Walk-and-talk therapy or hiking therapy helps to take your sessions outdoors, for example a public park or on nearby trails. This alternative provides a new approach by infusing the benefits of fresh air and exercise into the therapy sessions. Movement can make it easier for some people to discuss their feelings. Clients usually prefer to […]
The highest hope for treatment with psychoactive medications is resolution or amelioration of targeted syndromes but adverse events still occur at incidences greater than desired. These should be anticipated and addressed prior to treatment and not just following their occurrence. It is important to review the general assessment of and response to adverse events plus […]
Their Role in Helping and Not Helping with Dr. Paul Putman Dr. Putman is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a Laughlin Fellow and member of the American College of Psychiatrists, and past President of the Central (now American) Neuropsychiatric Association. A practicing psychiatrist for over thirty years, he has performed Phase […]
Sunflowers need sun and that’s why flowers look towards the sun. Positive people also need care. “One patient I know was very positive and everyone looked up to him. However, during these COVID – 19 times, he couldn’t accept the change of using the house as a workplace with wife and kids being around the entire […]
One of the biggest domains of human science is psychology. It has so many branches and different aspects. When the word psychology comes into the picture, the only things that knock into our head are anxiety and depression. But there is another side to this too, that is positive psychology. You must have heard about this. If you […]