), a developer of psychiatric medications; Neurocrine Biosciences Inc (NBIX.
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United States, for a wide range of adult psychiatric maladies.
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Heather Locklear has reportedly been placed on a psychiatric hold.
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That's psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, and psychiatric nurses combined.
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The goal was to test the validity of psychiatric diagnosis.
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The TV version of a psychiatric ward is more idyllic?
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The artist, 87, lives in Tokyo in a psychiatric hospital.
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The setting is a pharmaceutical trial of a psychiatric medication.
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There are also women's health, pediatric, and psychiatric nurse practitioners.
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Without any psychiatric training, how would they know who qualified?
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That means librarians, nurses, psychiatric social workers and their interns.
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Many people with serious psychiatric illness smoke lots of pot.
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She spent much of that time in a psychiatric ward.
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When I say "mental state," I don't mean psychiatric disorder.
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These tragedies perpetuate faulty links between violence and psychiatric illnesses.
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Bret: And while we are at it, a psychiatric evaluation.
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Jake Creviston is a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Portland, Ore.
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I've spent a cumulative nine months living on psychiatric units.
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Does this group encompass a larger chunk of psychiatric disorders?
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"I don't know if he needs psychiatric help," said Colbert.
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Schlichter entered a psychiatric institution to treat his pathological gambling.
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His mother retired as a psychiatric social worker in Brooklyn.
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He had been held at the psychiatric hospital since 1985.
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Within medicine, psychiatric diagnoses are some of the most reliable.
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Adding to the tension was his history of psychiatric illness.
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At one point, she checked herself into a psychiatric ward.
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They were counting on psychiatric treatment to dissipate the threat.
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Mark Horowitz and David Taylor are psychiatric researchers, not psychiatrists.
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The biggest unknown, potentially, is the risk to psychiatric health.
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Belgian researcher Jeroen Schuermans holds a human brain, part of a collection of more than 3,000 brains that could provide insight into psychiatric diseases, at a psychiatric hospital in Duffel, Belgium, on July 19.
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Studying the genetic basis of psychiatric conditions in mice, the standard model organism, leads to often unsatisfactory results because mice often don't display the expected psychiatric behaviors despite being preloaded with the right genes.
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At the Psychiatric Emergency Services department at San Francisco General Hospital, a psychiatrist found Ms. King "calm and cooperative," showing no evidence of psychiatric illness, and released her after seven hours after she was detained.
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There were many underlying genetic correlations between pairs of psychiatric disorders.
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What are some of the psychiatric and physiological effects of ketamine?
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Those early psychiatric uses were themselves part of a longer history.
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Psychiatric hospitalization is very destructive for a person's life, said Dolfin.
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Officials have extended psychological, psychiatric and other support to the families.
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She was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold back in 2009.
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In Germany, gun ownership requires training, an application and psychiatric evaluation.
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She was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation after that trip.
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It's really remarkable the American Psychiatric Association didn't vet Asperger's research.
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Prosecutors agreed to the request that he undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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Psychiatric hospitals are not fun; not even the best of them.
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Of all psychiatric medications, why did North pin this on Ritalin?
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He will remain under psychiatric evaluation for 45 days, MENA reported.
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He will undergo psychiatric evaluation, NYPD Officer Brian Magoolaghan told CNN.
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Today, the American Psychiatric Association puts the number closer to 3,000.
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A law enforcement source tells CNN he is undergoing psychiatric evaluation.
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In particular, the psychiatric profession's over-tight grip should be challenged.
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Ms Harrington's history ends with today's crisis in the psychiatric profession.
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Both of the teenagers are serving their sentences in psychiatric institutions.
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This is particularly useful in specific scenarios, such as psychiatric hospitals.
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Cops placed him under a 72-hour hold for psychiatric evaluation.
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Woodson had a history of self-destructive behavior and psychiatric care.
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They told me they've never seen a psychiatric intervention this powerful.
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Gonzales was charged and held on psychiatric observation, the report said.
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Mr. Mlodinow promotes the idea that psychiatric medications dull people's specialness.
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And in 2015, the Lebanese Psychiatric Society called for its abolition.
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In the piece, she discussed her treatment at a psychiatric hospital.
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Susan's reps tell us she was never on a psychiatric hold.
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Back in 2009, she was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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"The most interesting cases are probably the psychiatric ones," she said.
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They also might have psychiatric side effects, including mania and suicidality.
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He had been getting psychiatric treatment, possibly for depression, officials said.
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Mr. Plaskon was held at a psychiatric hospital after the stabbing.
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Prosecutors did not object to the request for a psychiatric evaluation.
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In 0003, 560,000 patients lived full time in state psychiatric facilities.
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In 1955, 560,000 patients lived full time in state psychiatric facilities.
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The psychiatrist recommended an OCD intensive at a children's psychiatric hospital.
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How did America come to abandon people with debilitating psychiatric diseases?
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Medical doctors outside of mental health care ignore the psychiatric arguments.
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"We know people use these drugs for psychiatric orders," she said.
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After cutting my wrists, I was admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
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What kind of disease could cause both neurological and psychiatric symptoms?
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"That psychiatric advance directive, I think is so important," he said.
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At my lowest point I was admitted to a psychiatric ward.
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She checked herself into a hospital psychiatric ward for five weeks.
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The two psychiatrists discussed other possible causes of her psychiatric symptoms.
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That should be left to your fuckin' psychiatric fuckin' chair, innit?
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According to the director, the boy ultimately required emergency psychiatric care.
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Anxiety is one of the most treatable yet undertreated psychiatric conditions.
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Nafosat Olloshukurova (Uzbekistan) Uzbek blogger held in detention and psychiatric care.
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My psychiatric diagnosis has changed from paranoid schizophrenia to schizoaffective disorder.
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By concealing both her psychiatric history and her forced sterilization, Mrs.
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I made a decision: I'd check myself into a psychiatric hospital.
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But you don't agree that transgender people have a psychiatric disorder.
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Trump did not undergo any screening for emotional or psychiatric disorders.
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Sussman said he's seeking a thorough psychiatric evaluation for his client.
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Several factors increased the likelihood of seeking psychiatric help, Morgan said.
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He claims he was also forced to undergo two psychiatric evaluations.
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A police official said he remained hospitalized in a psychiatric ward.
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Both drugs are linked with an increased risk of psychiatric disease.
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Police put him on a 72-hour hold for psychiatric evaluation.
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And depression isn't the only psychiatric illness the drug may combat.
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Ethics rules from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) highlight the importance of practicing informed consent; parents and guardians play an important role in providing this consent, and even children have the ability to refuse psychiatric treatment.
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Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, a past president of the American Psychiatric Association, and Dr. Daniel Shalev of the New York State Psychiatric Institute are among leaders in psychiatry, addiction medicine and palliative care who endorsed the work.
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The American Psychiatric Association has identified internet gaming disorder as a possible psychiatric illness, and the World Health Organization has proposed including "gaming disorder" in its catalog of mental diseases, along with drug and alcohol addiction.
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They most likely saved her from a crippling mental health crisis, prevented the derailment of her education and ultimately enabled her to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner who can help other young people avert a psychiatric crisis.
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Of the 25 conditions in question, ten are conventionally classified as psychiatric.
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I went with him to volunteer in a psychiatric hospital in London.
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The American Psychiatric Association says it has opposed conversion therapy since 1998.
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Hashi was then arrested and taken to a psychiatric hospital for evaluation.
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As part of my sentence, he sentences me to mandatory psychiatric counselling.
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Bundy's mental health and psychiatric state have long been called into question.
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He told them the verdict could rest on psychiatric and psychological testimony.
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He has been in a psychiatric hospital since being released last fall.
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So why not apply this same psychiatric hold to drug overdose cases?
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Some think that people with psychiatric conditions are possessed by evil spirits.
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Psychiatric resources remain largely devoted to preventing ailments from threatening social stability.
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She recently enrolled in college with hopes of becoming a psychiatric nurse.
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In many cases, psychiatric drugs help people feel better, Dr. Langman says.
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Psychiatric hospitals and drug treatment facilities have become notorious for poor care.
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Whatever is going on is a radical departure from standard psychiatric treatments.
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"Arnaldo can't live in a psychiatric ward of a hospital," said Dietz.
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He tried psychotherapy, group therapy, and almost a dozen different psychiatric medications.
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He started drinking and was admitted to a number of psychiatric hospitals.
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Hinckley has been ordered released from a Washington psychiatric hospital last month.
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These were people who had been studied thoroughly by conventional psychiatric techniques.
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"I'm a psychiatric nurse's patient," she said in a high-pitched squeal.
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Our mother, a physician specializing in internal medicine, offered a psychiatric diagnosis.
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Anorexia alone has been found to be the most deadly psychiatric condition.
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Kanye West has been taken to UCLA Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation.
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Even getting to a psychiatric hospital, or a doctor, can be difficult.
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I'm not saying that all psychiatric drugs during pregnancy are without risk.
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She told me I needed treatment in a psychiatric hospital, and quickly.
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They concluded he needed psychiatric assistance and took him to the hospital.
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We're told Cardoso was taken to a NYC hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
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She was promptly committed to the psychiatric unit of the local hospital.
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"She did not conform to any known psychiatric illness," Barahona-Corrêa says.
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She spent time in different psychiatric facilities, which made her family uneasy.
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If you're diagnosed with psychiatric issues, you're sent to a secure hospital.
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Or is real psychiatric health the domain of the rich and powerful?
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"A court orders a psychiatric assessment for Marine Le Pen," Salvini wrote.
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But from a psychiatric perspective, these people do not have a disease.
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She had to be hospitalized on a psychiatric hold as a result.
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Her mother is a psychiatric nursing teacher at Lovisenberg College in Oslo.
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So have the American College of Physicians and the American Psychiatric Association.
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I am writing now with my other hat, as a psychiatric diagnostician.
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His speech patterns are like something straight out of a psychiatric textbook.
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Current laws effectively limit the number of psychiatric beds hospitals can provide.
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Ms. Collins said Mr. Rogata had been receiving psychiatric treatment at Bellevue.
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It was not an arrest; it was a psychiatric hold, she explains.
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He was sent to a psychiatric hospital, where he died in 2004.
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The doctor issued a psychiatric discharge that removed Pearson from high school.
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Will they be more hesitant to come out about a psychiatric diagnosis?
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Psychiatric support, help with her rent, an update on her civil suit.
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Involuntary confinement in a state psychiatric hospital sometimes becomes a life sentence.
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A majority of these patients were inebriated or had a psychiatric history.
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If acquitted, she would be sent to a maximum security psychiatric hospital.
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He was placed in a psychiatric ward for more than a week.
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As of Saturday afternoon, Mr. Polite was being held for psychiatric evaluation.
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The deliberate killing of psychiatric patients is of more than historical interest.
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But in the end, people have even committed suicide on psychiatric units.
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Once he had the same immune system, he developed similar psychiatric symptoms.
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The emaciated patients locked in isolation cells at an underfunded psychiatric ward.
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He spent days that added up to months in hospital psychiatric wards.
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But challenging the conventions of the psychiatric establishment remained her central mission.
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Corpses of psychiatric patients were found with head injuries and unexplained bruises.
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Previous studies have identified genes shared among people with particular psychiatric disorders.
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His mother was a psychiatric social worker, his father an investment banker.
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A drug overdose, likely a suicide attempt; I clear for psychiatric care.
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Many are young men, often with concomitant psychiatric or substance abuse histories.
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To begin with, there is the psychiatric ward in Krome's main building.
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Additionally 70 percent of incarcerated children have at least one psychiatric disorder.
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First, all experts have political beliefs that probably distort their psychiatric judgment.
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The use of psychiatric service dogs at the VA is no exception.
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" = PAW PRINZE 40A: "Comedian Richard after being sent to a psychiatric facility?
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I want to go back to school to become a psychiatric nurse.
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He was taken into custody and placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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Haller is in the Clockworks Psychiatric Hospital after suffering a nervous breakdown.
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In that time, I've been on more than two dozen psychiatric medications.
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"Astronauts are going to experience psychiatric problems, because they're human," Feinberg says.
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In response to the public psychoanalyzing of Trump by prominent mental health professionals, the American Psychiatric Association, the major professional organization of psychiatrists in the US and the largest psychiatric organization in the world, invoked the Goldwater Rule.
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In the meantime, much of the burden falls to Greece's three main psychiatric hospitals — Dafni, Dromokaiteio, and the Psychiatric Hospital of Thessaloniki — which in addition to providing health care fills the void left by cuts to social services.
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"In my opinion, I don't think we should look at depression and other psychiatric illness as quote-unquote 'psychiatric illnesses' because they're also medical illnesses," Mata said, explaining that the brain can have problems just like any other organ.
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" The National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, in a report on trends in psychiatric inpatient capacity from 1970 to 2014, noted that "the shortage of bed capacity is often attributed to the closure of state psychiatric hospitals.
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The patients, admitted to an inpatient psychiatric unit, were given standard antidepressant treatment.
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The affluenza diagnosis, not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association, was widely ridiculed.
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Possible health effects include lung cancer, cirrhosis of the liver and psychiatric illnesses.
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It reduces crime and legal costs and saves much spending on psychiatric hospitals.
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I chatted with an IT guy about our psychiatric histories for a while.
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And I knew that psychiatric medications can be literally life-saving for some.
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This led to a months-long stay in a run-down psychiatric hospital.
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Her pneumonia improved within a week, and she returned to the psychiatric ward.
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I pay a $30 copay for each session and each psychiatric check in.
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Data were culled from inpatient hospital records on maternal infections and psychiatric outcomes.
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He was admitted to the Tomah VA&aposs acute psychiatric unit on Aug.
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I was embarrassed and ashamed that I had been in a psychiatric ward.
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The American Psychiatric Association ceased classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder in 1974.
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In the days before the incident, Hagerman was not taking his psychiatric medications.
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They also had a higher likelihood of experiencing homelessness or a psychiatric illness.
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The only notable difference was that this joint landed me under psychiatric observation.
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About half of participants also had at least one medical or psychiatric condition.
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Her probation will include a full psychiatric evaluation and rehabilitation for substance abuse.
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" The American Psychiatric Association also recommends firearms restriction based on "evidence of dangerousness.
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Relatives said Melhem, previously jailed for assaulting an Israeli soldier, had psychiatric problems.
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I was admitted to a psych ward, then transferred to a psychiatric hospital.
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He had already been in psychiatric treatment and twice tried to commit suicide.
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"The psychiatric side of things hasn't been really extensively explored," Hadjivassiliou tells me.
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Her mother retired as a psychiatric nurse from Danbury Hospital in Danbury, Conn.
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That evidence has led to a disease model of psychiatric and addiction treatment.
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He was only discharged after an independent psychiatric review commissioned by his daughter.
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He spent years in and out of McLean, the psychiatric hospital outside Boston.
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She has received no psychiatric support from authorities since her arrest last year.
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At one point, it displays the location of a psychiatric facility in Elsinore.
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Owen's chief psychiatric problem is that he sees patterns where they don't exist.
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Hannah was transferred to a psychiatric unit run by Columbia University Medical Center.
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The next day, the local authorities committed Mr. Uematsu to a psychiatric hospital.
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Antipsychotics are used to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and other psychiatric disorders.
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Massachusetts: Psychiatric technicians had a 73% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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Rachel Aviv on the challenges one woman faced while going off psychiatric drugs.
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In 2012, Natalia was admitted to a psychiatric facility, the Daily Mail reported.
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That's when they put what was left of me in a psychiatric ward.
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He had voluntarily committed himself to a psychiatric facility months before the murder.
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Psychiatric hospitals were shuttered, in part, because of widespread reports of patient abuse.
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His lawyer failed to call any character witnesses or get a psychiatric evaluation.
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The centers are to offer services such as 24-hour crisis psychiatric care.
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California lost 32 percent of its acute psychiatric beds between 1995 and 2011.
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Psychiatric conditions, and the medicines used to treat them, can complicate the picture.
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Jolie von Suhr, a psychologist in a state psychiatric hospital in Lakewood, Wash.
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His father is an operations manager at the Kromeriz Psychiatric Clinic in Kromeriz.
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He calmly counseled another caller who was in a psychiatric ward, feeling desperate.
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If found not responsible, she would be committed to a secure psychiatric facility.
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"It appears the criminal had serious psychiatric problems," Collomb told reporters in Trappes.
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When will the American Psychiatric Association finally stop treating it like it is?
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Some participants said they were required to go off psychiatric medications to participate.
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Most psychiatric illnesses, however, are not currently discernible by this type of examination.
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The girls are sentenced to 40 and 25 years in a psychiatric hospital.
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A few days later, she woke up in a psychiatric ward in Albuquerque.
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Mr. Polite was taken to a hospital in Brooklyn for a psychiatric evaluation.
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In nearly half the cases, the gun owner wound up receiving psychiatric treatment.
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Sex addiction has never even been officially recognized by the American psychiatric community.
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Some advocates argue that the conditions at psychiatric institutions aren't always much better.
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The groom, 40, is a psychiatric technician at Bellevue Hospital Center in Manhattan.
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My position was in the psychiatric unit of what was then Cabrini Hospital.
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During World War II, he served in the Navy as a psychiatric nurse.
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CNBC has reached out to Brafman for comment on the psychiatric exam motion.
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Researchers used other data to measure their cardiovascular risk factors and psychiatric health.
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If he was required to take psychiatric examinations, he could never have qualified.
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He said he was also ordered to undergo a physical and psychiatric evaluation.
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He had been admitted to a psychiatric facility, his seventh since his release.
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The groom's mother retired as a psychiatric nurse practitioner in the Boston area.
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The groom's mother is a psychiatric social worker in private practice in Manhattan.
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The driver was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation.
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Then the individual can have the appropriate medical care and psychiatric care administered.
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Still, many people with anxiety and depression and dementia are prescribed psychiatric drugs.
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Many psychiatric drugs come with serious risks and side effects for older people.
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"It appears the criminal had serious psychiatric problems," Collomb told reporters in Trappes.
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In 2014, I voluntarily admitted myself to a psychiatric hospital while deeply suicidal.
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"The last thing I want is either psychiatric approval or disapproval," he said.
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He treats a range of psychiatric illnesses, including schizophrenia, personality disorders, and depression.
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Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder that affects around one in 100 people worldwide.
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F.B.I. agents called the local police, who took him to a psychiatric facility.
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They made art at night and took custodial jobs at a psychiatric hospital.
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The Institute of Medicine dismissed any notion that it is a psychiatric illness.
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Ford, a Canadian citizen, is now being held on a 5150 psychiatric hold.
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Way was a resident in that institution's psychiatric ward and attended Castrucci's class.
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Multiple sources also tell TMZ Sports Martin is currently undergoing a psychiatric evaluation.
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"The American Psychiatric Association opposes any psychiatric treatment, such as reparative or conversion therapy which is based upon the assumption that homosexuality ... is a mental disorder or ... that the patient should change his/her sexual homosexual orientation," the document reads.
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Jeffrey Lieberman, a former president of the American Psychiatric Association, and Daniel Shalev of the New York State Psychiatric Institute were among the leaders in psychiatry, palliative care and drug regulation who provided commentary in support of the new research.
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These include increasing inpatient psychiatric care capacity, increasing what are known as step-down psychiatric programs for veterans who are in trouble but don't require hospitalization and promoting programs to counsel veterans in crisis about temporarily storing their firearms more safely.
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They asked the same questions of people who did not have any psychiatric disorders.
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Finally, after being released from a stay in a psychiatric ward, Naomi called her.
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Many doctors struggling with suicidal ideation or depression, however, never seek any psychiatric help.
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Furthermore, homosexuality was considered a mental illness by the American Psychiatric Association until 1973.
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He won the Edwin Dunlop Prize for excellence in psychiatric research and clinical medicine.
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Last month, authorities reportedly responded to his home for a possible 5150 psychiatric hold.
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Days later, she checked herself into a hospital for both medical and psychiatric care.
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That's despite all indications th ekiller was a lifelong mental patient on psychiatric drugs.
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But that doesn't mean he's escaped the idea of living in a psychiatric facility.
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After two suicide attempts, she got help, including a stay at a psychiatric institution.
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In interviews, psychiatric researchers specializing in fetal development agreed with Dr. Lipkin's pessimistic prognosis.
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Second, there are provisions aimed at preserving the number of beds in psychiatric wards.
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He was at a psychiatric hospital after being found not competent to stand trial.
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He was taken to a psychiatric unit and given a tranquilizer and an antipsychotic.
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Porter will remain under psychiatric care until he is found fit to stand trial.
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People who are experiencing a psychiatric crisis often call 911 because they lack alternatives.
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Sociologist Maria Angelica Casanova, 51, has struggled to find psychiatric medicines for a year.
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Bhasin says that can lead to psychiatric problems, from "roid rage" to suicidal thoughts.
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Exhaustion and negative attitudes can lead to depression, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
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"Intrusive thoughts can be paralyzing," says Professor Dinesh Bhugra from the World Psychiatric Association.
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Those are vital areas for the research of mood disorders and various psychiatric ailments.
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She calls out Dr. Jordan for obviously thirsting after her during their psychiatric sessions.
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"It's definitely the case that we're seeing more of these psychiatric disorders," said Pagoto.
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These include Klonopin, Valium, Ativan, and, of course, America's long-standing psychiatric favorite, Xanax.
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Diagnosed as schizophrenic, David has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years.
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She threatened to cut her own throat and was committed to a psychiatric ward.
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That same month, he was admitted for emergency psychiatric care at a local hospital.
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Agents interviewed Cardoso, determined he needed psychiatric evaluation and took him to a hospital.
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A year later, Entertainment Tonight reports, she was put in an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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Days later, she checked herself into a hospital for both medical and psychiatric care.
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The diagnosis is not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association and was widely ridiculed.
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He began to self-harm and was admitted to the hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
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Psychiatric disorders can involve hundreds or thousands of genes and mutations, writes Sara Reardon.
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Randy remains on a psychiatric hold after threatening to kill himself after Lana's death.
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The other group, the 37,000-member American Psychiatric Association, has a different ethics policy.
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Asocial and hyperactive, Mexican cave fish seem to display symptoms of human psychiatric conditions.
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Her symptoms jumped all over the psychiatric map, morphing as each day went on.
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It's not the majority of patients with psychiatric issues, but psychiatrists need to know.
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However, my patient was experiencing the most common psychiatric condition plaguing young adults—anxiety.
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Psychiatric illness, mood disorders, and lack of social support are also recognized risk factors.
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In the meantime, one can only hope that Lucy's psychiatric help includes grief counseling.
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And Ian McEwan's "Enduring Love," a novel spun out of an obsessive psychiatric syndrome.
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He was confined to secure psychiatric hospitals and died in April 2015, at 73.
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A recent study found a connection between air pollution and psychiatric disorders in children.
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He was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility in San Diego a month earlier.
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Rather, this association may exist because many psychiatric patients are self-medicating with cannabis.
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Schizophrenia is a serious psychiatric disorder that affects nearly 1% of the population worldwide.
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Shortey was ordered to pay restitution to the victim for psychiatric and psychological care.
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Police said he was taken to the Psychiatric Crisis Center in nearby Salem, Ore.
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In his psychiatric practice he's a consultant who writes reports but doesn't treat patients.
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In this case, his racially discriminatory beliefs are based primarily in his psychiatric illness.
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The American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association have strict anti-torture prohibitions.
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People began contacting her to ask for advice about getting off multiple psychiatric medications.
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Bates was reportedly admitted to a hospital on Sunday to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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But the American Psychiatric Association is standing firm against any change in the policy.
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That's challenging when the psychiatric community doesn't yet formally recognize tanning as an addiction.
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But offering a diagnosis of his psychiatric state feels like something different to me.
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Make accusations and then end things by locking someone up in a psychiatric facility.
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Anorexia nervosa is a psychiatric illness that primarily effects young people during their adolescence.
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Over the last half century, America has had fewer and fewer inpatient psychiatric beds.
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She had undergone a psychiatric evaluation before she was taken into custody on Wednesday.
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Some of those who stayed at a Lebensborn home were committed to psychiatric institutions.
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In October 303, he attempted suicide, swallowing pills and landing in a psychiatric ward.
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Illinois requires former voluntary psychiatric patients to be certified as no longer a threat.
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"People are confused about psychiatric illnesses and don't associate them with medication," says Klaus.
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Besides, the American Psychiatric Association has ruled that Asperger isn't even a useful descriptor.
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The findings come as rising prescription rates for psychiatric drugs are receiving increasing scrutiny.
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In his essay on the academy, Lessig first writes scathingly of the psychiatric profession.
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Chimilio, 41, wound up living at the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center campus on Long Island.
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I was 28, stuck in yet another manic episode in yet another psychiatric ward.
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But his recovery suggests that his immune system was somehow driving his psychiatric symptoms.
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"It was Louis C.K. and the psychiatric hospital" that saved me, she later explained.
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Children who grow up around green space are less likely to develop psychiatric disorders.
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These drugs also have side effects like headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and psychiatric reactions.
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He was later taken to a psychiatric facility for children for a few days.
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The sci-fi film "Twelve Monkeys" (1995) starred Pitt as psychiatric patient Jeffrey Goines.
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In many work settings, this would result in the employer's requesting a psychiatric evaluation.
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Dick had his wife involuntarily committed to a local psychiatric center for two weeks.
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Just half a mile away from the school lies a 55-bed psychiatric hospital.
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Generations of politicians have assumed that openly acknowledging a psychiatric disorder would be disastrous.
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Psychiatric name-calling is a misguided way of countering Mr. Trump's attack on democracy.
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A proper diagnosis of mental illness requires a lengthy evaluation by a psychiatric expert.
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The diagnosis, which is not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association, was widely ridiculed.
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He is affiliated with the Maria Gugging Psychiatric Clinic, on the outskirts of Vienna.
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Inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity are symptoms of ADHD, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
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The Topeka school of the title is a psychiatric institution where his parents work.
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They exacerbated her pre-existing psychiatric emergency ... they failed to screen and treat her.
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Mr. Martunovich's mother, Svetlana Chalmers, declined to answer questions about her son's psychiatric history.
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The group uses that abbreviation to distinguish it from the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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Generations of politicians have assumed that openly acknowledging a psychiatric disorder would be disastrous.
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Officials have extended psychological, psychiatric and other support to the families of the victims.
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Thomas Eagleton of Missouri, had undergone psychiatric electroshock therapy as a treatment for depression.
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At sentencing, Judge Edwards recommended that Mr. Chapman receive psychiatric treatment during his confinement.
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This was the first time since he was sixteen that he sought psychiatric care.
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Eventually he was sent to the psychiatric hospital San Giacomo della Tomba in Verona.
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"CBD inhibits the cytochrome P450 enzymes that break down important psychiatric drugs," says Blessing.
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When they compared the longest waits for treatment among psychiatric patients to the longest waits of patients with other conditions, they found psychiatric patients who were admitted to hospitals waited up to 23 hours, almost 14 hours longer than other patients, in 2011.
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In Montana, the Billings Clinic opened a psychiatric stabilization unit last April across the street from the traditional ER. Dr. Eric Arzubi, psychiatry department chair, said nearly 10 percent of the visits in the Billings Clinic emergency room involve people in psychiatric crisis.
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At a third, a psychiatric report that was sent was for an entirely different client.
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Information about a person's psychiatric condition is, generally speaking, up to that person to control.
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Past GWASs, comparing pairs of diseases, have shown overlapping genetic involvement in some psychiatric illnesses.
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Jackson also underwent a psychiatric evaluation last month and was placed in an "isolated cell".
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She added that similar differences in brain volume have been seen with other psychiatric disorders.
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She was without her usual retinue at the show, due to Kanye's poor psychiatric health.
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Subsequently, his mother was identified as a patient in a psychiatric hospital, according to authorities.
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" He adds that a psychiatric expert said she "finds it very difficult to feel compassion.
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He was then reportedly subdued and taken to Elmhurst Hospital Center for a psychiatric evaluation.
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Hospitals were having to support themselves, and psychiatric services were not seen as money-spinners.
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Henry takes the Kid to Juniper Hill Psychiatric Hospital, formerly known as Juniper Hill Asylum.
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A few have spoken about how one psychiatric treatment or another made all the difference.
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"My social worker gave me two options: Laugh Factory camp or psychiatric therapy," says Haddish.
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Many people are addicted to marijuana using clinical psychiatric criteria, but still manage to function.
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The man was known to them and had escaped a psychiatric center the day before.
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They were taken to special centers at both airports, where translators and psychiatric support awaited.
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I even have a Peanuts' Lucy "Holiday Psychiatric Help" ornament from 2003 to prove it.
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In a psychiatric hospital, getting out is known as "discharge," which is a sacred word.
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He voiced a character in a psychiatric ward who believed he was the pop star.
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Or that they don't mean to insinuate that psychiatric hospitals are giant bloodbath-murder buildings?
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Suicide risk after a concussion increased regardless of a patient's past history of psychiatric conditions.
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The research also suggests startlingly high psychiatric diagnosis rates among young children receiving foster care.
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After being charged Monday, Parilla was transported to Bellevue Hospital Center for a psychiatric evaluation.
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The couple met 12 years ago during Hines' third involuntary stay in a psychiatric hospital.
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I started getting treatment after two suicide attempts and subsequent psychiatric hospitalizations at age 21.
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The Edhi Trust is famous throughout Pakistan, encompassing rehabilitation centers, psychiatric clinics and refugee shelters.
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And certainly I know people who go into festivals and provide essentially emergency psychiatric services.
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Another factor is a long-term drop in the number of beds for psychiatric patients.
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Following Locklear's psychiatric hold, Sambora commended his daughter's strength in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE.
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When Ellroy was in psychiatric lockdown, a friend put Knode in touch with Carrie Fisher.
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What happens next is that Sawyer visits a psychiatric hospital to talk to a therapist.
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And 100 different people can have 100 different pathways to the same diagnosable psychiatric disorder.
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A 2009 study from Duke University found that AOT significantly reduced psychiatric hospitalizations and arrests.
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I asked CzerwonyMan how long he'd been using before ending up in the psychiatric hospital.
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Melinda also previously spent time in a psychiatric facility, according to local news station WBTV.
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After a psychiatric evaluation, he was found not competent to stand trial in July 2005.
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People used to say schizophrenia wasn't a psychiatric disorder — it was a choice of lifestyle.
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Roy had previously attempted suicide and Carter had taken psychiatric medications, according to trial testimony.
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Zoe Lofgren introduced a congressional resolution urging Trump to undergo medical and psychiatric evaluations. Rep.
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"He got 5150'd," Dick explains, referring to California's involuntary psychiatric hold and confinement law.
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A history of psychiatric disorders before giving birth increases the risk of postpartum depression significantly.
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Another big one is ADHD, which people probably think is the most common psychiatric illness.
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After the incident, Kelley was placed in a psychiatric facility, from which he subsequently escaped.
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I was a patient at a private psychiatric clinic in Sydney, trying to get clean.
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At one point, Lord Lucan had even tried to admit his wife into psychiatric clinics.
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You don't have to run to your economic, psychiatric or neurophysiology experts to understand this.
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Cops arrived and put Incognito in handcuffs before placing him on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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Neither did any of the other major psychiatric diseases he had diagnosed many times before.
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In 2017, St. John underwent psychiatric treatment after a reported scare regarding his mental health.
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Misinformation about mental illness circulates through our society, fueling myths about what causes psychiatric disorders.
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Ashley told PEOPLE Seth was released from a psychiatric hospital two days before Lila's death.
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Human distress, dread, "gas fright" and their long-term psychiatric consequences are impossible to calculate.
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He was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he spent 2100 days in the psychiatric ward.
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The most prevalent nineteenth-century psychiatric diagnoses, hysteria and neurasthenia, are not even recognized today.
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The family jumped several hurdles to secure a psychiatric appointment for him in early May.
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The judge ruled that Dear should be sent to a psychiatric hospital for restoration treatments.
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After that she went to a temporary setting in an adolescent psychiatric intensive care unit.
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The number of available psychiatric beds has actually declined by 14 percent in recent years.
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The study excluded women who before 2000 had used antidepressants or had another psychiatric diagnosis.
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They married three years later and had five children; she works as a psychiatric nurse.
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But usually, they would do a psychiatric evaluation and take her to the state hospital.
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Psychiatric diagnoses can ensnare people in circular explanations: they are depressed because they are depressed.
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Her mother is the administrator overseeing the billing, in Smithtown, N.Y., for Harris Psychiatric Services.
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Don't call presidential candidates mentally ill, the American Psychiatric Association told its members this week.
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When police departments are aware of a psychiatric diagnosis, officers should be alerted in advance.
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Postpartum psychosis, a rare but serious psychiatric emergency, occurs in 1-2 per 1000 births.
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This law specifically identified perinatal (occurring during pregnancy or postpartum) psychiatric disorders as mitigating factors.
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He was only discharged after an independent psychiatric review commissioned by his daughter, Nitschke said.
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Polite was sent to local Woodhull Hospital for psychiatric observation, according to authorities, WABC reported.
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There's a psychiatric hospital nearby and some patients come out in the afternoon to drink.
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Other conditions might include high blood pressure, cancer, being HIV-positive, or certain psychiatric conditions.
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I had a breakdown, tried to kill myself, and was committed to a psychiatric institute.
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He also says he wasn't given his psychiatric medications—another practice not supported by evidence.
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The "affluenza" diagnosis, which is not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association, was widely ridiculed.
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"Two of the experts found that his abnormal mental functioning constituted psychiatric disorders," he added.
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Homosexuality, for instance, had been considered a psychiatric disorder since the time of Krafft-Ebing.
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About one in six American adults reported taking psychiatric drugs, according to a new analysis.
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His father is a psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York.
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She teaches poetry and writing as a volunteer at psychiatric hospitals in the Philadelphia area.
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It did not say if the man would be arrested or confined for psychiatric treatment.
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No common psychiatric condition is fully heritable, meaning that the environment always plays a role.
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The White House had made clear that Trump's examination would not include a psychiatric exam.
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Nakesha, by contrast, feared psychiatric treatment and the assistance of social workers and state agencies.
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They can cost thousands of dollars and are not required to provide qualified psychiatric care.
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Southwest said it would formally accept fully-trained psychiatric support animals as trained service animals.
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During World War I, the overall level of psychiatric causalities mirrored that of physical casualties.
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A middle-aged woman with no psychiatric history was brought in after overdosing on ibuprofen.
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The bride, 32, is a fourth-year psychiatric resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
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Children whose families move homes frequently may be at increased risk for serious psychiatric illness.
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While we're at it, Medicaid ought to lift its longstanding exclusion of inpatient psychiatric care.
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James NiningerNew YorkThe writer is a past president of the New York State Psychiatric Association.
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Eventually they discovered that the immune system alone, unprompted by malignancy, could cause psychiatric symptoms.
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An astounding 89% of nursing, psychiatric, and home-health-aide occupations are filled by women.
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For most, an involuntary stay in a locked psychiatric ward becomes a closely guarded secret.
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Previous studies already indicated that early-life trauma could increase the risk of psychiatric disorders.
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At 1,255 beds, it is one of the largest state psychiatric hospitals in the country.
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Not so for psychiatric patients, who often wait months before seeing a mental health professional.
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Children who were so traumatized by offshore detention that they needed psychiatric care in Australia.
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The police sent him for a psychiatric examination but he was declared sane and released.
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The affluenza diagnosis, which is not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association, was widely ridiculed.
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Rosenhan's paper has been one of the most reprinted and cited papers in psychiatric literature.
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ProPublica published an expose on this issue, and pointed to one company, Psychiatric Solutions, Inc.
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The suspect has "a psychiatric history," a spokeswoman for the police prefecture in Marseille said.
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She tried twice more, and was admitted to psychiatric hospitals a total of five times.
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Ms. Gilbert pleaded with the judge to send her son to to a psychiatric facility.
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Terminal lucidity occurred irrespective of ailment, in patients with tumors, strokes, dementia and psychiatric disorders.
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A psychiatric nurse diagnosed him with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and put him on medication.
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The bride, 43, is a psychiatrist in the psychiatric emergency department at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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A few days later, Staglin checked himself into a psychiatric hospital in Walnut Creek, Calif.
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She has seen a therapist for 20 years and has been on various psychiatric medications.
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The doctors were unfamiliar with the ways psychiatric illness could be expressed in some cultures.
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Research has shown that people with psychiatric disabilities are no more likely to be violent.
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I did a routine about Ben Carson's belt that should have provoked a psychiatric intervention.
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After he went on a hunger strike, Mr. Anderson was hospitalized for a psychiatric assessment.
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If someone is having a psychiatric break, we run from them and call the police.
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Mr. Martunovich has been undergoing psychiatric treatment at Bellevue since he was arrested on Jan.
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"Treating pain adequately helps recovery, reduces the downstream psychiatric and psychological effects," said Dr. Krane.
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He was adamant over the years that psychiatric drugs did not help resolve borderline symptoms.
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On Tuesday, the Indian Psychiatric Society called for decriminalization, saying homosexuality was not a disorder.
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By then, Mr. Northam had invoked his medical expertise in assessing the president's psychiatric state.
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Lithium is a potent psychiatric drug, one of the primary prescribed medications for bipolar disorder.
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A client known to swallow razor blades said he had not gotten his psychiatric drugs.
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The attacker had been to hospital a few months earlier and was undergoing psychiatric treatment.
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Ms. Salzman, a former psychiatric nurse, helped Mr. Raniere found the group in the 1990s.
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Her mother is a psychiatric nurse, and a psychotherapist in private practice in Lafayette Hill.
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The fear that if I took psychiatric drugs, I would not be able to write.
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In response, I plan to open my own practice and to specialize in psychiatric medicine.
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It is listed in both of the main psychiatric manuals used around the world (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, produced by the American Psychiatric Association, and the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, produced by the World Health Organization).
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Only those who are at high risk for the disorder, namely those with a history of trauma and other psychiatric illness, might need psychiatric treatment like cognitive-behavioral therapy (in which people are exposed to frightening cues in a safe environment) and, perhaps, antidepressants.
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About a quarter of both the smokers and those who consumed edibles experienced psychiatric problems, but those who used edibles were more likely to exhibit acute psychiatric symptoms, while the smokers were more likely to complain of an exacerbation of a chronic condition like depression.
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Tuesday night's episode saw the release of Ally Mayfair-Richards (Sarah Paulson) from a psychiatric ward.
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Often with mental health, we make assumptions or hold stereotypes about patients who require psychiatric care.
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Webb was committed to a psychiatric hospital, where he will remain in lieu of prison time.
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While Petitt remained grounded, a panel of doctors from the Mayo Clinic rejected Delta's psychiatric evaluation.
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The prosecution is expected to call its own psychiatric expert witness on Friday, the Tribune reports.
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If you're still not convinced that selfitis is fake news, just ask the American Psychiatric Association.
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Schizophrenia is a severe and common psychiatric illness that affects around one in 100 people worldwide.
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For example, there's a psychiatric condition called psychogenic polydipsia, which can lead to compulsive water drinking.
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A recently released psychiatric patient, in baggy jogging pants, has dropped by to use the lavatories.
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But when suicidal patients seek help at his psychiatric hospital in Delhi, he turns them away.
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In the premiere, David is alternately at the Clockworks Psychiatric Facility and an unnamed interrogation site.
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Until he wound up here, it had never occurred to him that he needed psychiatric help.
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But he discarded the strategy after two psychiatric evaluations determined he was fit to stand trial.
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There has recently been a renewed interest in using psychedelic substances as treatment for psychiatric disorders.
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In the depths of our respective psychiatric crises, we had no desire to play theater games.
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He was detained and placed on psychiatric hold, and Jenner subsequently fired her entire security team.
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According to court documents obtained by the Associated Press, Noyes had a history of psychiatric issues.
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It was believed that severing tissue in this part of the brain could cure psychiatric disorders.
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He was also transferred to a psychiatric institution in 1999 in Michigan, according to public records.
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Yet characterizing Trump as "crazy" relies on the stigma of psychiatric disabilities to make a point.
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He also told the jury it would hear evidence related to Jutting's psychiatric and psychological conditions.
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The next day, Ansari made an emergency visit to the young people's psychiatric ward in Karlshamn.
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I've learned of the psychiatric treatment of various A-listers that the media has not reported.
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A man in a straightjacket somehow manages to commit suicide while inside a locked psychiatric ward.
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But clinicians are warned by the American Psychiatric Association against diagnosing public figures they haven't examined.
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The hospital totals over 600 adult, pediatric and psychiatric beds in a campus in northern Westchester.
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Falk twice persuaded her to go to a psychiatric hospital, but both stays were short-lived.
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She spent a week there, taking physical and psychiatric tests and giving blood for lab work.
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In 2001, the Chinese Psychiatric Association deemed that same-sex attraction is not a mental illness.
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Even dwelling in urban areas, as opposed to rural areas, increases the prevalence of psychiatric disorders.
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That suggests people with mental illness receive poorer care than those without psychiatric problems, researchers said.
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Some dementia patients end up in psychiatric wards, which cannot deal effectively with their specific requirements.
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Air Canada does not accept animals other than dogs as emotional support or psychiatric service animals.
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Kingsinger was hospitalized for treatment of his injuries, along with an unspecified psychiatric issue, he said.
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I suppose there was a time when people mostly got their psychiatric advice from their psychiatrist.
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The World Health Organization estimated that 28503 billion people are afflicted by neurological or psychiatric disorders.
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We're told cops found the guy and put him in a psychiatric hospital, where he remains.
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Prosecutors held off filing charges against Higgins last week pending the completion of a psychiatric examination.
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Opened in 2012, Then She Fell reimagines Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in a Victorian psychiatric institution.
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Was it possible, Barahona-Corrêa thought, that her celiac disease was related to her psychiatric symptoms?
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She doesn't know if gluten causes psychiatric symptoms in these patients, or exacerbates pre-existing conditions.
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At first all sides agreed he wasn't, and Thomas was sent to a state psychiatric hospital.
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Better mentoring, or exchanges with those who have renounced jihad, could help, as might psychiatric care.
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He has since been held at a crumbling psychiatric ward in the Crimean capital of Simferopol.
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The death, injury, and psychiatric damage endured by those who were tortured must never be repeated.
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Police officers have been forced to play dual roles as law enforcers and psychiatric social workers.
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Similarly, to safeguard Judge Kavanaugh's rights the judiciary committee is obligated to explore Ford's psychiatric history.
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His lawyer, Jeffrey Denner, sought a sentence of probation, citing psychiatric issues as a mitigating factor.
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In the city of Barquisimeto, the scenes at El Pampero Psychiatric Hospital are those of nightmares.
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Many people with less serious psychological problems were being treated with antidepressants and other psychiatric medicines.
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He also said Mr. Pistorius was taking psychiatric medication and had problems with short-term memory.
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Competing theories have linked the amnesia to a history of migraines, psychiatric disease and vascular diseases.
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Psychiatric hospitalizations are much higher than average as are asthma-related hospitalizations for children and adults.
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Later, she found a community of people online who were struggling to withdraw from psychiatric medications.
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His lawyer, Martin Goldberg, has not yet indicated whether he intends to offer a psychiatric defense.
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Nearly 2628 million have a serious psychiatric disorder such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or major depression.
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" Byung-Chul Han on "The Psychiatric Question: Is It Fair to Analyze Donald Trump From Afar?
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"That's the dream," says David Hellerstein, a research psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.
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She says the episode sent her into a depression and she's had to get psychiatric treatment.
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A few months later, Nakita said, Antonio attempted suicide and was submitted to a psychiatric hospital.
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Yolken was initially interested in whether an exposure to undercooked meat might influence a psychiatric illness.
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Young is hopeful his continued work on prairie voles will yield animal models for psychiatric drugs.
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In fact, compared with better-known psychiatric conditions such as OCD, BFRBs remain markedly under-researched.
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" "(He) has wrongly conflated the psychiatric diagnosis of disorder with the definition of abnormality of mind.
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And the psychological experience of mothers suffering from psychiatric conditions like postpartum depression presents additional complexity.
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Having a treatable psychiatric disorder, like a physical one, is not a contraindication for job functioning.
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The loss of psychiatric beds means less care of this type is available in many areas.
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Anonymous mental health professional at a California high school A psychiatric social worker for five years.
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He is currently being held without bail and has been ordered to undergo a psychiatric exam.
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Others question whether people with serious psychiatric conditions are ever capable of lucidly completing such directives.
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Imagine that Vice President Mike Pence and the Cabinet did compel Trump to undergo psychiatric evaluation.
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It's a career message board; it's a bar to hang out at; it's a psychiatric ward.
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Unlike psychiatric drugs, or psychotherapy, pulses of current can change people's behavior very quickly, and reliably.
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Third, for an appearance of integrity, send priests for "evaluation" at church-run psychiatric treatment centers.
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Her mother is a nurse in the psychiatric nursing division at San Antonio Behavioral Healthcare Hospital.
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He helped Ginsberg get accepted into a good psychiatric clinic when he suffered from mental illness.
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Some psychiatric illness may be an inadvertent consequence, in part, of having an aggressive immune system.
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The state also requires that individuals admitted to psychiatric hospitals relinquish their guns, at least temporarily.
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Usually patients who are worried they will hurt themselves at home are admitted to psychiatric hospitals.
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Her teens were spent cycling through psychiatric hospitals and juvenile prisons, often drinking or heavily medicated.
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Often the answer is involuntary confinement in a state psychiatric hospital — with no end in sight.
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When Elf attempts suicide, Yoli travels to Toronto, to the psychiatric unit where Elf is admitted.
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The judge ordered a psychiatric examination of Mr. Madsen, who had refused to submit to one.
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"Emergency rooms better start staffing up because their psychiatric units are going to be overflowing," Sen.
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He completed his general practice residency at St. Elizabeths Hospital, a public psychiatric hospital in Washington.
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After Cecilia escapes the psychiatric facility, she's pursued to her friend's house by the Invisible Man.
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Contrary to popular belief, his competency is a judicial and political question, not a psychiatric one.
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Psychiatric hospitals closed, while an embarrassed profession tried to reinvent itself, eventually overhauling its diagnostic manual.
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People with a developmental or psychiatric disability, in particular, report being discriminated against at polling sites.
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He said in a post on Twitter that the driver had a background of psychiatric problems.
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Susman, 29, is a doctoral clinical psychology intern at the Manhattan Psychiatric Center in New York.
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"With the psychiatric medicine, she has trouble discerning what's real and what's not," Mr. Feeman said.
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