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1. To the side, a gold engraved plaque, which simply read: Institute of psychiatry
2. For a long while it was required reading in university courses in psychology and psychiatry
3. Since completing his child psychiatry training at Yale, he has been
4. Ian Stevenson, former professor of psychiatry and director of the Division of
5. “But it’s the officials and their laws that tell us what to put in the psychiatry books! They give the orders! We obey!”
6. In a paper I presented at the World Congress for Dynamic Psychiatry in
7. ∗ This fairy-tale was read during the opening session of the 2nd World Congress of the World Association of Dynamic Psychiatry (WADP), December 11th, 1983, in Munich, Germany
8. 10 ravitz, l J , application of the electrodynamic field Theory in Biology, Psychiatry,
9. And yet, the practice of psychiatry carries with it a certain suspension of belief
10. Batul Tohan he is the head of psychiatry department
11. Then he moved back to Saudi Arabia and spent last twenty years running the psychiatry
12. Her goal was to work in the Crimes against Children Unit and her specialty was Psychiatry
13. diagnostic system, or is the profession of psychiatry calling ordinary gender-related
14. In American Handbook of Psychiatry
15. In Women Look fll Psychiatry, p
16. versity of Toronto, later qualifying in psychiatry and staying in the city following
17. “Why is she going to be there? She has nothing to do with psychiatry
18. commentators from the worlds of psychiatry, psychology and mental health
19. Furthermore, the field of psychiatry isn’t one of the
20. Psychiatry an estimated 40 percent of American children are left
21. We have orders from the Chief of Psychiatry at the Royal
22. We read all the psychiatric reports and recommendations from your friend the head of psychiatry, at the hospital where they are helping you
23. of traditional psychiatry to dismiss them as irrelevant products of
24. The important thing to remember about law enforcement, psychiatry, marketing and other occupations that don’t
25. Within modern psychiatry there are different
26. The trouble with psychiatry is that it focuses on
27. As is common in medicine, and especially in psychiatry, where there is often no "litmus" test which can be applied, diagnosis is a matter of nosology and categorization
28. Prior to the past 30 years, psychiatry operated largely apart from
29. Her psychiatry had obviously saved her life but not
30. In psychiatry there is a diagnostic entity variously known as
31. It was true that he had a reputation for unerringly spotting clients for whom psychiatry or medication would be better than psychotherapy
32. However, regardless of the fact that in psychiatry this is considered a
33. There are psychiatry and psychology, which, on the
34. “Have this vet come to our shop, ask for me, and I will have the chief of psychiatry take a swing at his case
35. He had been graduated from the University of Nebraska with honors and had gone on to study psychiatry
36. “Neither have I but I am sure if you search the annals of psychiatry you will find it is a psychic illness that surely exists
37. The reason most forms of counseling, therapy, psychiatry, and psychology have such a bad track record; is that they do not operate through the dynamic of giving
38. I had been reading psychology books for years and had subscribed to a psychiatry periodical which I read avidly but was not always in a position to understand its contents because of the scientific terms and the pharmacology of drugs
39. I went into psychiatry because I felt the patients would be less threatening, I hoped I might be able to help them
40. Students and I discussed the ritual of diagnosis when working with those involved with psychiatry
41. was, but not as a patient, rather as an interested observer of clinical psychiatry
42. At the conclusion of this study, published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, Dr
43. thology and have nothing to do with psychiatry
44. In this case psychiatry — the elder
45. Th e History of Psychiatry; An Evaluation of Psy-
46. Psychiatry and Problems of Spiritual Life / D
47. ” Moore launched a working relationship with nearby Saint Elizabeths Hospital, and some of that institution’s psychiatrists were tapped to teach the Catholic University’s newly expanded course offerings in psychiatry
48. Kay Redfield Jamison, the prominent psychiatry professor at Johns Hopkins who had recently co-authored the authoritative textbook on my disease—which she still liked to refer to, old-school, as “manic-depressive illness
49. Steven Hyman—the outspoken young biological psychiatry researcher who, at age forty-six, had been the director of the National Institute of Mental Health for three years and was being talked about as a possible candidate to run the entire National Institutes of Health in a Gore administration (which would have been the first time a brain scientist ever ran the entire organization)
50. Hillary moved on to child psychiatry expert Dr