Manic depression symptoms dsm Videos

Very smart analysis. The DSM's removal (and refusal to expand) the bereavement clause is almost comical in light of the evidence presented. 

Interesting that the onset peaks in early 20's and it is also interesting that the recovery rate is high. If peope can get the help they need recovery is possible.

I was so happy to see the recovery statistics. I did not realize that recovery rates were so high with treatment. I also found it very interesting that females are more likely to attmept suicide but are less likely to commit suicide. I think this goes back to the way females attempt sucicide verses the way males do. I think Dr. Grande did a great job explaining MDD.

I was pleasantly surprised at the recovery statistics. I also liked Dr. Grande's comment about sadness. I think it's important to keep in mind that sadness is a natural, human emotion expected to be experiences by everyone. We should be careful not to be too eager to read into any one symptom, sadness included, as meeting criteria for any disorder. We may get mired in symptom checklists with the intention of helping our patients. I'll certainly keep this in mind.

This was a great video. What was interesting to me was that due to the chronicity of depressive symptoms there is an increase in the likelihood that a person can develop a personality disorder.

Major Depressive Disorder seems to be diagnosed often in the field, and it almost seems to be a "go to" diagnosis. I think I was most intrigued by the comorbidity. A lot of other disorders can exist with MDD. I can understand how they could go together because a person's mood can be altered by dealing with the symptoms of their other disorder, such as OCD or Panic Disorder.

This video helped me to better understand Major Depressive Disorder and why taking careful measures to learn about a person's history is important before diagnosing. I also found it interesting that females are 1.5 to 3 times more likely than males to be diagnosed with this disorder.

can u pls make a video about literature? It goes very well to Corina 

Do you think that the DSM-5, with all of its new categories stemming from previous diagnosis of mental disorders, is pandering to the insurance companies as well?

The legs get me every time. I can't hear the information till the second view. Don't judge me.

What is the patho-physiology of this condition again? There is no reference to this talk, if this is about diagnosis, what is the cause?