This clip tells the story of how the company that makes Didee Snug Diapers came to be. The company founder decided early on to give up his original 100% ownership position in order to attract investors who could provide ..
Psychotherapy is particularly important in breaking the cycle of anxiety disorders, whether they take the form of panic attacks or eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia nervosa. Michael Strober, Director of the Eati..
There is no specific triggering event other than the stress associated with puberty that has been linked to bulimia or anorexia nervosa. For Erin, the cycle of bulimia began when she purged the junk food she had eaten fo..
Group psychotherapy is particularly valuable for victims of eating disorders. It confirms that their experience is not unique and allows them to feel understood, respected, and cared about. Michael Strober, Director of U..
Eating disorders are complex illnesses. Successful treatment programs blend a combination of therapies--medical care and monitoring, psychotherapy and nutritional counseling. Erin, a patient involved in the Eating Disord..
People with a positive mental attitude accept themselves, have an optimistic yet realistic outlook on life, and cope effectively with change. Many citizens of the world are impaired by some form of mental illness, the ca..
Matching patients with the appropriate anti-depressant, and getting them to stay with it long enough for it to work involves the support of psychotherapy as well as medication. Too often insurance plans severely limit co..
The experience of depression becomes blatantly clear as Beverly relates her struggles with the disease. Outsiders tend to think depression can be cast aside if only the person afflicted has the will to do it. Dr. Andrew ..
Anyone who has a first-degree relative with a mood disorder is at increased risk for experiencing the same disorder themselves. The most common mood disorder is depression. Against the backdrop of a patient named Beverly..
Andrew Leuchter, Director of Adult Psychiatry at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute and Paul McHugh, Psychiatrist-in-Chief at Johns Hopkins University Hospital talk about the future of psychotherapy. Increased understandi..