That only a good psychiatrist can do, and you, sir, are not a psychiatrist.
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There's no worse time to find a psychiatrist than when you really need a psychiatrist.
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Bandy Lee, a Yale psychiatrist, Jerrold Post, a former CIA profiler, and John Zinner, a psychiatrist at George Washington University.
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The bride's father is a psychiatrist in Guilford, and works part time as a psychiatrist at the Grove School in Madison.
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The committee hired a forensic psychiatrist to examine him, but Adams refused to undergo testing or provide any documents to the psychiatrist.
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The American Psychiatric Association has issued clear guidelines that a psychiatrist cannot diagnose a person whom the psychiatrist has never personally assessed.
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You had a psychiatrist, "the hanging psychiatrist," Dr. James Grigson, who would make predictions of future violence based on a diagnosis of sociopathy.
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McPherson, a child and adolescent psychiatrist as well as a forensic psychiatrist in Shreveport, Louisiana, has worked in juvenile detention facilities for three decades.
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It is, after all, a play about a psychiatrist — and not only that, but a psychiatrist who made history at an earlier annual meeting, in Dallas.
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"I saw my psychiatrist, I saw another psychiatrist again today, I already met my primary counselor and I have a one-on-one with her tomorrow," Catelynn said.
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Lawyers for the state responded that there was no right to a "partisan psychiatrist" and that "a neutral court-appointed psychiatrist who is equally available to both parties" was sufficient.
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Osborne advises new mothers with depression to seek out a specialist, like a reproductive psychiatrist, who might be more seasoned in these issues than a general psychiatrist or an OB-GYN.
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" The psychiatrist said she had a "general anxiety disorder.
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" Dr. Sigurd Schmidt, a psychiatrist and the clinical director of General Adult Community Psychiatrist Services in New Zealand, says the potential dangers of avoiding medication if an individual suffers from schizophrenia are "significant.
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"He probably needs the help of a psychiatrist," Bekh said.
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PALOMER: Yes, we have psychologists and psychiatrist on the team.
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But Dr. Carole Lieberman is not your typical forensic psychiatrist.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober reacts on 'Fox & Friends First.
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Technically, she's the head of HR and a licensed psychiatrist.
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He's not a pastor, psychiatrist, or even an advice columnist.
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FLORIAN Ruths is a consultant psychiatrist at London's Maudsley Hospital.
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So I think he needs to see a psychiatrist, personally.
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The psychiatrist was easy, finding a therapist has been tricky.
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Then I started TMS [transcranial magnetic stimulation] with my psychiatrist.
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I'm an Indiana farm boy turned New York City psychiatrist.
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I also started to see a psychiatrist and a therapist.
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How does Facebook know who your gynecologist or psychiatrist is?
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He's going to see a psychiatrist named Dr. [Shahla] Modir.
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Or consider what ADHD guru and child psychiatrist Ned Hallowell
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The groom's mother is a child psychiatrist in Milford, Conn.
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He is a specialist in physical medicine, not a psychiatrist.
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As a psychiatrist, Grigo says such findings give her hope.
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Her psychiatrist husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne) is loving and attentive.
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And Dr. Carole Lieberman, a psychiatrist in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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He also sees an additional psychiatrist and takes three drugs.
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Brian Barnett M.D. is an addiction psychiatrist in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Later, as the mastermind, I was taken to the psychiatrist.
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We were less awed by his work as a psychiatrist.
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It was then that they went to see the psychiatrist.
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I recall a visit to the psychiatrist in his office.
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When that didn't work, she sent Kate to a psychiatrist.
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"A psychiatrist puts a woman on Xanax," Dr. Humphreys said.
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When psychiatrist Michael Alpert in Cambridge, Massachusetts, created a Change.
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Dr. Friedman is a psychiatrist and a contributing opinion writer.
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I head over to the psychiatrist to discuss my meds.
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She had never felt this tired, she told her psychiatrist.
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His parents later found another psychiatrist, who misdiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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His father, a retired psychiatrist, also practiced in New York.
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After her suicide attempt, Louise's psychiatrist suggested she try ketamine.
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So my psychiatrist prescribed it to replace my pink pills.
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I've been honest: with myself, my psychologist and my psychiatrist.
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"There were terrifying flashbacks, police inquiries and psychiatrist appointments," Mrs.
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As a psychiatrist I know something about how memory works.
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Ford is a psychiatrist who cares for mentally ill prisoners.
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JEFFREY B. FREEDMAN, NEW YORK The writer is a psychiatrist.
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I also had an emotional visit with my psychiatrist today.
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JULIA FRANK Silver Spring, Md. The writer is a psychiatrist.
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They headed to the clinic where Mr. Bonds's psychiatrist worked.
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But a California child psychiatrist, Dr. Arthur Kornhaber, came close.
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Her father is a pulmonologist; her mother is a psychiatrist.
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Rating: 5/10"The Sopranos" (1999-2007)If a mob boss was ever visiting a psychiatrist, he'd be in the trunk of his car by the end of the week, along with the psychiatrist.
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Produced between 217 and 220, these works caught the attention of the hospital's head psychiatrist, Alec C. Dalzell, who had been influenced by the German psychiatrist Hans Prinzhorn's 1922 book, Artistry of the Mentally Ill.
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Dr. Willenbring did not set out to be an addictions psychiatrist.
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The victims were a forensic psychiatrist, two paralegals and a counselor.
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The psychiatrist repeats that Eve is too close to the investigation.
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In the course of consulting with a psychiatrist, he was diagnosed.
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Sophy is a leading psychiatrist in Hollywood, treating scores of celebs.
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What Dog gets me way more than my psychiatrist does pic.twitter.
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The psychiatrist was aghast because she recognized some of the people.
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She decided to see a psychiatrist to cope with her anxiety.
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The only time she leaves home is to see her psychiatrist.
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Go to a psychiatrist who disclosed our confessed affairs in public?
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I saw a psychiatrist, and I gave it to my supervisor.
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Bill is "going crackers" and he "humorously" killed his former psychiatrist.
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Oh, skip "Frontier Psychiatrist" though—that one has always been wank.
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They consult with a psychiatrist, often over the phone, Whooley said.
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I also had Corbett's medical records from prison, and psychiatrist reports.
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We had one psychiatrist, and she wasn't available all the time.
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In 1995, New York City psychiatrist Ivan Goldberg logged onto PsyCom.
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But it's not, according to French sexologist and psychiatrist Philippe Brenot.
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Nidal Hasan, an Army psychiatrist, opened fire at Fort Hood, Tex.
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I began to see a psychiatrist, but it wasn't helping much.
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Alero: Getting a psychiatrist or a therapist is a good start.
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Sure enough you can easily hire a psychiatrist for your dog.
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And I was like, 'I have to go see a psychiatrist.
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The psychiatrist was a kind Serbian man with an unflappable expression.
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"I felt like Reijer was my first psychiatrist," Mr. Gauwloos said.
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The psychiatrist recommended an OCD intensive at a children's psychiatric hospital.
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My own psychiatrist recommended ECT for me, but my parents refused.
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He began seeing a psychiatrist last month; so did his parents.
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The bride's father is a psychiatrist in private practice in Brooklyn.
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As psychiatrist Lundy Bancroft writes in Why Does He Do That?
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The waiting list to see the psychiatrist was eight months long.
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Your father is a psychiatrist, and your mother was an architect.
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A partnership she formed with her lawyer and a psychiatrist soured.
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I head off to Manhattan for an appointment with my psychiatrist.
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Al Sharpton called for a psychiatrist to examine the jogger's amnesia.
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It didn't matter that my psychiatrist had increased my antipsychotic dosage.
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I never thought the college wouldn't have a psychiatrist on staff.
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She retired as a child psychiatrist at the Oxford N.H.S. Trust.
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"Don't play psychiatrist any more than George should be," she added.
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A court-appointed psychiatrist deemed Mr. Crump fit to stand trial.
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He charges less per hour than your average Park Avenue psychiatrist.
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His parents, a dentist and a psychiatrist, hired a coding tutor.
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The psychiatrist gave me a mood stabilizer, then withdrew the treatment.
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The bride, 39, is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in Christchurch.
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Two works in this exhibition were originally submitted to his psychiatrist.
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His wife is a resident psychiatrist at the University of Louisville.
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His wife is a resident psychiatrist at the University of Louisville.
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He receives regular visits from a psychiatrist and a peer counselor.
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"His mind is not his age," a psychiatrist once told Arlene.
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At Mallory's request, his psychiatrist confirmed to me that Mallory was given a diagnosis of bipolar II. The psychiatrist said that Mallory, because of his mother's illness, sometimes had "somatic complaints, fears, and preoccupations," including about cancer.
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"If a psychiatrist could disclose a little more, you might have been able to catch that guy," Giuliani said, referring to Sandy Hook gunman Adam Lanza, who had seen a psychiatrist before gunning down the elementary school.
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Bandy Lee, a Yale psychiatrist, Jerrold Post, a former CIA profiler, and John Zinner, a psychiatrist at George Washington University, wrote in a statement accompanying the petition, which was first reported by the British outlet The Independent.
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia evolves with technology.
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This time, my psychiatrist suggested the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) Prozac.
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Kathleen, a psychiatrist, is, as Amelia complains during the episode, The Worst.
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Nicks told Newsweek the psychiatrist insisted Klonopin would keep her off cocaine.
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Without therapy she wasn't allowed to see a psychiatrist for her medications.
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"It's a massive privacy fail," the psychiatrist told me at the time.
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I was like, 'Wow, I'll need to see a psychiatrist after this.
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She continues to take medication and visits her psychiatrist every three months.
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Then we had to find a doctor and a psychiatrist in Indianapolis.
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Bloghag, I couldn't be less qualified to debate a literal professional psychiatrist.
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"He's a psychiatrist, and he should have been an actor," Bradley said.
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Do we say that now it's available to anyone who's a psychiatrist?
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And had Prince seen a psychiatrist, particularly one who specializes in addiction?
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In February, he went to a psychiatrist, who diagnosed him with PTSD.
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"John does everything we ask him to do," his forensic psychiatrist said.
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Hans R. Agrawal is a psychiatrist in private practice in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Like Huff, Gypsy is about a psychiatrist who's, like, really messed up!
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A new psychiatrist switched me to Zoloft, but I felt no difference.
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Taylor called to the stand Doctor Joan Gomez, a psychiatrist from the
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Johann Feilacher, a psychiatrist and working artist himself, is Museum Gugging's director.
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Fort Hood Army psychiatrist Nidal Malik Hasan "self-radicalized" on the Internet.
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Hawaii is a great place to be a psychiatrist or an astronomer.
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A bed was waiting—the psychiatrist had arranged for a pre-admit.
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They revealed that Quinn had been the Joker's psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum.
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A government psychiatrist told Reuters he has no doubt about the diagnosis.
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A Harvard psychiatrist says 3 things are the secret to real happiness
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He sees a therapist once a week and a prescribing psychiatrist monthly.
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Then she asks if she can refer me to an oncology psychiatrist.
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Or, if there was, it certainly wasn't something a psychiatrist could fix.
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I went to a psychiatrist to ask what the hell I saw.
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He brought in a psychiatrist named Pierre Johannet as an expert witness.
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But "Helping Your Anxious Child," which Max's psychiatrist recommended, changed my perspective.
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The writer is a psychiatrist at Contra Costa County Regional Medical Center.
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His family doctor prescribed an antidepressant and referred him to a psychiatrist.
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The bride's father is a psychiatrist in private practice in West Hartford.
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A psychiatrist prescribed him Valium, and he developed an addiction to it.
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A psychiatrist prescribed a daily dose of Escitalopram, better known as Lexapro.
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The groom's mother is a psychiatrist in private practice in Fresno, Calif.
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The groom's mother, a child psychiatrist, is in private practice in Huntsville.
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Ms. Madani found the omnipotence exhilarating, said one psychiatrist who examined her.
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DAVID FASSLER, BURLINGTON, VT. The writer is a child and adolescent psychiatrist.
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"The psychiatrist who originally put me on it hung himself," she adds.
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Yet any practicing psychiatrist or defense lawyer can easily confirm similar examples.
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Her prison psychiatrist found Nazanin is not fit to be in prison.
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I was supposed to have a virtual psychiatrist appointment at 5 p.m.
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Dr. James Knoll is a leading forensic psychiatrist who studies mass murderers.
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"I'm not a psychiatrist and I don't dig into that," Woodward replied.
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Your father, a psychiatrist, prescribed you Ritalin when you were a teenager.
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As a doctor in training, he lobbied her psychiatrist to try clozapine.
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Allister Bush, a child psychiatrist in Wellington, replies immediately to her email.
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A day later, the jail's psychiatrist diagnosed him suffering from serious psychosis.
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Searching online, she came across the name of a psychiatrist, Keith Ablow.
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Dr. Ayat, 50, had been the only psychiatrist in the provincial hospital.
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Her father, she notes, worked as a psychiatrist — which explains much, she jokes.
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Frustrated with the weight gain, I made an appointment to see my psychiatrist.
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The first time she saw a psychiatrist was after her August suicide attempt.
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A court-appointed psychiatrist suggested he might be faking insanity to avoid punishment.
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From 1987 to 1989, he recurred as psychiatrist Dr. Larry Dykstra on ALF.
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Doctors of the World has just one psychiatrist and one psychologist working there.
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It wasn't enough, and I told that to her psychiatrist in a meeting.
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Dr. Cohen (left), 49, is a psychiatrist in New York and Sharon, Conn.
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According to the Boston Globe, the psychiatrist said Celexa can inhibit impulse control.
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"You can't help but feel the second-guessing," said Meen, a Toronto psychiatrist.
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I also saw my psychiatrist weekly to make sure everything was going well.
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An Army psychiatrist went on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood on Nov.
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She had been cast as a psychiatrist who helps a detective solve cases.
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One prolific exemption provider is a psychiatrist who runs an anti-aging clinic.
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His psychiatrist back in California diagnosed him with panic attacks and prescribed Xanax.
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Then he discovered a psychiatrist in a small town north of San Francisco.
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Ask any doctor, ask any child welfare specialist, ask any psychiatrist, ask yourself.
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Other victims included a forensic psychiatrist, a counselor and a Fountain Hills couple.
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The only support she has, she said, is her psychiatrist and her doctor.
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At the highest level, a psychiatrist is an MD who can prescribe medication.
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He was the only person who knew about the pills the psychiatrist prescribed.
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A nurse gave her the respect she was seeking and recommended a psychiatrist.
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The judge is waiting for a custody evaluation by at least one psychiatrist.
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The next day I spent two hours with the psychiatrist assigned to me.
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Celia Trotta, M.D., M.B.A., is a board certified psychiatrist and founder of www.PsychiatryHealth.com.
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He had planned on getting his medical degree to become an Army psychiatrist.
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Most recently they might have spotted her as a psychiatrist on Showtime's Dexter.
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During Yugoslavia's communist period, Mr Karadzic was a colourful Montenegrin poet and psychiatrist.
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Kenny calls Lee a "dime store psychiatrist," and Lee continues to provoke him.
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Thursday, May 31 Steven Pitt, a forensic psychiatrist was the best-known victim.
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Kellyanne Conway on Wednesday defended Trump, however, saying her husband isn't a psychiatrist.
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Consider that more than 22019 percent of rural counties lack a single psychiatrist.
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He was born to Edward and Karen Zuckerberg, a dentist and psychiatrist, respectively.
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The book made Kramer famous — or at least famous for an academic psychiatrist.
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Liberman ended up as a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, where he became depressed.
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Her psychiatrist recommended she hang up the phone and get back to work.
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As a psychiatrist in the 1970s, he did groundbreaking research on bipolar disorder.
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Your surgeon is probably a Republican and your psychiatrist is probably a Democrat.
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Talking to psychiatrist, a friend, or a family member can be extremely helpful.
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The article also stated that Ben Finder's psychiatrist screened him for metabolic disorders.
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In one case, a psychiatrist prescribed the antipsychotic medication olanzapine to a prisoner.
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The one here, El Pampero Hospital, hasn't employed a psychiatrist in two years.
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Four years later, he tried to find a psychiatrist to help Ms. Luhn.
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His father is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in private practice in Tucson.
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STEVEN S. ROLFE, BRYN MAWR, PA. The writer is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.
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I'm a psychiatrist, and my practice has been full since he was elected.
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Diagnosis "You look awful," Esther Sarid, a psychiatrist in Toronto, told her patient.
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Actually, when I went to the psychiatrist he said I only had anxiety.
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In fact, both my psychiatrist and general practitioner applauded me for my dedication.
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I was being treated for depression and I was talking to my psychiatrist.
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Yet, when I arrived at the center in Manhattan, the psychiatrist wasn't there.
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Now her main problem was anxiety, and she saw a psychiatrist for that.
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After her discharge, she was treated by both a psychologist and a psychiatrist.
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I had never met with a psychiatrist, never met with a therapist before.
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As a psychiatrist, I have witnessed firsthand the negative effects of such discrimination.
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He is seeing a psychiatrist and therapist in prison, according to the newspaper.
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He's thinking about seeing a psychiatrist and wants to ask for a referral.
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He was now a psychiatrist, a Jungian analyst, living in the Bay Area.
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Mr. Atlas, who lived in Manhattan, married Dr. Fels, a psychiatrist, in 1975.
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His father, Leonard, was a psychiatrist, and his mother, Clida, a social worker.
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"I trained as a psychiatrist and know what paranoia looks like," he said.
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A psychiatrist, he works at the Mayo Clinic, a hospital in Rochester, Minn.
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Celia Trotta, M.D., M.B.A, is a board certified psychiatrist and founder of www.PsychiatryHealth.
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Psychiatrist Jason Beaman testified for the defense on Monday that Majors has schizophrenia.
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"It reinforces an old intuition," my psychiatrist friend Hans, in Boston, told me.
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Carter suffers from depression, according to a psychiatrist who testified in the case.
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I want to complete graduate school, attend medical school, and become a psychiatrist.
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"Actually as a psychiatrist I find that helpful in many respects," he added.
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The psychiatrist, they were told, could see Mr. Bonds at 3:30 p.m.
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Dr. Nash, a psychiatrist, is director of psychological health at Marine Corps Headquarters.
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Opposite me sat a young psychiatrist with an expertly rehearsed concerned listening face.
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The victims were identified as a prominent forensic psychiatrist, a counselor and two paralegals.
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The patient's psychiatrist had told her that she was only going to get worse.
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But throughout this process, I also found angels — including my psychiatrist and my therapist.
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One psychiatrist, Paul Fedoroff, of the University of Ottawa, takes a very different stance.
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I spoke to Trevor Turner, honorary consultant psychiatrist with the East London Foundation Trust.
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It was when he was in med school and trying to become a psychiatrist.
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Pulitzer Prize winner, Harvard trained psychiatrist, political commentator extraordinaire, and dear colleague and friend.
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According to reports, Burchard was a respected child psychiatrist with an affinity for magic.
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Psychiatrist Steven Pitt evaluated Jones during divorce proceedings and testified against him in 2010.
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It was a psychiatrist who blithely asked me at 20 if I smoked cannabis.
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It said the psychiatrist was removed from patient care and placed on administrative duties.
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They were looking for some psychiatrist who had to sign off on psych releases.
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"I think there's a duty to warn," psychiatrist Jerrold Post told The New Yorker.
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Under the care of a psychiatrist and on medication, Mr. Pean left Texas behind.
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"I was a practicing psychiatrist for many years and saw many patients," Hough said.
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I checked into a Veteran's Administration hospital and got some help from a psychiatrist.
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When Todd's psychiatrist suggested he start taking psychedelics, he figured it was a joke.
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His mother called his psychiatrist, who told her to bring Keith to the hospital.
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That's not my opinion, but the opinion of a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist .
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A different psychiatrist gives you a diagnosis: PTSD, acute panic disorder, depression, and agoraphobia.
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The witness was a psychiatrist who spoke briefly to members of Tibbetts&apos family.
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The name Asperger syndrome was introduced by the British psychiatrist Lorna Wing in 1981.
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Recently I started going to a new psychiatrist to receive treatment for panic disorder.
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To paraphrase [noted psychiatrist and psychotherapist] Carl Jung, 'It's not what happens to you.
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Then, depending on your answer, ask yourself if you need to see a psychiatrist.
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"I had an MRI, and the neurologist referred me to a psychiatrist," she continued.
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One said Alexandria was overhead screaming, "I need a psychiatrist!" hours before Anastasia died.
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She visited a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with depression and put on an antidepressant.
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While I was sick, I was seeing my psychiatrist once or twice a week.
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Otherwise, I can see my psychiatrist, therapist, primary care doctor, and dentist for free.
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They suggested that Yu see a psychiatrist who was working with their GI department.
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Police said the suspect killed a noted forensic psychiatrist, two paralegals and a counselor.
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A psychiatrist followed up the next day to assess his capacity to make decisions.
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Reena Kapoor, a forensic psychiatrist at Yale University, frequently performs evaluations for asylum seekers.
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" Kellyanne Conway also said at the time that her husband should not "play psychiatrist.
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"He would get mad with his parents over nothing," recalled the psychiatrist, Dr. Chemceddine.
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Clinton called a psychiatrist to testify that the child's well-being depended on it.
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BD Wong played Dr. George Huang, a forensic psychiatrist that specializes in sexual assault.
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The psychiatrist was both laconic and somehow heedless in his dealings with the paranormal.
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Years where a psychiatrist watched deeply inappropriate videos with a veteran in the room.
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"Even back in 1996 my patients dreaded their visit to the psychiatrist," Nitschke said.
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Brown, the psychiatrist, was actually hired to advise Corizon in its case against Hicklin.
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My psychiatrist at the time, however, didn't believe me when I explained the symptoms.
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Professor Sabine Bahn is a psychiatrist who runs the Cambridge Centre for Neuropsychiatric Research.
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As a psychiatrist, Foster attacks the issue diagnostically, but she's not making actual diagnoses.
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Dr. Michael D. Alpert is a psychiatrist and clinical faculty at Harvard Medical School.
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She's now taking medication, seeing "an incredible psychiatrist," and being supported by her family.
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For a psychiatrist, writing a prescription remains as much an art as a science.
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"Your mental health effects your immunity," Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist and author, told CNN.
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The writer, a psychiatrist, is a professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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Benedetti became interested in this idea as a young psychiatrist in the early 1990s.
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The bride's father retired as a psychiatrist at Baystate Wing Hospital in Palmer, Mass.
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If the doctor is extremely depressed or suicidal, I'll refer them to a psychiatrist.
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The psychiatrist Anthony Feinstein explores this complexity in his book, "Shooting War" (Glitterati Editions).
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A year into her residency, Poorman decided to turn to a psychiatrist for help.
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The writer is a psychiatrist affiliated with SUNY Upstate Medical University and Tufts University.
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When she was still no better, she saw another psychiatrist, who added an antipsychotic.
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Dr. Mitch-Gomez referred her to a psychiatrist who specialized in cancer and depression.
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The bride's father, a psychiatrist, is the director of psychiatry in Pagosa Springs, Colo.
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The bride's father is a psychiatrist in private practice in Chicago and Highland Park.
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I needed a note from my psychiatrist declaring me fit to return to duty.
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I see a pain specialist once a month and a psychiatrist every three months.
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Finally, a psychiatrist started her on the clonazepam three times a day as needed.
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"It was a fool's game," said Daniel Zagury, a psychiatrist who interviewed both women.
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It didn't really work out because I didn't feel comfortable talking to the psychiatrist.
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Her father was a U.S. Army psychiatrist, and her mother is an urban planner.
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia is evolving as technology changes.
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My new therapist in Austin, a psychiatrist, wanted me to try a different antidepressant.
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If you agree with me on 12 out of 12 issues, see a psychiatrist.
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When I was a boy, for instance, going to a psychiatrist was considered shameful.
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"My dad's a psychiatrist and my mom's a psychologist," he said with a shrug.
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Another asked about requiring a psychiatrist to be on hand at the White House.
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Her mother is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst in private practice, also in New York.
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He then worked as a psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital, also studying manic depression.
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He later told a psychiatrist that he could not remember what happened that night.
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My psychiatrist suggested a treatment center in Midtown that specializes in panic and OCD.
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That book also had a premise that sounds ripe for jokes and whimsy — guy walks into a psychiatrist and complains that his bad dreams change the nature of reality around him; psychiatrist decides to use the guy's power for fame and fortune.
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After hearing testimony from the second psychiatrist, as well as a third psychiatrist who'd treated the girl prior to her admission, the girl was discharged from the mental health unit—presumably, after what must have been a frightening and profoundly traumatic experience.
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Michael Cannell gives credit where credit is due in INCENDIARY: The Psychiatrist, the Mad Bomber, and the Invention of Criminal Profiling (Minotaur, $24.953) by profiling one of the pioneers, Dr. James A. Brussel, a New York psychiatrist who specialized in the criminal mind.
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Some of the best-read letters of the year were part of an exchange about President Trump's mental health, starting with a warning from mental health professionals, followed by a critical response from a psychiatrist and a different response from a psychiatrist.
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His psychiatrist wrote a prescription for "parrot therapy" at my sanctuary and it really worked.
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She writes me the prescriptions I need and gives me a list of psychiatrist referrals.
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INGRAHAM: And psychiatrist, Harvard Medical School, Pullet Surprise, more awards than we can list here.
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The album is littered with these sorts of reflections, where Booker plays his own psychiatrist.
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Among them was Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, author Willa Cather and artist Georgia O&aposKeeffe.
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A neurologist can't study that, a psychiatrist can't study that, a neurophysiologist can't study that.
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I came to the officer with documents from a psychiatrist, and documents from my psychologist.
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I spent hours talking about Namir and Saeed with this perceptive psychiatrist, Dr Maryam Dar.
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"A psychiatrist can never know if he is going to do it again," Zagury said.
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" —bglass28 "Everything is doctor prescribed and I can't afford $82553+/hour to see a psychiatrist.
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He is now going to meetings and he will start seeing a psychiatrist as well.
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Friedman's order imposes nearly three dozen conditions, including monthly meetings with his psychiatrist in Washington.
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Now the defendants have hammered out a deal to have a psychiatrist check out Silva.
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Then, del Rey offered up her (presumably plastic) surgeon's number as well as a psychiatrist.
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Authorities say Nagareddy, as a psychiatrist, should not have been prescribing painkillers to his patients.
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My parents sent me to a psychiatrist, who put me on a cocktail of antidepressants.
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You know, he's the psychiatrist from Cheers and (of course) Frasier, played by Kelsey Grammer.
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Among those involved in the project were a copy-editor, a judge, and a psychiatrist.
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The psychiatrist suspected that Yu's stomach problems could be helped, in part, with an antidepressant.
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She was first diagnosed with the condition by a Los Angeles-based psychiatrist in 1988.
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Doctors enlisted a psychiatrist to evaluate whether they could keep Mr. Purdy in the hospital.
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On the day that the psychiatrist died, Middleton found herself awake in the early hours.
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In 1990, the psychiatrist Jerrold Post presented to Congress a psychological profile of Saddam Hussein.
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The writer, a psychiatrist and medical ethicist, is the author of "Psychiatry on the Edge."
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Psychiatrist Donald Black proposed that the tickle reflex motivates us to protect sensitive body parts.
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"I think there's a lot of performance pressure on young people," Kovacs, the psychiatrist, said.
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And afterward, uncomfortably aware that whatever they post online may be seen by their psychiatrist.
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The appointment with the psychiatrist turns out to be an appointment with a social worker.
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"Of course you can still love people who do bad things," psychiatrist Gail Saltz said.
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After Luhn suffered a "mental breakdown," the suit says, Shine sought a psychiatrist for her.
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His father is a psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York.
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"With Alzheimer's, dosage is everything," says Paul Rosenberg, a geriatric psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Lori said she joined MA 13 years ago after hearing about it from a psychiatrist.
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The term was coined by psychiatrist and Harvard University professor Chester M. Pierce in 1970.
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Through the shelter, Ms. Hanna has access to a counselor, a therapist and a psychiatrist.
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Her first husband, Dr. Lawrence Breslau, a psychiatrist, moved the family to Cleveland in 1960.
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"These issues raise barriers," said Dr. Erick Turner, a psychiatrist at Oregon Health & Science University.
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She went back to the psychiatrist she saw a few times after her husband died.
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He went to stay with his parents, saw a psychiatrist and found the right medication.
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Her psychiatrist contacted Macdonald's manager to warn that she might be planning to harm him.
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Medication, visits to a psychiatrist and studying each day, he said, have suppressed those voices.
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His psychiatrist adjusted his medications as needed and provided excellent medical care, support and counseling.
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At one point in my life, I thought I was going to be a psychiatrist.
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A few months later, the lawyer said, she was diagnosed with autism by a psychiatrist.
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Dr. Pilley was a professor emeritus of psychology at Wofford College, not a retired psychiatrist.
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He is a polite, well-educated, engaging, important psychiatrist as well as a true gentleman.
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The treatment philosophy embraced by the consulting psychiatrist was based on humanistic and psychodynamic principles.
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Also, you get your jobs from your psychiatrist, who prescribes the time drugs as well.
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The disorders listed by the psychiatrist do not necessarily cause severe impairment, even in combination.
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Yes, it turns out that famed Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach is a stone-cold hottie.
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The psychiatrist gave her tranquilizers and an antipsychotic drug and told her to stop writing.
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"When you develop severe mental illness, you are driving off a cliff," the psychiatrist said.
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I'm seeing a psychologist and a psychiatrist, and I'm taking medication for my depression now.
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The Rolles said in Young's case, that meant a psychiatrist, which he refused to see.
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The bride, 43, is a psychiatrist in the psychiatric emergency department at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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Her psychiatrist told her that it was a common symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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It's something humorist and "Dilbert" comic strip creator Scott Adams calls the "psychic psychiatrist" illusion.
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Along the way, a psychiatrist diagnosed her with depression, bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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He was a psychiatrist and she, a pharmacist by training, helped him run his practice.
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Stephen N. Xenakis is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a retired Army brigadier general.
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Album cut "No More Parties In LA" also has mention of him seeing a psychiatrist.
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"They're told, make your appointment with your psychiatrist, go see your case manager," Stormer explained.
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But not every judge is Elinore Marsh Stormer, and not every psychiatrist is Irene Hurford.
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One of the first things he plans to do is take him to a psychiatrist.
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Because now I'm with a psychiatrist, and I'm talking about how this bird didn't feel so good today and wasn't very comfortable and was kind of hiding in the back of the cage, and the psychiatrist goes, 'Hmm, you're starting to talk about emotions.
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"It's safe to say once a person has tried to take his life, the chances increase that he will try again," says Edward M. Hallowell, Massachusetts-based psychiatrist and author of the memoir Because I Come From a Crazy Family: The Making of a Psychiatrist.
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I talked with an amazing psychiatrist at Stanford who deals with families that have lost children.
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Ward accepted that this is no doubt what the psychiatrist believed, but the woman felt crushed.
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In this fascinating podcast, Dr. Alexandra Sacks, a renowned psychiatrist, records her candid conversations with mothers.
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In one video, Jones specifically names Pitt as the psychiatrist conspiring with his wife against him.
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That includes Steven Pitt, a nationally recognized forensic psychiatrist in Arizona who worked on the investigation.
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To a school psychologist, who either pretended not to understand or sent you to a psychiatrist?
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A psychiatrist in my youth prescribed amphetamines to keep my mind from spiraling into unwanted territory.
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They'd found a child psychiatrist, Dr. Leo Kanner, who vowed to try to help their son.
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When she arrived, she called her psychiatrist and then committed herself to the local Mercy Hospital.
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Samantha Boardman is a clinical instructor in Psychiatry and attending psychiatrist at Weill Cornell Medical College.
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Read more: Warning signs that could mean your child is depressed, according to a child psychiatrist
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Last month, Judge Cowan rejected a petition to have Mr. Redstone interviewed by a geriatric psychiatrist.
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"Some ethnicities carry completely different genes for these enzymes," says Florida-based addiction psychiatrist Edward Barias.
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It was around 1986 and I spoke to my psychiatrist about not feeling like a woman.
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At the risk of sounding like an armchair psychiatrist, his ego identifies too strongly with Facebook.
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I told my peer counseling teacher, because she's a psychiatrist and I felt comfortable with her.
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Kept overnight for monitoring of minor injuries, he never saw a psychiatrist and became increasingly delusional.
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Michael Stone, a forensic psychiatrist who studies mass shootings, references significant massacres in 1857 and 1900.
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In court, prosecutor McShane asked about a conversation Moreno had with a psychiatrist in the hospital.
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They didn't approach their primary care physician, an internist, a therapist, psychiatrist, clergy member—no one.
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Don Grubin, a forensic psychiatrist, was a sceptic when he first began researching polygraphs in 2000.
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AA doesn't use any type of pharmaceutical intervention, but in the same situation, a psychiatrist might.
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I drop a check for my psychiatrist in the mail on my way out the door.
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For a decade, Hamilton worked as a psychiatrist in clinical settings, seeing more than 3,000 patients.
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McGrath's mother, a psychiatrist who contracted polio at 10, is a pioneer in her own right.
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A psychiatrist offered drugs to fix what he said was a chemical imbalance in her brain.
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In 1982 a psychiatrist diagnosed her manic depression and prescribed lithium to control her mood swings.
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Professional opinion without a direct examination compromises both the integrity of the psychiatrist and the profession.
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Addiction psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg delves into what drives married couples to cheat on their spouses.
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At that meeting, my psychiatrist colleagues and I discussed balancing two essential duties of our profession.
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"If you know you want or need medication, you should go to a psychiatrist," Newman says.
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Viacom — Executive Chairman Sumner Redstone should be examined by a psychiatrist, according to a judge's ruling.
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For me, this includes: medication as prescribed by a psychiatrist, therapy, sobriety, meditation, running, and writing.
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And I actually connected him to a world expert psychiatrist in bipolar and they are talking.
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I suppose there was a time when people mostly got their psychiatric advice from their psychiatrist.
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It's clear that Alice enjoys what she does; she describes herself as a "psychiatrist" of sorts.
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Earlier in the trial, a psychiatrist testified Carter was delusional after becoming "involuntarily intoxicated" by antidepressants.
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"There was no prospect or hope for her," her psychiatrist said, according to the Daily Mail.
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A psychiatrist and rehab team including physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to assist recovery.
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Jorge, a psychiatrist, is a former Vice-President, and now works as Maduro's minister of information.
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Asked to point to a blue star, Redstone pointed at a green square, the psychiatrist said.
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If anyone thinks that greeting someone means getting involved in politics, they should see a psychiatrist.
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Her mother, Hedy Howard, a psychiatrist, agreed and said that although she did not trust Mrs.
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Stephen N. Xenakis M.D. is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a retired Army brigadier general.
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Hannibal Lecter, for instance, was kept in a mental facility under the watch of a psychiatrist.
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Her father, a psychiatrist, is the associate medical director at Westwood Lodge Hospital in Westwood, Mass.
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Sam Knight on how a psychiatrist set out to collect the premonitions of the British public.
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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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Blazer had dreamed of becoming a psychiatrist, but was steered into accounting by his pragmatic mom.
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Shockingly, Andrea is a psychiatrist, and even in her inebriated condition, she quickly diagnoses Kimmy's issues.
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More From Tonic: When the psychiatrist calls a few days later, I immediately start to cry.
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I'm not a psychiatrist, but I've come to believe some can be fixed and others cannot.
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During the last loss of both therapist and psychiatrist, I became technically homeless for four months.
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Monash University's Dr. Danny Sullivan is an actual-qualified psychiatrist and a specialist in criminal fraud.
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HAROLD I. SCHWARTZHARTFORD The writer is psychiatrist in chief at the Institute of Living/Hartford Hospital.
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Of course, no psychologist or psychiatrist can actually diagnose anyone, real or fictional, without meeting them.
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Any more and we have to pay 100 percent before deductible, which would include any psychiatrist.
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Based on feedback from that investigator, Delta decided to have Ms. Petitt examined by a psychiatrist.
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"If you have a bad reaction, we can apply for Strattera again!" the psychiatrist said, cheerful.
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When I get to his office, my psychiatrist notes how tired I look, which is great.
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Maybe she should talk to her psychiatrist about her stress before seeing another doctor, he suggested.
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"Stigma holds us back from discussing it openly," says Larissa Mooney, a California-based addiction psychiatrist.
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"We have two 'selves,'" explained Dr. Omar Sultan Haque, a Harvard University psychiatrist and social scientist.
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Her father is an attending psychiatrist at VA West Los Angeles Medical Center in Los Angeles.
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But the bank robbery charges, he insisted to the psychiatrist, were a case of mistaken identity.
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A psychiatrist named Rick Ingrasci treated 100 patients with MDMA, about a third of them couples.
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In June of that year, a French psychiatrist administered ibogaine to a 44-year-old woman.
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Read more: These warning signs could mean your child is depressed, according to a child psychiatrist
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If this person is seeing a psychiatrist or therapist, get him or her on the phone.
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He was trained and practiced as a psychiatrist, even spending some time in the United States.
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On Saturday I called his psychiatrist, who spoke with him and made an appointment for Tuesday.
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Sometimes, it can recommend people we'd rather not know, like the patients of the same psychiatrist.
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But Dr. Ballenger, the court-appointed psychiatrist, declared Mr. Roof competent, along with a consulting neuropsychologist.
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Her mother, a psychiatrist, is a clinical research auditor in Chicago for Rush University Medical Center.
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Probably a callback from the one psychiatrist within hundreds of miles who is taking new patients.
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As a psychiatrist, I can attest that most people with depression are not cured by polypharmacy.
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The best scene in "9 Circles" is a flashback to Iraq, when Reeves consults a psychiatrist.
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A doctor dismissed her symptoms as a bid for attention and referred her to a psychiatrist.
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According to the psychiatrist Roy Grinker, Sigmund Freud often had his Chinese chow, Jofi, attend analyses.
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Subjects take psilocybin twice, with two guides assigned to each person, usually a psychologist and psychiatrist.
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As a psychiatrist might tell us, the deeper something is repressed, the more power it exerts.
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JEFFREY B. FREEDMAN, NEW YORK The writer is a psychiatrist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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In later years, a psychiatrist told Bishop that she was lucky to have survived her childhood.
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Distracted in the lab, he seemed frail and diminished, and was being treated by a psychiatrist.
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"Islam in its fundamentalist form provides simple guidelines," Dr. Tichy, the psychiatrist, testified at the trial.
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Members have invited Yale University psychiatrist Dr. Bandy Lee on President Trump's mental fitness for office.
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Dr. Seaver, a psychiatrist, is in Lamaze class with his very pregnant wife, Maggie (Joanna Kerns).
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" He then added: "You have to ask Mr. Pavlensky if he has seen a psychiatrist recently.
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When I got out, I tried to see the psychiatrist again to get back to selling.
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The father asked for a psychiatrist and a social worker to be sent to the home.
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I talked to Dr. Irene Hurford, a psychiatrist and assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
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It's determined that he needs to speak with a psychiatrist, a trauma specialist: Dr. Stanley Keyworth.
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The only person keeping Thale in check is a psychiatrist named Dr. Agatha Matheson (Gretchen Mol).
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It ranks as one of the highest-paying cities for health-care fields, including psychiatrist and surgeon.
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The psychiatrist diagnosed Petitt with bipolar disorder and the company grounded her for more than a year.
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Psychiatrist Steven Pitt evaluated Dwight Lamon Jones during divorce proceedings and testified against him in September 2010.
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My psychiatrist tells me it's called "dissociated post-traumatic stress," but that a psychological backlash is possible.
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I've been seeing her since I was 18, and she's the best psychiatrist I've ever been to.
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If plaintiffs had ever visited a psychologist or psychiatrist, the lawyers could demand to see their files.
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Conversion therapy has a chequered history, with the influence of psychiatrist Sigmund Freud casting a long shadow.
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Moses, the psychiatrist, said that the country's few clinics weren't capable of stemming the tide of addiction.
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"My uncle was a psychiatrist in Austria and he made me take a Rorschach test," Illenberger explains.
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So you're concerned that this law would turn you from a hairdresser into a psychiatrist of sorts.
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" The concept of panic defense is rooted in psychiatrist Edward J. Kempf's idea of "acute homosexual panic.
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Before the split, a psychiatrist had also encouraged the couple to stay together, despite the huge dysfunction.
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The court mandated that he drive to D.C. monthly to meet with a psychiatrist at the hospital.
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"No one gives me a second look," Hinckley, now 2911, told a psychiatrist in a recent evaluation.
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", "XPOST with /r/Japan - our annual PSA: Stay away from 'psychiatrist' Doug Berger ", and "AVOID Douglas Berger.
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"Laughter can be very therapeutic," Dr. Julia Sampton, a psychiatrist who specializes in treating mood disorders, explained.
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Where I live, it's easier to buy Klonopin from a dealer than it is from a psychiatrist.
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The psychiatrist changed my anti-depressants and put me on Prazosin, a medication used to reduce nightmares.
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John Halpern, a former Harvard psychiatrist, has devoted a substantial amount of his career to studying flashbacks.
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"I can see what people are responding to," said Dr. Robert Pyles, a psychiatrist in suburban Boston.
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I do, however, reach back out to the oncology psychiatrist and make an appointment to see her.
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The psychiatrist also provided expertise in the death investigation of child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey in 1996.
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But one of the key arguments the author, a psychiatrist, makes is the therapeutic benefit of running.
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He allows Suboxone when the court psychiatrist recommends it, which is for about 35 percent of participants.
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"He is adamant that he never wants to touch or handle a firearm again," the psychiatrist said.
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The child psychiatrist David Shaffer recruited her to Columbia to begin exploring risk factors for youth suicide.
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The author is a psychiatrist in New York City, and she nails her characters and their longings.
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He became a leading forensic psychiatrist in Vienna and was decorated by the Austrian government in 1975.
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Her parents took her to a family therapist, who, after several months, referred her to a psychiatrist.
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In 1972, a Tulane psychiatrist used them to try to create "heterosexual arousal" in a gay man.
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He said "you'd have to ask her psychiatrist" whether the senator believes she can win in 2020.
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It was an obsession that took me to the office of a sharp, open-minded French psychiatrist.
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"I mean half the counties in America, you can't find a psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker," he said.
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There are people who dress up as her as a psychiatrist, before she even became Harley Quinn.
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He asked this in the manner a psychiatrist might inquire after the mental health of a patient.
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BANDY X. LEE, NEW HAVEN The writer is a forensic psychiatrist at the Yale School of Medicine.
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"Everyone has a personality," Allen Frances, a psychiatrist who took part in writing the DSM, told me.
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With depression no longer causing her persistent symptoms, her psychiatrist advised her to consult a sleep specialist.
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Jeffrey BorensteinNew YorkThe writer, a psychiatrist, is president and chief executive of the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation.
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I saw a therapist once a week and a psychiatrist every other week for a medication assessment.
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Friends of mine with actual jobs and offspring spend their weekends vomiting on psychiatrist-led ayahuasca retreats.
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The writer is a psychiatrist affiliated with SUNY Upstate Medical University and Tufts University School of Medicine.
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Also, you need letters from a doctor, psychiatrist, and counselor that prove this procedure is medically necessary.
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The writer is an addiction psychiatrist and chairman of the Houston Harris County Office of Drug Policy.
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A severely depressed friend needs professional assistance from a psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker or another medical professional.
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If a vote were taken, he could probably win a contest for the worst psychiatrist in history.
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She told the patient to continue to work with her psychiatrist to get her symptoms under control.
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The writer is a psychiatrist and medical ethicist affiliated with SUNY Upstate Medical University and Tufts University.
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She was also planning to start seeing a psychiatrist referred to her by a public city hospital.
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Nixon's men authorize a break-in at the office of the Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
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"Psychedelics amplify painful memories ... and emotions," said MAPS trained psychiatrist Dr. Will Siu in the Goop episode.
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Doctors A psychiatrist with incurable cancer wonders whether his own sessions in therapy will die with him.
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"Getting a commitment here is really hard," said Merijeanne Moore, a psychiatrist in private practice in Anchorage.
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Conversion therapy has a checkered history, with the influence of psychiatrist Sigmund Freud casting a long shadow.
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The writer is a psychiatrist affiliated with Tufts University School of Medicine and SUNY Upstate Medical University.
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And even a psychiatrist needs to examine someone, as psychiatrists do, in order to make a diagnosis.
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So she called them, hoping she could see a psychiatrist who could guide her through her trauma.
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Suddenly, Northeastern took notice; she was cleared to see a psychiatrist two days after she was released.
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It is about a prominent Manhattan psychiatrist named Isaac Herschkopf, who allegedly abused his patients for decades.
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Pollock's wife, the artist Lee Krasner, sued the psychiatrist for making a profit off of private material.
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"My fear is that a better helmet will give false reassurance," a psychiatrist and C.T.E. researcher said.
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As the psychiatrist asked him when he had last cried, something seemed to flicker behind Lewis's pupils.
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A psychiatrist would say that the parents must not have formed a normal bond with their child.
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Teams will also be required, starting this season, to retain a licensed psychiatrist to assist when needed.
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She graduated from N.Y.U. The bride's father is a child and adult psychiatrist in southern New Jersey.
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Late in "Harvey," Elwood encounters the wife of his psychiatrist, and he tells her about his friend.
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Psychiatrist Michael and his comedy-writer daughter, Sarah, bring the funny, but they are also eminently sensible.
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We're told she's there to see a psychiatrist who specializes in mental health, sobriety and overall wellness.
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He was being questioned and was expected to be referred to a psychiatrist to determine his mental state.
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She did get a prescription from a psychiatrist and marched it into the pharmacy a few weeks ago.
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Keegan also says in Lorena that Ebert told the state's forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Miller Ryans, to call her.
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A psychiatrist examined Roof earlier this month, and witnesses testified about the matter in a hearing this week.
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Solar now meets regularly with a psychiatrist, who manages her medications, and a counselor to discuss her fears.
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In fact, there's a psychiatrist on set who talks to entrepreneurs before and after they make their pitch.
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In other cases, we've been able to arrange for someone to see a psychiatrist at very short notice.
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But before the psychiatrist could ask me a question the asshole psychologist came over to speak to him.
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In the summer of 2015, a psychiatrist was meeting with one of her patients, a 30-something snowboarder.
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The first defense witness was Dr. Charles Morgan, a forensic psychiatrist, who was shown video of the incident.
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That's why there's a psychiatrist on set who talks to them before and after they make their pitch.
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I'm not a psychiatrist, but given the problems you describe, I wonder if this condition has been met.
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Luca Dotti, whose father was Hepburn's second husband, Italian psychiatrist Andrea Dotti, is the chairman of the Fund.
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"Maybe lots of people have never known real sadists at first hand," Bishop later wrote to her psychiatrist.
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According to Monteiro, Leingang has ADHD and bipolar disorder, and is seeing a psychiatrist and therapist in prison.
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Now, almost four years after being in the hospital, my psychiatrist is talking about tapering down my medication.
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A psychiatrist's patient suffers from a very specific delusion: That he, is in fact, a psychiatrist as well.
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I saw his body lying in the morgue at Kosevo Hospital, where Karadžić had worked as a psychiatrist.
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Most of the countries where PRIME operates have less than one psychiatrist or nurse for every 100,000 people.
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It has only one psychiatrist, who does not speak English, and no beds are available for suicidal patients.
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Download The psychiatrist and brain researcher Nora Volkow is the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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This includes an evaluation by a clinical team, a psychiatrist, and a judge to create a treatment plan.
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Along with McAvoy, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers also had praise for the Kevin's psychiatrist, Dr. Fletcher (Betty Buckley).
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Psychiatrist Dr. Ish Major & President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Joslin Davis break down the latest.
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I almost cried when I found a psychiatrist who took my insurance and could even see me quickly.
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If someone thinks that greeting someone means getting involved in politics, I recommend that he find a psychiatrist!
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A kindly, quite handsome psychiatrist enters the scene to investigate whether she should be pardoned due to insanity.
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"We know these tools are a great tool in the toolbox," said Dr. Harris, who is a psychiatrist.
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"We were at one of her psychiatrist appointments, and they gave her a three-step command," Kathy said.
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I'd moved to a new city and didn't find a new psychiatrist in time to get it refilled.
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Author Helen Riess is a Harvard psychiatrist who has developed empathy training based on her research in neurobiology.
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Her mother is a children's psychiatrist at Carney Hospital in Boston, and has a practice in Brookline, Mass.
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The paper quoted an unnamed police source as saying the suspect had confessed the killings to a psychiatrist.
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A psychiatrist at one prescribed him mood-stabilizers and tranquilizers for bipolar disorder, said Mr. Goldberg, his lawyer.
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Among the "Yang Gangers" is Asif, an immigrant and psychiatrist who had driven to Yangapalooza from St. Louis.
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If these students are frightened by someone writing 'Trump 2016' on campus, they need to see a psychiatrist.
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Viktor Frankl was an Austrian neuroscientist and psychiatrist who survived three years in concentration camps during the Holocaust.
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I was going to be a psychiatrist until I realized just how boring the day-to-day was.
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Her other psychiatrist, Dr. Marianne Kris, had committed to her the New York City sanitarium the month before.
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"We didn't find something earth-shattering," says Jens Wendland, a physician and psychiatrist who co-authored the study.
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The research that persuaded Briggs to try bupropion was published by an unorthodox Vermont psychiatrist named Richard Kast.
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However, when British psychiatrist Tom Burns conducted a trial of AOT in the UK, he found different results.
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" Mr. McCain once told a Navy psychiatrist that, as a teenager, he was a "rebel without a cause.
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As a psychiatrist, I have learned that anxiety and its close cousin, panic, are both born from fear.
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The drug has now come full circle, with at least one psychiatrist permitted to treat his patients medically.
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But even if someone had brought her to the right psychiatrist, the question is: What happens after that?
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Yates was convicted of capital murder and nearly sentenced to death based on false testimony by a psychiatrist.
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The psychiatrist diagnosed a bipolar disorder, leading her to be banned from flying for more than a year.
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A psychiatrist wonders if there's a way to use drugs to speed up the painful work of therapy.
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In 1906, Dr. Alois Alzheimer, a German psychiatrist and neuroanatomist, described a 50-year-old woman with dementia.
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Kelly saw a NASA psychiatrist before his missions; in space, he had biweekly therapy sessions via video chat.
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Determined to get off the pills, she saw a new psychiatrist who suggested she try St. John's Wort.
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Dr. Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist and the author of The Power of Different, recommends not posting at all.
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Democratic Congress member Ted Lieu is introducing legislation requiring the White House to have an in-house psychiatrist.
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A psychiatrist who evaluated some separated parents after their interviews concluded that they suffered from acute stress response.
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"He was one of the most severely impaired trauma victims I've ever seen," said the psychiatrist, Pablo Stewart.
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As a little girl, Ms. Talton knew she wanted to help people, and yearned to be a psychiatrist.
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A year had passed since I initially tried the Depakote, so my psychiatrist suggested I try it again.
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UNLESS you have a crippling fear of going to the psychiatrist, which would be a real catch-22.
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After a real mental health examination, the psychiatrist did not find a mental illness — it was Lyme disease.
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After a defendant is charged, the defendant, her lawyer or a judge can request evaluation by a psychiatrist.
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A psychiatrist has deemed that she is able to make her own personal decisions (but not financial decisions).
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Bombs were "something to do when he was bored," a psychiatrist wrote in his evaluation of Mr. Smith.
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"Doctor, my son thinks he's a chicken," a father tells a psychiatrist, who suggests treatment for the boy.
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Being in therapy as a psychiatrist is an odd experience, a bit like Peter Pan chasing his shadow.
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A few smaller rooms — where patients could meet with a psychiatrist or social worker — lined the unit's edge.
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The groom's mother retired as a psychiatrist at the Priory Group, a medical psychotherapy practice in Brighton, England.
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Later, she sent the facility a note from her son's former psychiatrist, Dr. James Larson, confirming the allergies.
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His wife, Sue Klapholz, who trained as a psychiatrist and worked as a geneticist, became the company's nutritionist.
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"I'm not claiming to be a psychiatrist or someone who helps you get off your medication," she said.
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"I'm not claiming to be a psychiatrist or someone who helps you get off your medication," she said.
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The psychoanalyst's response was to say she couldn't do anything, and so she sent me to a psychiatrist.
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Brain scans could be used to identify who will benefit from antidepressantsHow antidepressants work, according to a psychiatrist
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In 1987, a Dutch psychiatrist, Marius Romme, was treating a patient named Patsy Hage, who heard malign voices.
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Dr. Mahler's wife, the former Ebba Fischer-Simonsen, a psychiatrist, whom he married in 1957, died last year.
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Interspersed are scenes in which he's in a trailer, speaking to a military psychiatrist played by Gary Oldman.
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Dr. Phyllis Harrison-Ross, a pioneering black pediatrician, psychiatrist, prison monitor and mental health administrator, died on Jan.
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"That right there?" the psychiatrist asked, gesturing at the cardboard box, which the madman had refused to relinquish.
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I assume she has looked into the pros and cons, and I know her mother is a psychiatrist.
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Alexandra Arce von Herold, a psychiatrist and antinuclear activist, filed a criminal complaint with federal prosecutors on Monday.
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And never stop your medication cold turkey — you should taper your medication under the care of a psychiatrist.
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She also sees a psychiatrist, though she wrinkled her nose in disgust when I asked her about medication.
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Finder, a research tool by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).
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But my younger brother committed suicide six months ago, and I feel like this is a situation where a psychiatrist might be better — I was seriously concerned that I might have PTSD during the holidays, and if I ever feel that bad again, I want to have a psychiatrist around.
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"Something just snapped in me," the court heard that Simpson-Kent told psychiatrist Dr Philip Joseph, reports the BBC.
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To achieve this, they enlisted Dr. Ernest Dichter, a psychiatrist who applied his expertise to the world of advertising.
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If there was no change within a month or so, I'd seek a psychiatrist and look into prescription medication.
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The neurologists treated the effects of his stroke with physical therapy and meds, but didn't coordinate with his psychiatrist.
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On top of coping with the loss of a son, her lawyer and psychiatrist bilked her out of millions.
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At some point, I wanted to be a lawyer and psychiatrist by the time I was 13 years old.
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If an individual gets a prescription from either a general practitioner or a psychiatrist, there should be another level.
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She's seen a couple of other doctors there, like right now, she's seeing a psychiatrist and a therapist regularly.
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Cosby's attorneys have previously taken issue with the judge's wife being a psychiatrist who works with sexual assault victims.
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Nidal Malik Hasan was an Army psychiatrist who staged a one-man attack at Fort Hood in Killeen, Tex.
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And it wasn't until years later that Thomas said she told a psychiatrist and her husband about what happened.
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Torrey, a psychiatrist who helped found the Treatment Advocacy Center, is a vigorous proponent of involuntary treatment, including hospitalization.
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Her insurance company refused to pay for the drug, called Addyi, saying she'd have to see a psychiatrist first.
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I'm now 22, and recently I was reevaluated by a different psychiatrist who diagnosed me with ADHD, inattentive type.
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My psychiatrist switched me from my previous antidepressant that didn't work and made me gain weight, to coke/meth!!
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Presumably, Seydoux will be reprising her role as Dr Madeleine Swann, psychiatrist and the main love interest in Spectre.
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A psychiatrist by training and highly active on social media, Othmani is regarded as a close ally of Benkirane's.
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What a psychologist or psychiatrist might recommend is allowing the child to "socially transition" if the child so desires.
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With the help of some Ativan, a friendly nurse, and a competent psychiatrist, I managed to pull myself together.
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He was placed on a psychiatric hold but released in 36 hours, because a psychiatrist found him mentally stable.
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As a psychiatrist and researcher, this question intrigued me, so my colleagues and I decided to help answer it.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor explained to Today why moms start to relax after they give birth to their fourth.
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The psychiatrist started him on other medications, and for several months, it seemed like he was finally on track.
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In the early 1980s, by then a psychiatrist, he began working with MDMA, also known as ecstasy and molly.
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"Ngangkari are kind of like a mixture between a general practitioner and a psychiatrist all in one," she explains.
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"At the end of the day, you're talking to a child psychiatrist who believes in treatment," Dr. Carlson said.
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This spring, at the suggestion of my psychiatrist, I entered outpatient treatment at the OCD Center of Los Angeles.
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Democrats, who already called in a psychiatrist to brief them on his mental health, will surely escalate the inquiry.
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The psychiatrist will join Kanye's West Coast treatment team, which has been providing extensive, almost round-the-clock care.
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According to The Mercury News, the gunman took a clinical worker, a psychiatrist and an executive director as hostages.
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A famous psychiatrist who has worked on some notorious cases -- including the murder of JonBenet Ramsey -- has been murdered.
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Marlynn Wei, a Harvard and Yale-trained psychiatrist, recommends a simple breathing exercise to relax while at the office.
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It's frustrating that none of it makes much sense — what exactly about Joker appealed to Harleen Quinn, professional psychiatrist?
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But if the court psychiatrist recommended it, Judge Hurley said he would allow the man the use of M.A.T.
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In my work as a psychiatrist, I often observe the differential treatment of patients based on race or ethnicity.
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At the start, he is gently questioned by a psychiatrist (Peter Verby), who asks him to connect various words.
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" Andrea was proud to hear that she was "one of the best surrogates that the psychiatrist had ever met.
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JEFFREY BORENSTEIN New York The writer, a psychiatrist, is president and chief executive of the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation.
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Mirjana Domakonda, MD, is a child psychiatrist at Columbia University and a Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project.
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It's why a psychiatrist like Dr. Jordan was brought in for Grace's cause, along with a hypnotist like Jerome.
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My father was a psychiatrist and a neurologist and my mother was an attorney at a small law firm.
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Gary Wynn, a psychiatrist who teaches at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, the military's medical school.
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Her father, an internist and a psychiatrist, retired as the director of the Martha Eliot Health Center in Boston.
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Attempts to reach Dr. Tsitos were unsuccessful, but another psychiatrist, Richard Kluft, who knew him as well as Mrs.
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After joining the center last June 2015, Ms. Malveaux began seeing a psychiatrist and went on medication for depression.
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Dr. Cara Angelotta, MD, is a perinatal psychiatrist whose focus is at the intersection of perinatal psychiatry and law.
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Among those looking after them is a "psycho-social" team that consists of a psychiatrist, psychologist and social worker.
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Now, a study by Dr. Karl Deisseroth, a prominent Stanford neuroscientist and psychiatrist, and his colleagues gives some clues.
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The reason I tried Seroquel, after years of bad reactions to psychotropic drugs, is that my psychiatrist kept insisting.
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I got an appointment with a young 30-something psychiatrist who wore jeans and Chuck Taylors to the office.
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My psychiatrist says they are a result of an exhausted mind stressed by chronic anxiety and too little serotonin.
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"It's best that [the person] goes through a gradual tapering," says Eman El Gamal, a New York-based psychiatrist.
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Her father, a psychiatrist, is the Irving B. Harris Professor of Child Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine.
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And my father, a psychiatrist, had counseled police officers to help them cope with the stress of their duty.
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To the Editor: As a psychiatrist, I have been repeatedly dismayed at the press coverage awarded to mass murderers.
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For instance, if a psychiatrist were to say, "Trump looks disheveled," that could be construed as a professional opinion.
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If a psychiatrist steps out of line in 2017, you can be sure there will be tweetstorms condemning him.
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As a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst I do not presume to know why President Trump has trouble staying in reality.
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The judge agreed with the assessment of a psychiatrist hired by the Manhattan district attorney's office, Dr. Stuart Kirschner.
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The insurance company rejected Strattera, but they told the psychiatrist I could do Adderall and see if it worked.
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Sarid wonders if the fact that her patient was seeing a psychiatrist made this difficult diagnosis even more difficult.
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The Smiths go to therapy, where a psychiatrist helps them confront their unhealthy relationships with Rick and each other.
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"I couldn't figure out what was wrong until I went and saw a psychiatrist, saw a doctor," Biddle said.
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If this kind of bifurcation isn't uncommon, the psychiatrist who has written a novel is also not unheard-of.
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"There is this rhetoric that everyone is so woke," said Anthony Charuvastra, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, in Manhattan.
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"I think support networks for children have been weakening," said Yoshitomo Takahashi, a professor and psychiatrist at Tsukuba University.
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No matter if we were going to her hair appointment or to her psychiatrist, Boost always made her happy.
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There is one psychiatrist in eastern Montana, the state with the highest suicide rate in the country, reports Bloomberg.
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"It's like toasters!" said Sophie Lombard, a retired psychiatrist, as she pointed to the heat lamp above her head.
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She confers with her children&aposs psychiatrist about the issue, but he doesn&apost handle specifics of the case.
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His father, Shawn Williams, is a psychiatrist at a hospital and his stepmother is a pediatrician, Ms. Montanez said.
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Susan's ability to read my mind astonished me; our editing sessions often felt like a visit to a psychiatrist.
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He'd been born into a family of peasants, though he'd trained as a psychiatrist and never worked the fields.
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Suzanne Scanlon New York City I work in a residential treatment program as a psychiatrist for children and adolescents.
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Her mother is a psychiatrist at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, and has a private practice in Larchmont.
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"It's a lot more acceptable," said Dr. David Oslin, a psychiatrist specializing in addiction at the University of Pennsylvania.
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A "Cheers" spin-off, NBC's "Frasier" tells the story of a radio psychiatrist named Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer).
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The psychiatrist preferred for me to continue them and actually advised that I should be on lithium for life.
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The disability insurance company reversed its decision after receiving letters from my psychiatrist and therapist confirming I&aposm healthy.
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Her father, a psychiatrist, retired as a full professor in the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University.
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The son of an Army psychiatrist, he is not a veteran — a first for the head of the agency.
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A psychiatrist said she recently met with a group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill to review Trump's mental health.
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There are no records of Mr. Broeksmit paying further visits to a psychiatrist in the year before his death.
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ERIC LISTERPROSPECT HARBOR, ME. The writer is a retired psychiatrist working as a consultant to large health care systems.
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For more insight into what drives these enfants terribles, I checked in with Allen Frances, a psychiatrist and author.
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Mr. Singh, whose father was a psychiatrist in Windsor, has repeatedly said that he was bullied as a child.
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Dr. Arce, 34, the first woman to come forward, is a psychiatrist at a state hospital in San José.
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Indeed Ms. Ambartsumian's parents — her mother a psychiatrist, her father, an electrical engineer — may well have been taken aback.
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"It's not so much that the industry is there in some Machiavellian way," psychiatrist David Healy told Mother Jones.
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Robert Klitzman New YorkThe writer, a psychiatrist, is the director of the masters of bioethics program at Columbia University.
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Vanderbilt won a $1.5 million judgment in 1993 against her lawyer and psychiatrist, claiming they had stolen from her.
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According to the Oxford English dictionary, the word can still be used today to describe a psychiatrist who assesses a court defendant's mental competency, but its usage to refer to psychologists and psychiatrists in general has become obsolete — something that Dr. Cahn says may be attributed to the term "psychiatrist" becoming more standardized.
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"It is a kind of natural experiment," said the study's lead investigator, Arthur Williams, a clinical psychiatrist at Columbia University.
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In one of the scenes, Cooper asks his psychiatrist if an Eagles jersey is appropriate attire for a dinner party.
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One early morning, I went to the emergency room at 2:00 AM, asked for a psychiatrist and got help.
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You've played through endings that included chopping up your dad's body, taking the wrong (right?) train, and fighting your psychiatrist.
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Reports speculating that President Donald Trump has narcissistic personality disorder are misguided and incorrect, a leading psychiatrist argues this week.
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A detective with the Vancouver Police Department's Counter Exploitation Unit started lending her books and taking her to a psychiatrist.
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Steven Pitt, a psychiatrist who was killed Thursday, evaluated Jones during divorce proceedings and testified against him in September 2010.
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I only recently found a therapist who is a woman of color and psychiatrist who is a man of color.
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After ruling out these concerns, providers brushed me off with a painkiller prescription and the recommendation to see a psychiatrist.
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In a 2011 study, researchers led by Dr. Yonas E. Geda, a psychiatrist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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I was around 563 when I first spoke to a psychiatrist about my feelings of being in the wrong body.
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According to Ross, most destructive cults and MLMs share three defining characteristics, initially popularized by Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton: 1.
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But these choices are made on a case-by-case basis during a consultation with a government-assigned gender psychiatrist.
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A psychiatrist explains to the wife that the first objective is to convince the man that he is a stalagmite.
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I'm a psychiatrist who has spent most of the past 30 years treating patients with moderate to severe mental illness.
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Six months ago, Hinckley told a psychiatrist that this is the happiest — the most content — that he has ever been.
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"I was a child, new to my teens, and she was treating me like a seasoned psychiatrist," she writes. 2.
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"Internet addiction is... linked to dopamine changes," said psychiatrist Dr. Sree Jadapalle at the American Psychiatric Association's 2014 annual meeting .
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Wilden ghost was really … Ali's new husband and Charlotte's psychiatrist Dr. Elliott Rollins (Huw Collins) in an unbelievably lifelike mask!
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The counselor told Friston he should become a psychiatrist, which meant, to Friston's horror, that he had to study medicine.
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His parents took him to see other doctors, and about a year later, a psychiatrist finally diagnosed him with schizophrenia.
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"He didn't need drugs; he needed the right doses of sleep and sunlight at the right time," the psychiatrist wrote.
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A psychiatrist, whom she had gone to, warned her that it could have a very detrimental effect, particularly on Harry.
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She'll be playing Dr Lexi T'Perro, an onboard Asari doctor who acts as a physician and psychiatrist for the crew.
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He remains on probation and is ordered to complete his remaining community service and see a psychiatrist twice a week.
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To sum all this up, a psychiatrist is an MD who can prescribe drugs and who has broad medical training.
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However, these same people would clearly distinguish an individual "doctor" as being, specifically, a pediatrician, heart surgeon, dentist or psychiatrist.
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Redstone's ex-girlfriend had questioned Redstone's mental competency, and the psychiatrist will conduct the examination within the next 10 days.
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Naudts tells TechCrunch that he founded the company as a second career, after a "solid academic" stint as a psychiatrist.
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Ted Lieu has called for new legislation requiring a psychiatrist to be present at the WH. And last week, Rep.
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Still, Searls found in Rorschach's own writing that the psychiatrist recognized the issue with his test having no theoretical underpinning.
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I'm on the phone to Adam Winstock, a consultant psychiatrist, addiction medicine specialist, and founder of the Global Drug Survey.
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I think I did a pretty good job of explaining myself to the psychiatrist why I was ready to go.
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The anesthetist comes first and knocks you out, and then the psychiatrist comes and applies the electricity to your head.
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It didn't do much, and I ended up a year later in residential treatment, where a psychiatrist increased my dosage.
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These are old diagnoses and my primary care physician has encouraged me to seek an updated diagnosis from a psychiatrist.
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Dr. Peter Breggin, a psychiatrist testifying for the defense, said Carter was a "very troubled youngster" who suffered from depression.
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She explored the language around implicit bias including microaggressions, a term first introduced psychiatrist Dr. Chester Pierce in the 45s.
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RICHARD FRANK Milwaukee The writer is a child and adult psychiatrist and a training analyst at the Wisconsin Psychoanalytic Institute.
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And we are caught in the cogitations of Dr. Josef Klemperer, an elderly psychiatrist who is treating the truant Patricia.
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Maggie Siff, who plays the psychiatrist on "Billions," studied her chapter, "Bad Days," which mentions a synagogue bombing in Cincinnati.
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A psychiatrist in Caracas immediately recognized the symptoms of schizophrenia and prescribed a number of drugs, then easy to obtain.
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A psychiatrist or psychologist will need to determine if the patient has the mental capacity to make the voluntary decision.
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There's even a psychiatrist on set who talks to the contestants before and after they make their pitches, CNBC reported.
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"I think it's something that I have to truly dive deeper on my next session with my psychiatrist," Sater joked.
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Large and somewhat brusque, Barker was a forty-two-year-old psychiatrist with a keen interest in esoteric mental conditions.
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"When I first saw him, I thought he had gone to seed," David Enoch, a fellow-psychiatrist at Shelton, recalled.
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E. FULLER TORREY Kensington, Md. The writer, a psychiatrist, is associate director for research at the Stanley Medical Research Institute.
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It's a trait that's particularly concerning because depression doesn't discriminate, says Srijan Sen, a psychiatrist at the University of Michigan.
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"I didn't know a condition could kill a child that quickly who had been previously healthy," said Laura, a psychiatrist.
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Op-Ed Contributor NOT long ago, a journalist asked me what I thought, as a psychiatrist, of Donald J. Trump.
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Of course, way more research is needed before your psychiatrist is going to prescribe you acid (or MDMA or 'shrooms).
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Most I have seen suggest I see a psychiatrist for meds within a few appointments, if I am not already.
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A psychiatrist ruled that the girl was at risk of self-harm and suicide as a result of her pregnancy.
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She was taken to a psychiatrist, but in 1970 there was no name for her disorder, and certainly no treatment.
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Practicing psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Mona Jain also explored the threat and fear of decay as the root of human anxiety.
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A few days later, my psychiatrist diagnosed me with bipolar disorder and prescribed a common anticonvulsant with minimal side effects.
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Dr. J. Wesley Boyd, MD is a psychiatrist and associate professor at the Center for Bioethics at Harvard Medical School.
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General Xenakis had seen such anxiety before, decades earlier, as a young psychiatrist at Letterman Army Medical Center in California.
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Dr. Dubin was the first psychiatrist to interview Ms. Ortega, at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, in 2012.
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The law requires either a psychiatrist or psychologist determine that the patient has the mental capacity to make the decision.
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This week, he looked better, if not completely fine, telling jurors he was now on medication and seeing a psychiatrist.
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Weitzmann cites a psychiatrist who examined Kobili Traoré, the man accused of defenestrating a Jewish woman, Sarah Halimi, in 2017.
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It wasn't until after his arrest that a forensic psychiatrist gave him a diagnosis of acute post-traumatic stress disorder.
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His father, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, is a founding partner in Southeastern Psychiatric Associates, which has offices in Cambridge, Mass.
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Dr. Tsuyoshi Miyaoka, a psychiatrist treating him at the Shimane University School of Medicine in Japan, eventually diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia.
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This was the third time in a few years that a drug prescribed by his psychiatrist suddenly didn't work properly.
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And my former psychiatrist who is covered under Medicaid calls me "Mrs." at every appointment, despite knowing I am male.
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My parents took me to a psychiatrist, who taught me that my O.C.D. stemmed from communication errors in my brain.
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Her mother is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst and an associate professor of clinical psychiatry at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
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Dr. McCance-Katz is a psychiatrist whose long career has been focused on treating drug addiction, in particular opioid abuse.
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As one Oxford psychiatrist haltingly puts it: "I think we should be honest about — acknowledge how limited our understanding is."
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Throughout that eight-hour session, a psychiatrist and a social worker from NYU Langone Medical Center stayed by his side.
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Dr. Herbert Harman, a psychiatrist and medical director for the facility, said violence and the need for restraints are rare.
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This one's about a psychiatrist who refuses to testify on behalf of a gay client accused of a horrific crime.
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She saw a psychiatrist and was prescribed medication for her depression and anxiety, as well as for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"It was Spock who gave me my first firm feeling of being a pediatrician and a child psychiatrist," she said.
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The middle son of a psychiatrist and a psychologist, he began ballet lessons at 6 after seeing his first performance.
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Their son-in-law, Dr. Andrew Kolodny, a psychiatrist and addiction specialist, was speaking at a rally of Fed Up!
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" Psychiatrist Blanche assessed Fano through the bars of his cell, concluding he "doubts serious mental illness, will begin tapering meds.
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The group also combined "Frankie Sinatra" with "Frontier Psychiatrist," a popular track from their debut album, Since I Left You.
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