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A Narcissist Cannot Apologize or Take Accountability
An individual with narcissistic personality disorder has a hair line trigger to any criticism real or imagined, and cannot be 'wrong'. This creates a highly abusive situation for a person in a narcissistic relationship, because the narcissistic personality will perform outrageous abusive crimes and will take no responsibility for his or her actions.
According to the narcissist, he or she is above reproach and it is always someone else's fault. The narcissist will use all sorts of malicious weapons to avoid taking responsibility and apologising, including adamantly and righteously denying any wrong doing, using lies as weapons to distract, citing that he or she did apologise when no credible apology was forthcoming, projecting by reaching into past unrelated incidents to use any slight he or she can muster against the other person, or by creating abandonment or threats to abusively make the other person back down or take on the fault instead.
When trying to get a narcissist to be accountable for painful, abusive and pathological acts, hooking into being abused is certain, and accountability from the narcissistic personality impossible. If trying to make a narcissist take responsibility and say 'sorry', the harder you try the harder the narcissist will hit back. Non-narcissistic individuals who possess a conscience are no match for the conscienceless narcissist. Be very aware that if he or she is cornered, the narcissist is more likely to devalue and discard you, exit the relationship, and abandon 'loving you' rather than be accountable and risk injuring his or her false self.
Be very aware that if and when the narcissist does take responsibility and apologise it will be for one of two reasons. The first is because a severe enough narcissistic injury has occurred that the narcissistic personality will hit rock bottom and the false self (which needs energy to hold up) disappears and the 'real' person emerges.
Don't be fooled into thinking that is time will remain, because as soon as the narcissist resumes enough relief (energy) to reinstate the false self, up it will come again. This is when a person with narcissistic personality disorder will discredit the therapist and his or her spouse or partner will be shattered, realising the sincerity was short-lived, and the nasty non-accountable person has returned.
The second reason a narcissistic personality will 'act' accountable is when no other option is left to secure or retain narcissistic supply. This generally happens when the person who has been the source of narcissistic supply gains enough strength to leave and stay away, and cannot be hooked back into thenarcissisticrelationship any other way. Once the individual is hooked again, thenarcissistic personality will return, but usually in an even more punishing form, to 'pay back' theindividual for having enough strength to leave in the first place.
Stress Symptoms Can Help You Balance Your Mental Health
These days, people are paying a lot of attention to mental health. Most people understand the importance of good mental health and are willing to enhance it in order to live happily. One of the common concerns associated with mental health problems is the stress in our lives. It can crop up from anywhere and it can creep into many aspects of our lives. If we wish to lead a healthy and happy life, we need to understand stress, the stress symptoms, causes and prevention. Even if we don't have worries in our lives now, we must learn ways to prevent it. We will have moments where we can use the proper techniques to either eliminate worries from our lives or at least learn to reduce its intensity and impact.
Given the fact that we have different kinds and forms of stress in our lives, symptoms could vary as well. Likewise, treatment also varies, this is why the experts suggest more than one ways so that the patient chooses a method that is convenient and suitable to them. The ultimate goal of experts, be it doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists is to ensure that an individual takes responsibility and acts upon the stressors persisting in their life. Only by acting upon them can assure an individual to have a balance in their mental health.
In the current scenario, it is very easy for anyone to find stressors in and around them. The external environment often is the key player in sowing the seeds of stress, but internally too; an individual extends it by having negative thought patterns and irrational believes. Therefore, when it comes to mental health enhancement and reduction of stress, the starting point is to understand where the stress is coming from and what it is doing to your body and mind.
You are bound to make positive change in your life when you are aware of the stress symptoms. You can take your life on a completely different level and of course for the betterment when you are able to identify the stress symptoms. There is no harm in increasing knowledge about stress. It is not something meant to be studied only by people associated with medicine or psychology. It is not meant to be in books alone, it is something that needs to be understood and learnt by all of us. In our fast-paced lives, breaking down of a car, missing the bus, reaching late to work, fear of losing job can cause stress too. Stress for some people is only about major issues of life, which no longer stands true.
Take an initiative to learn about stress, so that you can save yourself from being stuck in the stress-web. Internet is the perfect tool to help you gain knowledge about anything and everything, thus, make the most of it. By doing this, you are only helping yourself and you don't need a doctor for treating your stress, you have the power to do it on your own.
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How Exercising Can Improve Your Mental Health
Maintaining a well balanced lifestyle is one of the most challenging tasks in our modern lives. There are so many pressures from our profession, social lives, personal, family issues and others. These matters are something all of us have to deal with on a daily basis. Sometimes it can get really messy trying to find a good balance between all these equally important aspects of our lives. While others are fairly good at finding a balance, others struggle throughout their entire lives.
For those who struggle a lot, there is the possibility of mental stress which may lead to mental problems at a later stage in their lives. In dealing with this problem, many health professionals have recommended the use of exercising as a major mechanism for dealing with stressful life and ultimately improving your mental capacity in dealing the pressures of life.
Keeping a consistent exercising routine will help improve your mental health and will in turn increase your capacity to juggle between your profession, family, social and all the important activities that makes life worth living. While this benefit is quite obvious, many people do not have the discipline to carry it through for a consistent period of time.
Statistics made available by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that people suffering from mental problems, that is, depression, amounts to about 154 million. That is a huge number by all standards. Fortunately, this is a problem that can easily be avoided if people took matters into their own hands.
By exercising, a person is able to improve his or her mood, reduce symptoms of stress, anger and depression, and ease anxiety and reduce cognitive decline. The medical term related with this benefit is endorphins. Endorphins are hormones in the body that help improve your mood when the body in active. Exercises such as running, jogging or walking are few routines that can help you increase your endorphins.
Another form of hormones that improve your mental alertness is neutrophils and monoamines. This is related to the white blood cells. The white blood cells improve on your immune system with assistance from the neutrophils and monoamines.
There are number of gym equipment including treadmill , rower machines, boxing exercises, bicycle machine, among others are able to achieve amazing results. Before you get into intensive exercising, it is important to start small and increase your efforts in an incremental manner. In just a few days, you will begin to see how great you will feel. John Lennon in The Collective Consciousness Being Real
Lennon - in the Collective Consciousness - Being Real.
I started looking up John Lennon quotes on Goodreads - which helped inspire me to write this article. I only realised a day later that it was the anniversary of his tragic death - when I saw that a lot of my friends had also been looking him up and replaying his music. I don't think it was just a co-incidence that I made that connection, I do think that his spirit is still very much with us in our attempts to find better ways of being at peace with ourselves, and living more in harmony with the planet.
As I co-administrate a facebook open group called "Back to The Garden" some of his quotes were particularly relevant - such as "I'm not really a career person; I'm a gardener, basically." Also, "The thing the sixties did was to show us the possibilities and the responsibility that we all had. It wasn't the answer. It just gave us a glimpse of the possibility." Our group is already named "Back to The Garden" because of the 60's song "Woodstock" which says "We are stardust, we are golden, and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden". Our aim is to share information to help us try to live sustainable lives by creating supportive local communities, and to participate in global meditation link-ups to help influence the collective consciousness towards achieving this. We also share our creativity to help express our ideas.
My article shows why I think John is such a great example to us all - of how to truly be ourselves.
John Lennon was such a thoroughly REAL person. His quotes reflect all sides of human nature, from the sad and withdrawn, to the desperately painful, to the angry, to the loving and celebratory, and from the arrogant to the humble, as well as from the serious to the exuberant humour-filled sheer absolutes of expression. We all have many sides to our nature but we tend to try to pretend that we don't, mostly because we are afraid to show some of it. Does society make us think that if we remain on a bland even-keel we are more agreeable to others? Surely we are more interesting if we share what we truly feel? It's perfectly possible to be honest without being horrid. Why can't we just accept all of it and be this real? Okay, we don't all need to be huge public characters, but we can be quietly firm about who and how we choose to be.
Another quote of John's which is staggeringly beautiful in its stark honesty is "When you're drowning you don't think I would be incredibly pleased if someone would notice I'm drowning and come and rescue me. You just scream."
If you are facing a period of 'depression', why not allow that to simply be for a while? I generally have 3 days of it every now and again. I learnt from a very early age to manage it. You could say it was artistic temperament, but it isn't just that - we all have natural cycles energetically and physically, which affect us emotionally, and I believe we are better off listening to these than trying to deny them. (Of course, you should look after yourself with good nutrition, exercise, and the right amount of sleep, because imbalance in these areas can exacerbate or oven trigger such periods.) I basically I give myself permission to let it happen and actually explore it - I write or paint myself through it. I don't do anything I don't want to - I just live with it. Okay, so I don't usually publish what I've written at such times - but I do learn from it - and I am well aware that I am processing emotion, dealing with it - not trying to suppress it. I know that after the 3 days it will go again because I have given it the space to play through. Often I make positive changes in my life after these stages - so they are like transition phases. I seem to gather strength and insight from actually allowing them to really work through, and somehow grow from the experience. Perhaps by allowing the darker side its space, I then get recompense by gaining access to more of the light, because sometimes it is straight after one of these periods that I produce my best work. Maybe if we looked at it as if we are like snakes shedding skins so that we have room to grow some more, we could learn to process these phases naturally, we could all deal with them. Maybe they wouldn't hang around then - we could trust ourselves to get through them - not let them overwhelm us, or leave us stuck half in half out - we could go into them fully and come out the other side. I think it is healthy to allow ones-self to honestly explore all sides of your nature, as that is probably the only way you can truly get to know and trust yourself. I think that is why I love John Lennon so much - he trusted himself to be real - and he told the truth.
Of course, John Lennon isn't the only one who has dared to be so real, there are many other people who have been a great example to us in this way, and most of these have left great quotations we can continue to draw on for inspiration. I list loads of them on my Goodreads (Jay Woodman) page, and also share some on my Radiance-Solutions website.
Art of any form - music, writing, painting, are the most obvious ones, but there are many more, (and we don't have to be 'artistic' to express ourselves, you could just write letters you may never post, or notes to yourself) - any of this helps us to truly face the world and explore it and the human psyche. We may begin with ambivalence, but we soon become fearless if we explore thoroughly enough. We become powerful in ourselves because we are learning to understand ourselves. We can't ever really hope to understand everything around us, but we can learn to understand ourselves in relation to anything else. If we know what we stand for and how we feel about things - then that never changes no matter what else changes around you - you become like a rock, yet at the same time feel floatingly free. (Of course if you do learn from new information and experiences or learn to respond differently to situations, your outlook does evolve, but you are still the floating rock that is you growing as part of the conscious universe.)
You know we need variety in life to make it interesting. There has to be variety to even enable us to exist as individuals. So you stop blocking it off - you accept your curiosity and begin to explore, and the more you do this, the more you tend to then celebrate and appreciate the variety. You also accept your vulnerability, yet at the same time feel incredibly strong because you have opened fully to life. Life feels magical - even in its madness and confusion - it is staggeringly intoxicating.
So let's grasp the bull by the horns and dare to be real - you'll be amazed how great it will feel.... Not to be sucked in any more, not be afraid any more. You will feel powerful, filled with energy, draw yourselves up, and take control of who you want to be.
Neale Donald Walsch said "You are all in the process of defining yourselves. Every act is an act of self definition. "
Ralph Waldo Emerson said "To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."
And Shakespeare said "To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man."
John Lennon also said "There are two basic motivating forces: fear and love. When we are afraid, we pull back from life. When we are in love, we open to all that life has to offer with passion, excitement, and acceptance. We need to learn to love ourselves first, in all our glory and our imperfections. If we cannot love ourselves, we cannot fully open to our ability to love others or our potential to create. Evolution and all hopes for a better world rest in the fearlessness and open-hearted vision of people who embrace life."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *But wait a minute, just as with Lennon (and many others) - those in power don't want us to be real do they? They want us to go on consuming their goods (with poisons in them), and watching TV (with all the pap they'd like us to believe). They want us to feel powerless so that they can continue to lead us blindly into wars and other money making schemes, and so that we accept their laws and judgements, instead of questioning them or standing up for ourselves and our rights. If we are real then we become a threat to them, and they feel a need to deal with us - exactly, you got it - but now there are too many of us, and things are going to have to change. If we stop listening to them, if we stop using their systems, and simply walk away - that is all that is needed.
Then we will look after each other at community level - ensure we are can access healthy food, work together at projects that sustain us - not them - keep things local - it makes much more sense. Trade our skills, make things that last, that don't waste raw materials and fuel, things that are truly useful - not junk to make profit out of others. We can take back everything they have been trying to take away from us completely, bit by bit, over centuries, sneakily.
Marianne Williamson said "Do you really not know what to do? Or do you just lack the courage to do it?"
And Ghandi said "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
And Van Morrison said "You can't stop us on the road to freedom, you can't keep us 'cause our eyes can see."
And John Lennon said "You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope some day you'll join us, and the world will live as one."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Another thing Lennon taught us was never to be sucked into trying to fight those trying to exert power over us at their own game. He said "If you want peace, you won't get it with violence." And "There's no separation. We're all one. Give peace a chance, not Shoot people for peace. All you need is love. I believe it. It's damn hard, but I absolutely believe it."
So don't allow yourself to be diverted - firstly it infects you with their level of thinking, secondly it takes your power away. Save your power for doing the good stuff, dismiss the rest as insignificant. As long as you remain complete in who you want to be, you will keep your absolute power. The minute you slip into something else - you lose some of it to them. Don't give it away, keep you power quietly to yourself, and you will always be free, they cannot defeat you. No matter what they do, your power remains yours - they do not get a jot of it. Look at how we remember the great people like John Lennon - that's because they never lost anything at all. He has become untouchable, and yet we can all touch him and his dreams, and help make them as real as he believed they could be. He said "A dream you dream alone is only a dream, a dream you dream together is reality." And "Peace is not something you wish for; It's something you make, Something you do, Something you are....."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *More notes regarding depression.
Cognitive Dissonance[1] [1] might arise when you begin to realise there are things wrong in the world but can't see the whole picture so your bits don't fit or make sense, or you might be disappointed by the difference between your expectations and what has happened, or of people. As Lennon said "The more real you get the more unreal the world gets."
So you need to re-adjust. Surely allowing ourselves the time to do this rather than try to fight it is actually healthy? Look closely at how you are feeling and thinking. Express how you feel through safe means - artistically, or by speaking to a friend, therapist, or to an inanimate object or imaginary person, or by writing letters or notes. Even ask rhetorical questions, or ask for what you want to happen - it helps you clarify things and you might even find answers. Recognise your autonomy - you can seek clarification in your understanding, or you can actually just choose to change the way you want to feel or do things.
Medication obviously is useful in that it can give you the break to rest and steady yourself, before beginning to explore what is happening. If you view it as a tool to get back up a few steps, not as an excuse to just lie down at the bottom - then it is a positive and empowering act rather than something you are succumbing to. You should ideally always have a plan with your doctor to ensure that you are helped to withdraw carefully and gradually as you take back your power. You do sometimes need to be firm with your doctor about this, take responsibility for your own best interests, but never try to do it completely on your own.
Khalil Gibran wrote that "Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding."
Plug into the umbilical cord of power through meditation and recharge yourself. Connect with the beautiful energy of the planet too. You are a rock between the earth and the reeling stars. Stand there feeling it deeply. Reach out your arms, dance if you want to, swim in the moonlight, sing or shout. Feel the processes in yourself re-adjusting, and renewing - and you will emerge with magic keys - re-enter life in the next stage of growing.
Remember your connection with the harmonics of the universe. You are one aspect of the one life force, manifested as human consciousness - everything else is a distraction. Focus on your relationship with the life force and yourself - who you are being - how you want to be. Other worries often pale into insignificance when you look at the bigger picture. You begin to realise that none of that small stuff can stop you from choosing exactly who you want to be. When you appreciate the astonishing variety of life around you, you tend to just find it easier to allow other things and people to just be as they are> Reasoning doesn't matter so much anymore, even forgiving doesn't matter much anymore - because you see that there is no need, you just let go of the small stuff and walk on deep into the wonder of being fully alive.
As John Lennon said: "Limitless undying love - which shines around me like a million suns - it calls me on and on across the universe."
FOOTNOTE:
1 - Festinger's (1957) cognitive dissonance theory suggests that we have an inner drive to hold all our attitudes and beliefs in harmony and avoid disharmony (or dissonance).
Cognitive dissonance refers to a situation involving conflicting attitudes, beliefs or behaviors. This produces a feeling of discomfort leading to an alteration in one of the attitudes, beliefs or behaviours to reduce the discomfort and restore balance etc.
Julia Woodman - Life Coach, Self Esteem Counsellor, Artist, Poet - of Radiance-Solutions.co.uk and offering phone and email advice and support. SLA, LA MALATTIA CHE UCCIDE I CALCIATORI
PSICOFARMACI E FRENI INIBITORI
Commento solo ora la sua risposta al mio intervento, perche' non ho avuto le forze e la voglia di farlo prima.
Grazie per avermi risposto, comunque.
Da tutte le sue e-mail che ricevo, leggo sempre che la soluzione e' l'alimentazione vegana e il rifiuto della cura con farmaci. Ebbene, ma lei c'e' stato mai da uno psichiatra per dirgli che con i farmaci potrebbe uccidere o indurre alla morte i propri pazienti?
Come puo' dimostrare che i morti per impiccaggione si siano suicidati perche' assumevano gli antidepressivi?
Noi parenti...che siamo ASSASSINI perche' sconoscevamo l'esistenza di questo sito e abbiamo dato fiducia alla psichiatra?
E' la casistica a dare conferme?
La psichiatra a noi ha detto che la scelta del suicidio va al di la' del farmaco e che le cause vanno ricercate nella STORIA PERSONALE DEL MORTO SUICIDA, nell'ereditarieta'..
Mia madre..voleva suicidarsi ancor prima di assumere i farmaci...anzi, ha cominciato ad assumerli proprio per il motivo contrario..per allontanare brutti pensieri..
L'antidoto del veleno..uccide?
Mah..
Io ho tanti dubbi..ma se lei puo' DIMOSTRARE SCIENTIFICAMENTE TUTTO QUESTO FENOMENO SUICIDA A CAUSA DEI FARMACI..PERCHE' NON VA IN TV A SENSIBILIZZARE LE CASALINGHE CHE SU INTERNET NON RIESCONO AD ANDARE?
In attesa di una Sua risposta, cordialita', Rita
Qui non si sta parlando di bruscolini, ma di una vita umana che non c'è più.
Cosa altro potevate fare sig.ra Rita? Vi siete affidati in buona fede alla psichiatria, ed essa, in buona o malafede, vi ha tradito.
Nessuno nega che il suicidio possa avere moltissime sfaccettature, e che moltissime persone lo commettano senza aver preso mai uno psicofarmaco in vita loro.
Ma solo un cieco potrebbe negare il fatto che gli psicofarmaci (e soprattutto gli antidepressivi delle categorie SSRI e SNRI) portino le persone a commettere atti di natura violenta su se stesse e/o sugli altri.
Sua madre aveva brutti pensieri, e al posto di scandagliare le cause ambientali/psicologiche/tossicologiche/organiche/alimentari alla base, le hanno somministrato dei farmaci che hanno annientato i suoi freni inibitori, portandola a commettere un atto che da lucida e sofferente magari non avrebbe mai commesso.
Questo fanno gli psicofarmaci: tolgono quell'istinto di autoconservazione che tutti noi abbiamo anche nei momenti più bui della nostra vita.
La risposta della psichiatra mi fa sorridere, e mi fa capire che dovrebbe tornare sui banchi di scuola e ripetere tutti gli esami, ma con dei professori diversi, che concepiscono l'essere umano come un tuttuno e non come un insieme di pezzi saldati.
Se soffre l'intestino, soffre il cervello, questa è la prima cosa che gli psichiatri dovrebbero imparare.
Io non le porto prove scientifiche; le porto invece le migliaia, se non milioni di casi di persone, tra cui bambini, che hanno sterminato le loro famiglie per poi ammazzarsi, oppure che si sono impiccati, persino all'età di 10 anni.
Accenda il telegiornale, e se crede che tutti si stiano impiccando a causa della crisi, vada un attimo più in là del suo naso sig.ra Rita, e vedrà quante fandonie le hanno raccontato.
Sono pronto ad andare ovunque, anche in televisione se serve, per cominciare a far capire al mondo la pericolosità di tali sostanze.
Non cerco gloria né profitto personale. Solo solo stufo di vedere l'umanità autoannientarsi.
Enhance Your Life Through Online Counselling
The world is a place of innovation, creativity, excitement, and wonder. The unfortunate reality of it all is that many people do not experience those feelings in their lives. Instead, they suffer from the negative feelings that are in the world including despair, depression, sadness, and hopelessness. Nobody wants to live a life that way, but because of circumstances that are often out of their control, many people are forced into those feelings. Through online counselling, individuals can learn to overcome harsh feelings and gain new hope in their lives, giving them the motivation to move on, feel the excitement, and begin to wonder. The following are three ways in which an online life coach could enhance your life.
The first way that online counselling could enhance your life is if you suffer from depression. People who suffer from depression often have a hard time getting up in the morning. They may feel like what they do will not make a difference in the world and they would rather not get up to do it. With an online life coach, they will not have to get out of bed. They can simply switch the computer on for their session. The counselor can work with the individual to help them cope with the feelings they are having. The coach can help the individual to see why their life is worth living and give them hope for the future.
The next way that online counselling could enhance someone's life is if they are going through a hard family situation. This could be the death of a loved one, a divorce, dealing with a difficult child, etc. Through an online session, the individual can learn how to deal with their family member. They can confide in the counselor and get real ideas, real techniques, and real comfort from the counselor so that they are better equipped to get through their hard times.
The last way that online counselling could enhance a person's life is if they were the victim of abuse. Many abuse victims are afraid to go and talk to someone, fearing that their abuser will see them, or that other people will look down on them. With an online life coach, they will not have to let their secret out. They can complete their counseling sessions, work through the pain that came from the abuse, learn how to get out of the abuse cycle, and can become stronger without anyone suspecting that is what they are doing. When they feel that they are strong enough, they can confront the abuse and move on in life without it.
Whether you have chronic depression, have suffered the loss of a family member, or have been abused, an online counselor is just what you might need in order to get through the difficult times you are facing.
Caroline Bronte have worked as a successful Counsellor Online Counselling and Telephone Counselling Please click on the links for further information and how to get in touch.Help Understand Bipolar Disorder Symptoms
Male depression - what exactly does it mean, and how to males experience it differently from women? It comes as a surprise to many people to learn that men and women actually experience it very differently, often feeling very different symptoms and displaying different behaviours. It can be particularly difficult for men as the symptoms of male depression are often quite far from the common conceptions people have developed about how clinical depression looks. The words used can be very confusing, because although the word depression suggests a consistently low and 'sad' mood, it can often manifest in males in the form of agitation and anger.
Depression in men can be particularly hard to diagnose for these reasons, and very often men don't even recognise that they may be suffering from it. This is why it's so important to ensure a wider understanding of how the disorder manifests in men, how it can be controlled and how to find a way through it.
However, although the disorder can show different symptoms in men it's important to keep in mind that what most people think of as 'typical' symptoms are generally still present and dominant in most cases - for example, a loss of enthusiasm for formerly enjoyable activities, loss of interest in sex and consistently 'down' moods, along with recurring thoughts of death and suicide.
So how can you help someone you know who may be suffering from depression - or what can you do if you're a man and you think you might have depression? It's important that if a friend of family member may be suffering, you approach the situation cautiously, as some men may go into denial over having a problem. This denial can sometimes take on an angry form and cause the person to withdraw from you. It's important to broach the subject carefully and be prepared to explain how their behaviour lines up with common symptoms if necessary.
If you believe you might be suffering from depression you should talk to your doctor about potential treatment paths for you, which typically involve some therapy work and often medication (although that's not always the case). In the meantime, it's a good idea to try to avoid stressful situations if possible - while there are often many underlying factors that cause it, being put under pressure can trigger an episode.
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Richard Atchison, raised in New Zealand, graduated in 2002 from Auckland High School. A Presidential Scholar, he entered Auckland State University that autumn as an English major, with an emphasis in Literary Studies. Presently, an article contributor for various sites. bipolar disorder symptoms I DANNI PROVOCATI A UN BIMBO CON GLI SCHIAFFI
Bipolar Disorder the Importance of Seeking Professional Help
About 175 million people suffer with bipolar in the world. About 50% of those in the world with mental illness go untreated. In Britain the number of mentally ill but untreated persons is reported to be as high as 75%.
About 1 million people commit suicide each year in the world. In the United States of the estimated 744,000 homeless people, up to 45% of them have a serious mental illness. Most of these mentally ill homeless people live a life on the streets and are receiving no professional help for their serious mental health issues. Suicide is the 13th leading cause of death in the world. In the United States suicide is the 6th leading cause of death.
People with mental disorders such as bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, unipolar, alcoholism, and substance abuse are often in despair as a result of their disorders.
Despair, trouble, and difficulties are often the trigger for suicide. Clearly those who have mental illnesses and other mental disorders are at high risk for suicide. I am bipolar, and I cannot describe with mere words how difficult the disorder bipolar is. At times, the periods of severe depression, truly can make you feel like you wish you were dead.
Add to the bipolar depression, the struggles of life, financial problems, relationship struggles and the like, and the fact that a very large percent of those with mental disorders receive no treatment, it can be understood more clearly why suicide rates for the mentally ill are so high.
Because those with mental disorders have very high suicide risk. It is imperative for those who are depressed and those who have mental disorders, to seek out and receive professional treatment. A combination of psychiatric counseling and medication when applicable, clearly does help.
There are countless stories of people who reach they feel the end of their rope, as it were, and commit suicide. In fact 1 million people every year commit suicide. That is almost 3,000 people a day. How sad! On the other hand we have the countless people with mental disorders who do seek treatment. As result of their treatment, suicidal thoughts are less rare. As result of professional treatment and finding the right combination of medication, they area able to function in society. So seeking professional help for a mental disorder can help one avoid a potential path leading to suicide. Professional help can also help you to enjoy your life despite your disorder.
Gerald Bouthner is a father, and resides on the east coast of the U.S.A. Gerald has been struggling with bipolar disorder for 20 years now. Gerald has written various articles on the mental illness bipolar. Gerald has written such articles as, Bipolar and employment, bipolar and disability, bipolar and insomnia, bipolar medication and others. You can read these on his blog at http://mentalhealthlivingwithbipolar.blogspot.com/ Depression Makes Man Week
Seek out a depression specialist
If there are no health problems that are causing your teenager's depression, ask your doctor to refer you to a psychologist or psychiatrist who specializes in children and adolescents. Depression in teens can be tricky, particularly when it comes to treatment options such as medication. A mental health professional with advanced training and a strong background treating adolescents is the best bet for your teenager's best care.
When choosing a specialist, always get your child's input. Teenagers are dependent on parents for making many of their health decisions, so listen to what they're telling you. No one therapist is a miracle worker, and no one treatment works for everyone. If your child feels uncomfortable or is just not 'connecting' with the psychologist or psychiatrist, ask for a referral to another provider that may be better suited to your teenager.
Don't rely on medication alone
Expect a discussion with the specialist you've chosen about treatment possibilities for your son or daughter. There are a number of treatment options for depression in teenagers, including one-on-one talk therapy, group or family therapy, and medication.
Talk therapy is often a good initial treatment for mild to moderate cases of depression. Over the course of therapy, your teen's depression may resolve. If it doesn't, medication may be warranted. However, antidepressants should only be used as part of a broader treatment plan.
Unfortunately, some parents feel pushed into choosing antidepressant medication over other treatments that may be cost-prohibitive or time-intensive. However, unless your child is considered to be high risk for suicide (in which case medication and/or constant observation may be necessary), you have time to carefully weigh your options before committing to any one treatment.
Risks of teenage antidepressant use
In severe cases of depression, medication may help ease symptoms. However, antidepressants aren't always the best treatment option. They come with risks and side effects of their own, including a number of safety concerns specific to children and young adults. It's important to weigh the benefits against the risks before starting your teen on medication.
Antidepressants and the teenage brain
Antidepressants were designed and tested on adults, so their impact on the young, developing brains is not yet completely understood. Some researchers are concerned that the use of drugs such as Prozac in children and teens might interfere with normal brain development. The human brain develops rapidly in young adults, and exposure to antidepressants may impact that development-particularly the way the brain manages stress and regulates emotions.
Antidepressant suicide warning for teens
Antidepressant medications may increase the risk of suicidal thinking and behavior in some teenagers. All antidepressants are required by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to carry a "black box" warning label about this risk in children, adolescents, and young adults up to the age of 24. The risk of suicide is highest during the first two months of antidepressant treatment.
Certain young adults are at an even greater risk for suicide when taking antidepressants, including teens with bipolar disorder, a family history of bipolar disorder, or a history of previous suicide attempts.
Teenagers on antidepressants should be closely monitored for any sign that the depression is getting worse. Warning signs include new or worsening symptoms of agitation, irritability, or anger. Unusual changes in behavior are also red flags.
According to FDA guidelines, after starting an antidepressant or changing the dose, your teenager should see his or her doctor:
Once a week for four weeksEvery two weeks for the next monthAt the end of their 12th week taking the drugMore often if problems or questions arise
respectively. The evidence for hostility/anger and academic achievement was inconclusive. No negative effects of physical activity were reported. The literature suggests that physical activity in youth is psychologically beneficial. More research is needed to confirm previous findings. Adolescents should engage in moderate or vigorous aerobic activity approximately three times per week for a total of at least 60 minutes pweek.Depressionfollow up #6
tutto bene, come al solito ho fatto rx torace ed eco collo con un gran spavento nel sentire il dottore pronunciare la frase: " ma tu all'origine, i linfonodi più grandi dove li avevi? localizzati nella parte destra o sinistra?" ( e tutto questo mentre avevo l'ecografo puntato nella parte sinistra del mio collo, proprio quella dove all'origine avevo i linfonodi più grandi)
e si, ammetto che in quel momento mi sono sentita mancare l'aria. insomma, è la prima volta che il dottore mi faceva domande durante l'esame strumentale e questa mi era suonata un po' strana.. soprattutto dal tono di voce che ha usato l'ecografista. per fortuna una volta avuto il risultato in mano non ci sono stati allarmismi: solo un linfonodo un tantino grosso più o meno a livello della tiroide.. altri linfonodi invariati rispetto ai precedenti esami.
rx pulita e linfonodi al mediastino nella norma.
emocromo schifosamente perfetto come al solito!!!
e intanto i 24 mesi di follow up trimestrale stanno scadendo. ancora due controlli e poi.. entrerò nei 6 mesi... wow.. e tra de giorni.. marina di Pisa!
John Lennon in The Collective Consciousness Being Real
Lennon - in the Collective Consciousness - Being Real.
I started looking up John Lennon quotes on Goodreads - which helped inspire me to write this article. I only realised a day later that it was the anniversary of his tragic death - when I saw that a lot of my friends had also been looking him up and replaying his music. I don't think it was just a co-incidence that I made that connection, I do think that his spirit is still very much with us in our attempts to find better ways of being at peace with ourselves, and living more in harmony with the planet.
As I co-administrate a facebook open group called "Back to The Garden" some of his quotes were particularly relevant - such as "I'm not really a career person; I'm a gardener, basically." Also, "The thing the sixties did was to show us the possibilities and the responsibility that we all had. It wasn't the answer. It just gave us a glimpse of the possibility." Our group is already named "Back to The Garden" because of the 60's song "Woodstock" which says "We are stardust, we are golden, and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden". Our aim is to share information to help us try to live sustainable lives by creating supportive local communities, and to participate in global meditation link-ups to help influence the collective consciousness towards achieving this. We also share our creativity to help express our ideas.
My article shows why I think John is such a great example to us all - of how to truly be ourselves.
John Lennon was such a thoroughly REAL person. His quotes reflect all sides of human nature, from the sad and withdrawn, to the desperately painful, to the angry, to the loving and celebratory, and from the arrogant to the humble, as well as from the serious to the exuberant humour-filled sheer absolutes of expression. We all have many sides to our nature but we tend to try to pretend that we don't, mostly because we are afraid to show some of it. Does society make us think that if we remain on a bland even-keel we are more agreeable to others? Surely we are more interesting if we share what we truly feel? It's perfectly possible to be honest without being horrid. Why can't we just accept all of it and be this real? Okay, we don't all need to be huge public characters, but we can be quietly firm about who and how we choose to be.
Another quote of John's which is staggeringly beautiful in its stark honesty is "When you're drowning you don't think I would be incredibly pleased if someone would notice I'm drowning and come and rescue me. You just scream."
If you are facing a period of 'depression', why not allow that to simply be for a while? I generally have 3 days of it every now and again. I learnt from a very early age to manage it. You could say it was artistic temperament, but it isn't just that - we all have natural cycles energetically and physically, which affect us emotionally, and I believe we are better off listening to these than trying to deny them. (Of course, you should look after yourself with good nutrition, exercise, and the right amount of sleep, because imbalance in these areas can exacerbate or oven trigger such periods.) I basically I give myself permission to let it happen and actually explore it - I write or paint myself through it. I don't do anything I don't want to - I just live with it. Okay, so I don't usually publish what I've written at such times - but I do learn from it - and I am well aware that I am processing emotion, dealing with it - not trying to suppress it. I know that after the 3 days it will go again because I have given it the space to play through. Often I make positive changes in my life after these stages - so they are like transition phases. I seem to gather strength and insight from actually allowing them to really work through, and somehow grow from the experience. Perhaps by allowing the darker side its space, I then get recompense by gaining access to more of the light, because sometimes it is straight after one of these periods that I produce my best work. Maybe if we looked at it as if we are like snakes shedding skins so that we have room to grow some more, we could learn to process these phases naturally, we could all deal with them. Maybe they wouldn't hang around then - we could trust ourselves to get through them - not let them overwhelm us, or leave us stuck half in half out - we could go into them fully and come out the other side. I think it is healthy to allow ones-self to honestly explore all sides of your nature, as that is probably the only way you can truly get to know and trust yourself. I think that is why I love John Lennon so much - he trusted himself to be real - and he told the truth.
Of course, John Lennon isn't the only one who has dared to be so real, there are many other people who have been a great example to us in this way, and most of these have left great quotations we can continue to draw on for inspiration. I list loads of them on my Goodreads (Jay Woodman) page, and also share some on my Radiance-Solutions website.
Art of any form - music, writing, painting, are the most obvious ones, but there are many more, (and we don't have to be 'artistic' to express ourselves, you could just write letters you may never post, or notes to yourself) - any of this helps us to truly face the world and explore it and the human psyche. We may begin with ambivalence, but we soon become fearless if we explore thoroughly enough. We become powerful in ourselves because we are learning to understand ourselves. We can't ever really hope to understand everything around us, but we can learn to understand ourselves in relation to anything else. If we know what we stand for and how we feel about things - then that never changes no matter what else changes around you - you become like a rock, yet at the same time feel floatingly free. (Of course if you do learn from new information and experiences or learn to respond differently to situations, your outlook does evolve, but you are still the floating rock that is you growing as part of the conscious universe.)
You know we need variety in life to make it interesting. There has to be variety to even enable us to exist as individuals. So you stop blocking it off - you accept your curiosity and begin to explore, and the more you do this, the more you tend to then celebrate and appreciate the variety. You also accept your vulnerability, yet at the same time feel incredibly strong because you have opened fully to life. Life feels magical - even in its madness and confusion - it is staggeringly intoxicating.
So let's grasp the bull by the horns and dare to be real - you'll be amazed how great it will feel.... Not to be sucked in any more, not be afraid any more. You will feel powerful, filled with energy, draw yourselves up, and take control of who you want to be.
Neale Donald Walsch said "You are all in the process of defining yourselves. Every act is an act of self definition. "
Ralph Waldo Emerson said "To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."
And Shakespeare said "To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man."
John Lennon also said "There are two basic motivating forces: fear and love. When we are afraid, we pull back from life. When we are in love, we open to all that life has to offer with passion, excitement, and acceptance. We need to learn to love ourselves first, in all our glory and our imperfections. If we cannot love ourselves, we cannot fully open to our ability to love others or our potential to create. Evolution and all hopes for a better world rest in the fearlessness and open-hearted vision of people who embrace life."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *But wait a minute, just as with Lennon (and many others) - those in power don't want us to be real do they? They want us to go on consuming their goods (with poisons in them), and watching TV (with all the pap they'd like us to believe). They want us to feel powerless so that they can continue to lead us blindly into wars and other money making schemes, and so that we accept their laws and judgements, instead of questioning them or standing up for ourselves and our rights. If we are real then we become a threat to them, and they feel a need to deal with us - exactly, you got it - but now there are too many of us, and things are going to have to change. If we stop listening to them, if we stop using their systems, and simply walk away - that is all that is needed.
Then we will look after each other at community level - ensure we are can access healthy food, work together at projects that sustain us - not them - keep things local - it makes much more sense. Trade our skills, make things that last, that don't waste raw materials and fuel, things that are truly useful - not junk to make profit out of others. We can take back everything they have been trying to take away from us completely, bit by bit, over centuries, sneakily.
Marianne Williamson said "Do you really not know what to do? Or do you just lack the courage to do it?"
And Ghandi said "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
And Van Morrison said "You can't stop us on the road to freedom, you can't keep us 'cause our eyes can see."
And John Lennon said "You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope some day you'll join us, and the world will live as one."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Another thing Lennon taught us was never to be sucked into trying to fight those trying to exert power over us at their own game. He said "If you want peace, you won't get it with violence." And "There's no separation. We're all one. Give peace a chance, not Shoot people for peace. All you need is love. I believe it. It's damn hard, but I absolutely believe it."
So don't allow yourself to be diverted - firstly it infects you with their level of thinking, secondly it takes your power away. Save your power for doing the good stuff, dismiss the rest as insignificant. As long as you remain complete in who you want to be, you will keep your absolute power. The minute you slip into something else - you lose some of it to them. Don't give it away, keep you power quietly to yourself, and you will always be free, they cannot defeat you. No matter what they do, your power remains yours - they do not get a jot of it. Look at how we remember the great people like John Lennon - that's because they never lost anything at all. He has become untouchable, and yet we can all touch him and his dreams, and help make them as real as he believed they could be. He said "A dream you dream alone is only a dream, a dream you dream together is reality." And "Peace is not something you wish for; It's something you make, Something you do, Something you are....."
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *More notes regarding depression.
Cognitive Dissonance[1] [1] might arise when you begin to realise there are things wrong in the world but can't see the whole picture so your bits don't fit or make sense, or you might be disappointed by the difference between your expectations and what has happened, or of people. As Lennon said "The more real you get the more unreal the world gets."
So you need to re-adjust. Surely allowing ourselves the time to do this rather than try to fight it is actually healthy? Look closely at how you are feeling and thinking. Express how you feel through safe means - artistically, or by speaking to a friend, therapist, or to an inanimate object or imaginary person, or by writing letters or notes. Even ask rhetorical questions, or ask for what you want to happen - it helps you clarify things and you might even find answers. Recognise your autonomy - you can seek clarification in your understanding, or you can actually just choose to change the way you want to feel or do things.
Medication obviously is useful in that it can give you the break to rest and steady yourself, before beginning to explore what is happening. If you view it as a tool to get back up a few steps, not as an excuse to just lie down at the bottom - then it is a positive and empowering act rather than something you are succumbing to. You should ideally always have a plan with your doctor to ensure that you are helped to withdraw carefully and gradually as you take back your power. You do sometimes need to be firm with your doctor about this, take responsibility for your own best interests, but never try to do it completely on your own.
Khalil Gibran wrote that "Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding."
Plug into the umbilical cord of power through meditation and recharge yourself. Connect with the beautiful energy of the planet too. You are a rock between the earth and the reeling stars. Stand there feeling it deeply. Reach out your arms, dance if you want to, swim in the moonlight, sing or shout. Feel the processes in yourself re-adjusting, and renewing - and you will emerge with magic keys - re-enter life in the next stage of growing.
Remember your connection with the harmonics of the universe. You are one aspect of the one life force, manifested as human consciousness - everything else is a distraction. Focus on your relationship with the life force and yourself - who you are being - how you want to be. Other worries often pale into insignificance when you look at the bigger picture. You begin to realise that none of that small stuff can stop you from choosing exactly who you want to be. When you appreciate the astonishing variety of life around you, you tend to just find it easier to allow other things and people to just be as they are> Reasoning doesn't matter so much anymore, even forgiving doesn't matter much anymore - because you see that there is no need, you just let go of the small stuff and walk on deep into the wonder of being fully alive.
As John Lennon said: "Limitless undying love - which shines around me like a million suns - it calls me on and on across the universe."
FOOTNOTE:
1 - Festinger's (1957) cognitive dissonance theory suggests that we have an inner drive to hold all our attitudes and beliefs in harmony and avoid disharmony (or dissonance).
Cognitive dissonance refers to a situation involving conflicting attitudes, beliefs or behaviors. This produces a feeling of discomfort leading to an alteration in one of the attitudes, beliefs or behaviours to reduce the discomfort and restore balance etc.
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Male depression - what exactly does it mean, and how to males experience it differently from women? It comes as a surprise to many people to learn that men and women actually experience it very differently, often feeling very different symptoms and displaying different behaviours. It can be particularly difficult for men as the symptoms of male depression are often quite far from the common conceptions people have developed about how clinical depression looks. The words used can be very confusing, because although the word depression suggests a consistently low and 'sad' mood, it can often manifest in males in the form of agitation and anger.
Depression in men can be particularly hard to diagnose for these reasons, and very often men don't even recognise that they may be suffering from it. This is why it's so important to ensure a wider understanding of how the disorder manifests in men, how it can be controlled and how to find a way through it.
However, although the disorder can show different symptoms in men it's important to keep in mind that what most people think of as 'typical' symptoms are generally still present and dominant in most cases - for example, a loss of enthusiasm for formerly enjoyable activities, loss of interest in sex and consistently 'down' moods, along with recurring thoughts of death and suicide.
So how can you help someone you know who may be suffering from depression - or what can you do if you're a man and you think you might have depression? It's important that if a friend of family member may be suffering, you approach the situation cautiously, as some men may go into denial over having a problem. This denial can sometimes take on an angry form and cause the person to withdraw from you. It's important to broach the subject carefully and be prepared to explain how their behaviour lines up with common symptoms if necessary.
If you believe you might be suffering from depression you should talk to your doctor about potential treatment paths for you, which typically involve some therapy work and often medication (although that's not always the case). In the meantime, it's a good idea to try to avoid stressful situations if possible - while there are often many underlying factors that cause it, being put under pressure can trigger an episode.
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Some Incredibly Strange Brain Disorders
Introduction:
You're used to counting on the brain. Whatever else happens, your individual group of grayish issue will take on the globe, and reply to it in a liquid and foreseeable way. But actually, whatever the brain does is created up of many subsequent psychological actions - and if just one of those actions isn't able, you'll find yourself acting very in a different way. Astasia-Abasia Sufferers Are Always On the Brink of Dropping, Anosognia Sufferers Are Incapable to Identify Their Own Accidents, Broca's Aphasia Sufferers Are Able to Do Everything But Discuss, Palinopsia Sufferers Basically Cannot Hidden Things, Dysmimia or Amimia Sufferers Don't Know if You Give Them the Handy, Dysantigraphia Sufferers Can't Probably Duplicate Their The next door neighbors Document, Amelodia Sufferers Can Never Name That Track, Anhedonia Sufferers Can't Take Satisfaction in Anything and Vocabulary aphasia Sufferers Are Make shift Gertrude Steins.
Main idea:
Astasia-Abasia is also known as Blocq's Condition, after John Blocq, the France physician who first described it. It's the lack of ability to take a position or stroll effectively, but there's more to it. At first, a individual with this situation seems to be very intoxicated. Sufferers dark when they try to take a position or stroll. Sufferers seem risky to themselves. They overbalance excessively, always capturing themselves at the last time. But that's the situation - they always capture themselves. Individuals with Blocq's Condition almost never harm themselves. They only drop when a physician, a family member, or a smooth place on the floor is available. Often this situation is in reaction to pressure. The most popular situation of this occurred in the Sixties, when not one but two cadets at Western Factor came down with the situation, physicians believe as a reaction to the pressure of exercising at the famous university. Anosognia occurs together with other traumas - usually swings and loss of sight. Individuals who have missing the capability to management one 50 percent of their system will say that they just don't want to shift that aspect of their system. They'll say that that 50 percent of one's human is really operating normally, after all. When physicians display that it isn't operating, they'll say that the areas of the system that the physicians are directing to are part of someone else, or even that they have three arms, arms, or feet, and are going the ones that the physicians don't see. There was even a situation of a lady who had gone almost absolutely sightless but was adamant that she could see normally - cobbling together a 'vision' of what was occurring around her from glimpses on the unharmed areas of her sight, from reminiscences, and from any seems to be that she could listen to around her.
Patients with Broca's Aphasia are able to create, to study, to pay attention and understand people, and are able to speak - but not able to type many consistent terms. The situation is caused by an damage to Broca's place, the individual's capability to management what their lips are saying goes away. Some individuals are able to handle about four terms, but most reduce their capability to say what they want. Sometimes, they even will not be able to know that they aren't saying what they mean to say. One of the most popular situations of this was a man who basically recurring "Tono tone tono tono tono," to every query requested him. Although he could understand everything, he couldn't make his mouth area say the terms he required to reply. Palinopsia is not actually a healthcare problem. It's just the after-image that a lot of people after they look away from shiny things. Sometimes, though, it continues a little a lengthy time. A seventy-three-year-old lady joined a Celebration the day after a very bad frustration and observed that, after she checked out a Santa Claus who was operating at the party, she saw a Santa Claus facial beard on everybody's experience for the relax of the party. Times later she still saw people red Santa Claus caps and red Santa Claus overcoats strolling around the roads. Another lady saw areas of her spouse's experience superimposed on everything, or halo of mild from a screen dropping out the right aspect of individuals leads. No one is sure what causes palinopsia, but treatment adverse reactions or patches on the mind are the most likely applicants.
Conclusion:
Dismimia is a strangely particular little situation. There's no way of knowing exactly what causes it, but it prevents the victim from knowing side actions or side alerts. Typical actions for 'wait,' 'stop,' or 'sit and whirl,' are instantly incomprehensive. These actions are missing even if the affected individual formerly realized their significance. This problem was first seen in a Vietnam expert who confirmed exactly what happens when you don't regularly censor yourself at your job: You get taken. You get taken over and over until such time as someone delivers you to a physician. This particular situation was steered towards mindset - rather than an manners guide - because the knight had been taken in the go decades before. The right front side aspect of the mind has something in it that allows individuals consider their terms and silently keep the culturally unhelpful ones within. Other injuries to this place of the mind have triggered identical reactions.
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