Media and Psychiatry

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Indeed, psychiatry may need to defend itself on the media witness stand. Psychiatrists also ought to seek to educate the public and reduce stigma. Let us seek more information about the harmful portrayal of psychiatry in media. Media influencing minds and feelings Media, in all forms, has played a very significant role in influencing the […]

Warning Signs Your Mental Health May Be Declining

Mental health is one of those areas that we all try to ignore. It makes people uncomfortable to either deal with their own or someone else’s mental health issues. Fortunately, the stigma surrounding mental health is slowly beginning to die. Like other illnesses, people are considering mental illness as a concern they should address. Learning […]

It’s not all in the mind

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This is not a blog where I am going to talk about Mental Health and how it is necessary to talk about it! We all know that. In this blog, I want to tell you guys about Psychiatry and how decisions should be taken pertaining to your mental health! Psychiatry Illnesses and their Classifications: Psychiatry is […]

7 Common Myths About OCD (And the Real Facts You Should Know)

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“I need to organize my planner. I’m so OCD.” “My room is perfect. I’m so OCD.” “I color-code everything. I’m so OCD.” Sound familiar? OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) is one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions. Many believe OCD is just about being neat or organized—but the reality is far more complex. Let’s debunk […]

Prioritizing Mental Health During COVID-19 – Coping with Stress & Anxiety

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major effect on our lives. It is common for everyone to experience an increased level of depression, stress and anxiety disorders. Maintaining social distancing and isolation are necessary to stop the spread of infections, but at the same time, they can make us feel lonely and stressed. Nearly 20 per cent […]

If Your Friend is Acting Differently, Learn to Ask Twice

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How can you tell whether a friend is just dealing with the everyday challenges of life or is struggling with something more serious issues like depression, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, or an anxiety disorder? If you find it, don’t wait to seek professional attention and psychiatric treatment. Early intervention can help reduce the severity of an […]

Clinical Depression or Major Depressive Disorder

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Major depressive disorder or clinical depression can often be treated for better quality of life. What does the term clinical depression or major depression mean? Sadness is a natural part of human being. People may feel depressed when they’re going through a life challenge such as serious illness, divorce or when their loved one passes […]

Mental Health Issues Among Youngsters – Prevention, Support and Treatment

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Youngsters can be the most vulnerable when it comes to mental health concerns. The COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences have had an impact on the mental health of people of all ages, including teens, with continued distance learning, work from home, isolation and limited sports and activities. Multiple physical, emotional and social changes, including […]

Psychiatric Medicines Have a Lot of Side Effects

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FAQ 2 – Answered by Dr. Parth Goyal Continuing with our FAQ series, we will try to find answers for other frequently asked questions by patients or relatives that seem to be of great concern to people. This time, let us see what Dr. Parth Goyal, Consultant Psychiatrist in Ahmedabad, Parth Hospital, has to say about […]

Informed Decisions in Mental Health – Asking Right Questions to Psychiatrist

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Informed Decisions is a practice and concept with the potential to advance wellness and recovery in mental health care. Definition: A decision based on facts or information A term to describe a process designed to help patients understand the nature of the disease or condition being addressed; understand the clinical service being provided including benefits, risks, […]