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Distress (Emotional Crisis) Skills: Lesson 4 of Surviving Distress Course
This video explains the three crisis skills for emotional distress. They are core skills for anyone who is prone to Distress.
Emotional Crisis (Distress) skills are essential skills for people with PTSD, Panic Disorder and Borderline Personality. These skills can provide rapid relief from states of emotional overwhelm.
This is part of our recent Thinkific Course:
Surviving Distress
the-psych-collective.thinkific.com/courses/surviving-distress
Shortcuts to the skills:
-Pause breathing: 0:53
-Burst Exercise: 9:35
-TIPP: 11:33
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DVA Psychiatrist report
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Relevant links/instructions are at: www.thepsychcollective.com/DVA To help Dr Al prepare a DVA report the following is needed: You will need your SERVICE RECORD to help you prepare a document: 1. SUMMARY OF POSTINGS AND ADVERSITIES and you will also need to prepare another document: 2. SERVICE-RELATED TRAUMA "Trauma Headlines". That information from these documents is pasted into: Online FORM 1...
Schema Therapy Cards: help you transform your patients
zhlédnutí 3,6KPřed 11 měsíci
Schema Therapy can sometimes be complicated with 20 maladaptive schemas, 14 adaptive schemas and 5 core emotional needs. In this video, Jess explains how to use The Psych Collective Schema Cards to conceptualise and enact change when engaging in Schema Therapy. Helping a patient to understand the relationship between the unmet need resulting in a maladaptive schema that is then corrected by get...
Fix PTSD:🛡️Repair the chink in your armour - your susceptibility
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed rokem
Essentially, PTSD is an alarm state that is telling you that you need to address an ongoing susceptibility. otherwise the underlying cause remains alive. More technically, PTSD is when an adverse event exploits an ongoing susceptibility that has caused a vulnerability to become manifest. we all have vulnerabilities, but we may not be conscious of them until an adverse event manifests our vulner...
PTSD symptoms explained: how PTSD works
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PTSD Explained: the Role of the Alarm System on Ongoing Susceptibility Essentially, PTSD is an alarm state that is telling you that you need to address an ongoing susceptibility. More technically, PTSD is when an adverse event exploits an ongoing susceptibility that has caused a vulnerability to become manifest. we all have vulnerabilities, but we may not be conscious of them until an adverse e...
Blanket HUG 🫂 Instant Relief for Your Inner Vulnerable Child: The Power of the Blanket Hug
zhlédnutí 3KPřed rokem
Blanket hug: You can use Blanket Hug to quickly soothe your Vulnerable Child. It's a useful tool in Schema Mode Therapy. it's an wonderful self-soothe technique. This blanket hug technique comes from schema mode therapy for when you need to soothe the Vulnerable Child. Some of you may not have grown up hearing the words that your Vulnerable Child needed to hear, so you may struggle to come up w...
14 Positive Schemas You Should Start Using Today
zhlédnutí 3,4KPřed rokem
If you are interested in Schema Therapy or Schema Mode Therapy, then you also need to know about the positive schemas. Use these as for a strengths-based approach as you tackle the maladaptive schemas by using these adaptive schemas to your advantage. Check out this video and download the schema book to learn more. www.thepsychcollective.com/resources/Schema-Mode-Therapy-The-Complete-Set-of-Wor...
Dark Triad: Toxic “leaders”
zhlédnutí 3,5KPřed rokem
A common straw that breaks the camel's back in PTSD are the actions (or negligent inactions) of a manager with Dark Triad (DT) personality traits. This is especially common in organisations such as the police, military, large organisations and in politics/government. The Dark Triad traits are lack of emotional empathy (psychopathy), feeling entitled to take short cuts and the drive of to seek s...
Seroquel for sleep explained: unwanted actions, risk and alternatives
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Seroquel (quetiapine) is commonly used at low dose (Seroquel 25 mg or seroquel 50 mg) to help sleep, but new evidence suggests that it's a problem with increased cardiovascular mortality over time. Seroquel side effects can be long term. We compare mechanism of quetiapine/Seroquel with olanzapine/zyprexa, clonidine/catapress, promethazine, Doxylamine, tricyclics and mirtazepine/avanza. Seroquel...
Planned recovery. Prevent burnout and thrive. Essential for perfectionists!
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed rokem
Overdoing it is a recipe for burnout and CRASHING. The alternative is being deliberate around managing your energy - that's PLANNED RECOVERY or "precovery"! It's like prehab for burnout. If you're a perfectionist, this is for you. If you are prone to fatigue (eg fibromyalgia or CFS) this is for you. If you're obsessional this is for you. if your conscientious, if you’re an entrepreneur. Entrepr...
How to Understand Dialectics in Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed rokem
Dialectics is a key concept in DBT but it poorly understood by patients and by therapists. We explore a simple and helpful way of understanding dialectics which will leverage your DBT study or practice! A key is to look for the potential validity of the differing perspectives and integrate them. "and statements" are crucial: Dialectics is hard the get your head around AND important to understan...
What is Anhedonia in Depression? It's not what you think!
zhlédnutí 15KPřed rokem
Anhedonia is a symptom of depressed mood states. It's when you don't experience positive emotion from things that would usually give positive emotion. But often people with mood disturbance have low energy do they are disinclined to do things, but that's not necessarily anhedonia, it might be anergia. Anhedonia is a condition characterized by the inability to experience pleasure or enjoyment in...
The Sledgehammer Effect of Cumulative Trauma: How PTSD can Smash Your Resilience
zhlédnutí 9KPřed rokem
Dr Al Griskaitis explains how fearless/confident people can accumulate years of trauma. It's common in occupational setting where many traumatic events accumulate, until something finally undoes people. Often it's a betrayal. Their dam wall of resilience ruptures and years of trauma overwhelm them. It shatters their identity, the fearless become fearful. Confidence is shattered in cumulative Po...
Healthy Adult Part 2 / Schema Mode Therapy
zhlédnutí 6KPřed rokem
Jess O'Garr takes us through the Healthy Adult Mode. This is Part 2. This schema therapy video will explain how the Healthy Adult Mode can manage maladaptive coping modes and dysfunctional parent modes and soothe the vulnerable child mode. These Schema Modes are moving parts that interact and Jess will explain how to use schema mode therapy with a case example. #skillsbeforepills #schema #menta...
Good Parent Mode / Schema mode therapy
zhlédnutí 3,6KPřed 2 lety
Good Parent Mode / Schema mode therapy
Cumulative trauma and PTSD, Trauma Accumulates: Dam Wall Model 🚨
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 2 lety
Cumulative trauma and PTSD, Trauma Accumulates: Dam Wall Model 🚨
Healthy Adult Part 1 / Schema Mode Therapy
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 2 lety
Healthy Adult Part 1 / Schema Mode Therapy
Discover the Power of Schema Mode Therapy with this Essential Work book
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Discover the Power of Schema Mode Therapy with this Essential Work book
Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 4- Self-Compassion / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
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Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 4- Self-Compassion / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 3- Self-Soothe / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
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Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 3- Self-Soothe / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 2- Self-Validation / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
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Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 2- Self-Validation / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 1- Self-Care / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
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Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 1- Self-Care / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
The Trauma Headlines Technique: A powerful way to share your PTSD trauma ✍️
zhlédnutí 1,8KPřed 2 lety
The Trauma Headlines Technique: A powerful way to share your PTSD trauma ✍️
Happy Child Mode / Schema Mode Therapy
zhlédnutí 3,8KPřed 2 lety
Happy Child Mode / Schema Mode Therapy
SLEEP: The 3 Powerful Levers You Can Pull for Better Rest
zhlédnutí 4,5KPřed 2 lety
SLEEP: The 3 Powerful Levers You Can Pull for Better Rest
Distress management with a Self-soothe box and guide book to soothe and distract
zhlédnutí 2,6KPřed 2 lety
Distress management with a Self-soothe box and guide book to soothe and distract
Declutter your mind: The "4 Buckets" Technique to Stop Rumination 🧠 and Get a Good Night's Rest 😴
zhlédnutí 4,1KPřed 2 lety
Declutter your mind: The "4 Buckets" Technique to Stop Rumination 🧠 and Get a Good Night's Rest 😴
Compliant Surrenderer Mode / Schema Mode Therapy
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 2 lety
Compliant Surrenderer Mode / Schema Mode Therapy
Soothe and Distract book: how to self-soothe and tolerate distress or distract from distress
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 2 lety
Soothe and Distract book: how to self-soothe and tolerate distress or distract from distress
Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD: A Key Strategy for Healing from PTSD
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Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD: A Key Strategy for Healing from PTSD

Komentáře

  • @pbufh
    @pbufh Před hodinou

    This is an amazing video and deserves more views. Best i have seen on this subject.

  • @lpsglitterpaws8536

    Naltrexone saved me in 10 months time 😊

  • @srirachaaaa
    @srirachaaaa Před dnem

    Hi. This video really scared me lol. I was just put on Effexor to treat my generalized anxiety, panic disorder, ocd, adhd and depression last week. My main concerns are related to my anxiety, I’m stuck in fight or flight to the point where I’m barely functioning. Like I can’t stop shaking, all my muscle freeze up and I cant even put a card into a card reader. I have so much pent up anxious energy that I frequently pace around and organize my room over and over to fill my time. I’ve expressed this to my doctor and he put me on Effexor and Vyvanse… I’m now extremely worried this mix will cause me to crack, I literally cannot manage any more anxiety than I already have been dealing with.

  • @willcollins5660
    @willcollins5660 Před dnem

    Please teach me the skills to land a date with that hot female host. Much appreciated.

  • @KathleenFarry
    @KathleenFarry Před 2 dny

    This is great. Please do more of these. Makes it easy to understand and apply in real life

  • @timstevens7233
    @timstevens7233 Před 3 dny

    I wish I had seen this video 25 years ago - I think it could have been life changing. So many aspects of this resonate with me in a way I have never seen before. I am very glad that it is out there and hope it helps other people into the future. Thank you for sharing this

  • @xoshelbz
    @xoshelbz Před 3 dny

    This was such a great conversation!!! Especially the end when she says she hates when people are doing it for attention and explains how distressed someone has to be to have these thoughts and just give them some freaking attention!!!

  • @porteouvertefrenchtuition1410

    Love this, helps it make sense. Please do more 🙏 ☺️

  • @mickymickmick6048
    @mickymickmick6048 Před 5 dny

    This was a nail hit squarely on the head moment for me - ex-army medic with combat experience (multiple) and a betrayal story. It so fits it feels like you’re talking about me! Currently going through Schema therapy in Wales.

  • @mamu7976
    @mamu7976 Před 5 dny

    Amazing stuff. This pause breathing technique seems a really clever tool to use.

  • @andreas5563
    @andreas5563 Před 6 dny

    I don't know if you read or respond to these comments but if you do I have a question I am hoping you can help me with: I've suffered for 20 years with depression. Recently started on Effexor and for a very short amount of time (at about week 8) I felt good, for the first time in forever. After about a week it wore off. I started stepping down on dose since I thought it didnt work but found out that 225mg wasnt max so went up quickly to 300mg and after a few days I actually felt good again just like before. But it wore off again after about 1-1.5 weeks. Could this be that I just develop resistance to it quickly? (I do to all other meds as well like sleeping pills, taking 2 days in a row the 2nd one dont work). I'm really on my last legs here and I dont know how to proceed.

  • @rainerdolker5165
    @rainerdolker5165 Před 6 dny

    Nice Video. Glad to hear from yours after a while. Thank you. However, between 13:22 and 14:16 there is no tone.... ( Just as being under water)

  • @pjpodx
    @pjpodx Před 6 dny

    Any mental exercise could help ? I use to count Fibonacci sequence to calm down

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 Před 6 dny

    Thank you for your work & this content.

  • @can3491
    @can3491 Před 8 dny

    Thank you!

  • @grahamwebb2000
    @grahamwebb2000 Před 9 dny

    Excellent discussion. Do the Venlafaxine withdrawal horror stories come about because there's an increase in adrenaline and hence anxiety?

  • @carolvelasquez6574
    @carolvelasquez6574 Před 11 dny

    This helps so much! ❤️ grateful if you can make more videos like this ❤

  • @ihague4568
    @ihague4568 Před 12 dny

    Interestingly, SSRIs like escitalopram and fluoxetine also relieve depression in mice lacking the serotonin transporter. In fact, they are just as effective in mice without serotonin transporters. Although hard to believe, serotonin reuptake inhibition may have nothing to do with the antidepressant effect of SSRIs. All SSRIs bind to TRK-B (as does ketamine). Fast acting antidepressants like ketamine and psilocybin, activate this receptor quickly. Slower acting antidepressants take a few weeks to produce conformal changes in the receptor to make it more responsive to BDNF.

  • @Opeth1991
    @Opeth1991 Před 13 dny

    Thank you, your effort is so valuable.

  • @danielbegg6968
    @danielbegg6968 Před 14 dny

    I am looking to get off zoloft myself at the moment. I've mainly stuck to 25mg and it has helped my anxiety, but I have gained 10kg and feel like I have difficulty concentrating and apathy. Have been on for 16 months. I will be starting to see a psychologist at the end of this month.

  • @gypsy698
    @gypsy698 Před 16 dny

    Alcohol turns into sugar and sugar turns into fat.

  • @Eli.83
    @Eli.83 Před 17 dny

    2:32 I gotta rewatch the video lol.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 Před 18 dny

    Humans need connection...so many are too alone.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 Před 18 dny

    Mistrust & abuse.

  • @kimlec3592
    @kimlec3592 Před 18 dny

    😂catastrophising is helpful😂

  • @aaronpaterson2694
    @aaronpaterson2694 Před 18 dny

    Spot on again. I wish I found this years ago.

  • @aaronpaterson2694
    @aaronpaterson2694 Před 18 dny

    Absolutely the best example I’ve seen. Thank you. I’m a Correctional officer with 24 years in the service however I’ve recently been diagnosed with PTSD. For me the betrayal was the final straw. I thought I was resilient and strong, however they broke me. I was diagnosed with Alcohol disorder and spent time in hospital for medical detox assistance. In hospital I heard of Moral injury. For me this also offered more comfort I was going mad. After two years being fearful and anxious leaving the house I can start to use the tools you mentioned. Thank you again.

  • @LindaNicholson-wx9ve
    @LindaNicholson-wx9ve Před 19 dny

    This video is excellent. I'm wondering perhaps if there is a video in the works for the 'written layered trauma analysis' - i'd be very keen to learn about this. Thank you

    • @thePSYCHcollective
      @thePSYCHcollective Před 18 dny

      It’s coming! We’re looking at launching a lot more PTSD content later this year.

    • @LindaNicholson-wx9ve
      @LindaNicholson-wx9ve Před 17 dny

      @@thePSYCHcollective awesome! Looking forward to that.

  • @kalliaslands9938
    @kalliaslands9938 Před 21 dnem

    Curious if you would want pro or anti dopanergic medicines for this. Would dopamine enhancing meds such as buroprion, MAOIs, or psychostimulants be better for true anhedonia or the avolition and anergia? In severe cases what about a tried and true pleasure pathway with something like buprenorphine?

  • @dickartist
    @dickartist Před 21 dnem

    my new psych nurse was gaslighting me about my medications and eventually my diagnoses. she called me an addict for taking clonazepam for panic disorder, which has so far been the only medication to treat it effectively (and i've tried over ten other meds for it), despite not increasing my dose for the last nine months when i started it 11 months ago. she now wants to cut me off of it because "the FDA is cracking down on it" and "it only got approved because of one 2-week study", so I looked into it and found that prescribing rates haven't changed much according to a recent study from JAMA, and the FDA label for it shows it had two studies done for its efficacy in panic disorder, one being a 9-week double blind randomized placebo controlled trial of various doses, and the other being a 6-week study on its efficacy at different doses. she also said that it'll give me dementia even though i'm not planning on taking it for very long and i don't care if i get dementia as long as i've lived a good life before that happens, plus the other medication i was taking, hydroxyzine, would be more likely to cause dementia, and so would the quetiapine that she replaced it with. the thing about quetiapine for sleep is that i might not live long enough to get dementia if i take it because of my family history of cardiovascular issues and diabetes. she saw my bipolar diagnosis and immediately wanted me to start chronic antipsychotic treatment even though my anticonvulsant mood stabilizer works just fine, is much safer, and has kept me mostly stable for three years now without making me feel numb. she knows i'm not going to take the quetiapine for sleep and will use that as justification to prescribe me non-generic antipsychotics by marking it as ineffective for my bipolar disorder, even though she prescribed it off-label for sleep. she told me this herself during our first appointment, and made sure to remind me of her 40 years of experience (she's been a pmhnp for six years) when i expressed concern about this. it's been stressing me out a lot because i don't know if she even sent in my clonazepam prescription, which, if she didn't, then i will face potentially fatal withdrawals. she is trying to manipulate me and her greed could land me in a hospital or an early grave. i don't know what to do about this. she's entirely unprepared to manage my very complicated case consisting of five diagnoses, yet very prepared to label me as an addict so that i can't get medications that have been working very well for me.

  • @jomymatthews
    @jomymatthews Před 26 dny

    Good cards and great explanation. But I think the colors are a bit off. I think the greens should be red and the purple/magenta ones should be green. ( Schemas = bad = red. Solution = fix = green ) Just my thoughts. Also would be great if there was a pdf version available for a lower price for print outs.

  • @DougWedel-wj2jl
    @DougWedel-wj2jl Před 26 dny

    Having a list of what keeps us awake and puts us to sleep might be handy to understand what is creating the sleep / awake pattern we have now. Think of the push and pull of magnets on a piece of steel. If we just introduce one more magnet to move the steel in the desired direction, we need to use more force to overcome the forces of other magnets. It might be easier to just direct a magnet already affecting the steel.

  • @robinmarketaccess
    @robinmarketaccess Před 28 dny

    Try not speaking over each other all the time like you are at the pub and you will get your point over more effectively. When using Diazepam for alcohol withdrawal (usually a taper off, of 4-5- days) how long then does it take GABA/GLUTAMATE to return to normal levels.

  • @guitarpages59
    @guitarpages59 Před 29 dny

    Jess, your videos are great ! They are clear and practical, which is well adapted for me. Thanks !!

  • @Emu-lb4wc
    @Emu-lb4wc Před měsícem

    I have horrible severe physical anhedonia . I can’t enjoy touch, sex , eating , bathing or socialising . I can’t be in a relationship due to the sexual dysfunction. I’m also having trouble being sexually harassed and abused by certain men . This makes the anhedonia worse and makes it even more difficult to enjoy consensual sex . I am so distracted I can’t work or do anything productive because of how bad the bullying is

    • @Emu-lb4wc
      @Emu-lb4wc Před měsícem

      I have said loads of times I don’t want to have sex , I’m angry and upset that people won’t listen to me . I am repulsed by men and sex currently due to the abusive behaviour of men. I don’t want to have sex with anyone , this was true even before the anhedonia

    • @rsxrwscjpzdzwpxaujrr
      @rsxrwscjpzdzwpxaujrr Před měsícem

      I kinda have the same, but I'm not raped by anyone. I've been this way nearly all my life. And I'm also autistic. Behaviorism won't work for my case, SSRIs are a scam, I feel like there is no way to fix myself in this world. Life feels like a job where I have to work all the time to keep myself alive but never get the salary no matter what I do.

    • @Emu-lb4wc
      @Emu-lb4wc Před měsícem

      Same how long have you had anhedonia for ? I have had it for two years it’s very distressing and painful for me to live with

    • @Emu-lb4wc
      @Emu-lb4wc Před měsícem

      Sometimes I drink too much as well because I find the anhedonia so uncomfortable and distressing . I can’t even have baths now because the hot water hurts my scalp and causes intense itchy neuropathic pain

    • @rsxrwscjpzdzwpxaujrr
      @rsxrwscjpzdzwpxaujrr Před 29 dny

      ​@@Emu-lb4wc I can't say when exactly it started, I feel like it has always been this way, so it's a minimum of 10 years. I have documented making a comment 8 years ago in which I said that I don't experience any pleasure in my life so I'm not delusional about it.

  • @rhysh2639
    @rhysh2639 Před měsícem

    The problem with benzos is people use them to AVOID the anxiety. The more you avoid anxiety, the worse it gets. You need to learn how to face and accept the anxiety and let it run it's course. The teachings of Claire Weekes have helped many people completely recover from anxiety problems. It's not easy, but it's much better in the long run. If you are already on these drugs, NEVER stop cold turkey. Always taper off slowly at the advice of a medical professional.

  • @mjp96
    @mjp96 Před měsícem

    She's really cute. But do we need a team here? She doesn't really do anything but listen!

  • @danielhull1316
    @danielhull1316 Před měsícem

    Audio too quiet

  • @Sheila-sv1ue
    @Sheila-sv1ue Před měsícem

    These videos, frfr, aren't blaming parents or those who dissociated! Nope! Nope! Nope!!

  • @scrap8930
    @scrap8930 Před měsícem

    My Anxiety is 1000 % worse since I've added 1.5. MG of Ativan to the daily equation. Instead of an intermittent bouts of panic, they are now an every day certainty. Life is now a constant battle to not feel dread.

    • @thePSYCHcollective
      @thePSYCHcollective Před měsícem

      Sorry to hear. Did that start soon after starting the regular Ativan?

    • @scrap8930
      @scrap8930 Před měsícem

      No, it was kind of progressive. I started taking it about a year ago, one .5 Mg. ..once or twice a week. After about 5 or 6 months , I found that taking 2 was much more effective, and thought I'd found the " sweet spot," so to speak. I haven't increased the dosage, but two days turned to three ...four....and suddenly anxiety began to creep it's way in every day. I'm currently in the process of trying to get away with halfing the dose, which I'm able to do sucessfully some of the time(I don't know why)...but other days(most) the anxiety requires the full 2 pills or I feel like I'm losing my mind.

    • @thePSYCHcollective
      @thePSYCHcollective Před měsícem

      @scrap8930 there’s info out there on slow down titration, that’s what is often needed. Self care is crucial to stack things in your favour. Timing matters too, delay may be needed if there’s a crisis on. Best wishes

  • @jenvoszler9308
    @jenvoszler9308 Před měsícem

    US healthcare needs your help.

  • @Glenboi
    @Glenboi Před měsícem

    A bunch of violent domestics… I see those every night. Suicides? Yep been to more of those than I can count, being shot at numerous times, yep! Mass shootings? I’ve survived 3 of those. My brain is fucked. I haven’t been able To sleep a full night on 2 years. It’s like a raging river of all my bad thoughts at once, flowing through my mind and screaming at me. I fucking hate it. If you’re feeling this, please get help, because I’m just about done.

  • @MrPlastkort
    @MrPlastkort Před měsícem

    After taking dexamphetamine, I still catch whats going on and what people are talking about or explaining even tho im not paying attention at all. it is quite fascinating...

  • @NeptuneMyst
    @NeptuneMyst Před měsícem

    I take vyvanse and i have noticed my tolerance to it shifting. I skip weekend doses. It’s made a world of a difference.

  • @labgirl739
    @labgirl739 Před měsícem

    Question: So I basically need to check the clock throughout the night?

  • @W8320T
    @W8320T Před měsícem

    Im almost 5 months sober and have been taking seroquel for sleep for almost 3 years. It works great for sleep with me, but i am going to talk to my doctor about weening off slowly. Excited but scared to take this leap and dont want it to mess with my sobriety, but ive quit nicotine and started fasting 5 days a week so i know i can do this. But one small step at a time. Im currently taking 75mg a night. Im going to drop down to 50mg for a month or more and so on

  • @iccotom
    @iccotom Před měsícem

    from 6:20 onwards is very essential information. : overcontrolling of emotions , no visible behavioural problem, actually getting REINFORCED by "society". this makes me wanna think about what other copings strategies are actually getting reinforced (!) as compared to others getting corrected by society ...

  • @bla3135
    @bla3135 Před měsícem

    I am dealing with eating disorder (overeating until physically unwell and then eating some more) for the past few decades which has lead to me being overweight, even obese with my BMI being over 35. I have been prescribed Sertralin due to depression and I am on my second day: I am in the phase when I have little to no hunger during the day and not even thinking about eating, which is surprising knowing that the majority of my days are usually spent either eating or planning the next meal, what it should be, when I can finally eat it, when should I start preparing it, etc. I am obviously freaking out that after a few weeks on Sertralin it might get back to my usual behavior towards food or even more out of control. I can’t afford to gain more weight, so I am desperately hoping for a little miracle from this medication and hoping to end up with the appetite suppressing effect in the long term 🤞🏻

  • @jetsetter8541
    @jetsetter8541 Před měsícem

    Effexor not only doesn't work for me but just the smallest dose makes me very sick & worsens my depression, very scary dark depression inducing chemical. For a few days makes me feel like I took some kind of poison & must kill myself. I recommend buying just a few capsules of lowest dose to see how one's body & mind reacts to this scary chemical. Doctors try to push it for huge numbers of capsules right from start probably financially motivated. Never taken just lowest dose of something so toxic ! I'm surprised Effexor helps some people, very strange they get good results !

  • @SullivanMcGarvey
    @SullivanMcGarvey Před měsícem

    Is luvox still banned in the USA?