Cognitive Testing or Cognition can be defined as how a person engages himself, thinks and carries out everyday activities, how a person remembers and applies facts and figures, and how the brain performs different tasks. Cognitive function includes many factors, such as a person’s daily functioning capacity, as well as skills such as spatial reasoning, … Read more
Michael’s House is specific alcohol and drug treatment facility, and it is situated in the charming Mountains of Sab Jacinto in Palm Springs, California. The drug rehab centre and alcohol rehab centre organize at Michael’s House Stabilization Center are well known over all the entire country for their inventive and advanced approach in treating the victims who are suffering from … Read more
Cognitive Analytic Therapy uses our life cycle, we change ourselves and sometimes change the style of living. Some changes are hard and some changes can be said easy. For instance, if you want to change from “coffee” to “tea”. You can start with throwing out the coffee pots and filters you have been using for … Read more
Bipolar disorders manifest differently in all patients apart from the fact that these patients have identical subset diagnoses. Some patients may have one or more symptoms, and these observed symptoms are very closely related to some other disorders like schizophrenia or simply depression. For this disorder, there is no clinical test available, but instead of it, … Read more
Dual RecoveryRecovery is an independent, nonprofessional, Twelve Step, self-help membership organizations for people with a dual diagnosis. These organizations’ goal is to help men and women experience a double illness. Who are chemically dependent, and we are also affected by an emotional or psychiatric illness. Both diseases affect us in all areas of our lives; … Read more
UNIT 8 — Dual-Focus Perspective of Psychotic Disorders This psychotic disorder article summarizes current analysis and treatment principles for the alcoholic victims and Psychosis and other drug-related disorders (AOD). Besides the increasing awareness in the victims of dual diseases about surgery and therapy, a high focus on assisting systems has been generated. These and other … Read more
Cocaine abuse can lead to major health issues and can cause death. Cocaine is known as a highly addictive drug that has been used for decades. It is very well-known to people who stay up late to the party, many times in clubs but have to show up at work the next morning. This is because … Read more
Dual Diagnosis; Outreach & Advocacy Dual Diagnosis and Co-occurring disorders need to be made less stigmatized through public awareness and advocacy. As a group involved in Dual Diagnosis Recovery Network, we advocate for more effective treatment of patients with co-occurring disorders. To inform and make consumers and families aware of the need for more appropriate … Read more
If you have a brain disease, try and refrain if you are guilty of your dependency on liquor or drugs. First and foremost, a toxic person who seeks to recuperate should not mix up shame and dependency. Typically, it just fuels the negative feelings with drinking and/or substance abuse. There have been the majority of alcoholics and addicts … Read more
PTSD therapy conducted in the army Shows that Army personnel actively serving in the military and those who sustain combat-related PTSD have a better chance of recovery by receiving cognitive behavioral therapy individually than those sharing A Group Therapy. JAMA psychiatry has published this article in November; Study reveals promising results in improving the patients … Read more