These videos are very much appreciated, Dr. Rege. Please continue to help illuminate us with your teachings.
@annenymety2095 ай бұрын
What gift you’ve given! Free access to this fascinating information is appreciated more than you know!!!
@PsychiatrySimplified5 ай бұрын
Thank you. Glad you find it useful
@CarolR-ub1fz5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the way you broke this down and explaining it. Simplified so well. Love it.❤
@PsychiatrySimplified5 ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@shereerabon85515 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@PsychiatrySimplified5 ай бұрын
Pleasure
@bradleybutson65405 ай бұрын
How do you continue to release such high level content. I need to know your daily rituals and routines. What is the recipe?
@PsychiatrySimplified5 ай бұрын
Thank you. 🙏🏼. I don't think i have a fixed routine. But I do enjoy reading, teaching planning for videos and seeing patients.
@williamsurya39854 ай бұрын
Hi dr sanil, really appreciate you explain all these things.. do you have recommendation what is the best pharmacology in patients depression with agitation (always anxious and walk around), but no effect with tryhexyphenidil medication and benzodiazepin? (No psychotic symptoms) Is clonidin or propanolol will give some beneficial effect? Thanks in advance
@PsychiatrySimplified4 ай бұрын
Please have a look at the video on melancholic depression and the one on mixed features. Those videos cover this aspect. Hope the material there will answer your question. The medications you state are unlikely to address agitation on their own
@williamsurya39854 ай бұрын
@@PsychiatrySimplified thx for replying.. i will look the video 🙏
@haileycassidy48774 ай бұрын
Is it possible to self induce hypomania, simply curious?
@PsychiatrySimplified4 ай бұрын
It’s a combination of vulnerabilities( genes, environment etc) . All of us have a threshold at which we could theoretically become hypomanic . Some are more vulnerable than others. Sleep deprivation, drug use , antidepressants etc are triggers than can result in this . Self induced hypomania would mainly be through sleep deprivation but the body’s homeostasis system kicks in to make the person fatigued .
@Hgtp2_Hat3 ай бұрын
Have you read the handbook of emotions by lisa Feldman Barrett? Hopefully you have…and I’m guessing you are oversimplifying on purpose. Just it bothers me as some of this seems outdated. Maybe acknowledge the uncertainty in all this…. The whole brain is one big network, saying one bit does this & another does that is misleading. And the emotion/cognition/attention/motivation distinction is not backed up, they are all part of the same networks. Neurochemicals are involved for sure, but not in a straightforward clear cut way. Simplify if you must but please state the limitations. You can’t talk with clarity or certainty about something (the brain) that is far from understood.
@PsychiatrySimplified3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the comment. All of what im highlighting here is referenced but YT has limitations - it's simplified ( but even here one can translate things to clinical practice) if viewing it from a Psychiatrist lens with learning and case studies from the simple to the complex - the resources are very different - subscription. - academy.psychscene.com Free - psychscenehub.com None of it is straightforward because when sees a video from a Psychiatrist's lens we connect it to practice - hence why the nature of the material for clinicians is different - Symptoms - phenomenology - neuroscience - psychopharmacology and psychosocial principles - choice of treatments for individualisation. There are multiple models when it comes to emotions. Patient descriptions is where we start with and then create a hypothesis about phenomenology with a hypothesis of the networks involved.
@Hgtp2_Hat3 ай бұрын
Simplifying has pros/cons. It can cause harm, as doctors/patients misinterpret it as fact. This happened with the chemical imbalance debacle with antidepressants which caused harm & a backlash against psychiatry. I’m autistic, I value truth, honesty & details. Maybe you can cater for those who like things simplified & those that don’t, or maybe not!
@PsychiatrySimplified2 ай бұрын
Knowledge builds over time. Truth is a vague concept when it comes to medicine which is why we disprove the null hypothesis rather than prove it. Aim is not to evaluate a video as a whole truth based on one’s existing knowledge - these are concepts that evolve although what is said in the video can be allowed to clinical practice. I teach it and apply it in clinical practice .