My life behind the curtain

Article Abstract:

A psychiatrist practicing in the Boston area reveals that things get more complicated when a doctor becomes a patient and speaks about the difficulty of reconciling the roles of caregiver and receiver. He admits that even after completing years into offering psychiatric guidance, he still struggles with the dilemma of merging his two perspectives, as a doctor and a patient.

Management dynamics, California, Personal narratives, Practice, Psychiatrists, Medical personnel and patient, Medical personnel-patient relations

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The return of a shock therapy

Article Abstract:

The electro convulsive therapy (ECT) is used to treat share depression, mania and other serious mental disorders. According to American Psychiatric Association, ECT helps to overcome depression for 80 to 90 percent of people. The therapy can cause headache and confusion after the treatment and even memory loss subsequent for days and weeks.

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Shocked back to life

Article Abstract:

The electro conclusive therapy gives short-term memory loss. The three sessions of ECT has helped Susan Mahler, a Psychiatrist by profession to overcome the six years old depression. ECT can help to over come depression very quickly.

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