http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/ Topics from multidimensional biopsychosocial perspectives. Mon, 13 Oct 2008 07:25:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-90964 seven rays Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:56:20 +0000 http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-90964 I think it does not really matter what terminology people use in describing their inner experiences. We often have prejudices about certain terms, but what counts is the reality and the benefit of the phenomena. I think it does not really matter what terminology people use in describing their inner experiences. We often have prejudices about certain terms, but what counts is the reality and the benefit of the phenomena.

]]> http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-77548 Encephalon #38 « Not Exactly Rocket Science Tue, 18 Dec 2007 15:44:56 +0000 http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-77548 [...] Many people are currently panicking because of carbon dioxide levels, but not in the way that Karen from GNIF Brain Blogger suggests. She writes about new research which shows that breathing in stale air laden with carbon dioxide could cause feelings of panic and anxiety.  Karen also has a bumper four-part post about new research on the links between spirituality and mental health. [...] [...] Many people are currently panicking because of carbon dioxide levels, but not in the way that Karen from GNIF Brain Blogger suggests. She writes about new research which shows that breathing in stale air laden with carbon dioxide could cause feelings of panic and anxiety.  Karen also has a bumper four-part post about new research on the links between spirituality and mental health. [...]

]]> http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-75504 Matthew Sat, 08 Dec 2007 04:39:38 +0000 http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-75504 Spirituality is more about seeing everything as a whole, as opposed to a clinician's tendency to label and isolate. The article is a good start! Spirituality is more about seeing everything as a whole, as opposed to a clinician’s tendency to label and isolate. The article is a good start!

]]> http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-75013 Lin Fri, 07 Dec 2007 17:08:07 +0000 http://brainblogger.com/2007/12/05/spirituality-and-mental-health-part-iv-of-iv-health-centric-spirituality-in-psychotherapy/#comment-75013 to mental health, bipolar disorder in young adults. I have a 25 year old daughter who has been suffered from the same for the last 6 years, still without much improvement. Many drugs have been tried, psychotherapy and the like, to no avail. she has lost jobs, dropped out of college 3 times, and is lost, truly lost. she has run up awful debt, has terrible credit, wrote bad checks, been on drugs, gone to jail, sexually premissive. We love her so much, but, society has no use for her, they do not understand that what she does IS the disease, and it truly is a disease. It is not her. She, on the other hand is a loving, caring person, who loves animals, children, wanted to be a nurse, wanted to help people, someone who saw a homeless man on the street and gave him $20, of which left her broke. I know the person she is, but, others cannot see through her illness because it does not show. she is a beautfiul girl, but she knows what people will think of her when they are around her long. she doesn't expect anything anymore. She always wanted children but now knows she probably never will. I am frustrated with the psych profession, and the drugs. where is the research? 3% if the entire world has this awful disorder. I fear for her future, once my husband and I are no longer here. Will she end up a homeless person, living under a bridge? or end of in jail off and on, with nobody really caring why she does what she does. I could just scream, I cry everyday. this affects the entire family, no one is the same, ever again. to mental health, bipolar disorder in young adults. I have a 25 year old daughter who has been suffered from the same for the last 6 years, still without much improvement. Many drugs have been tried, psychotherapy and the like, to no avail. she has lost jobs, dropped out of college 3 times, and is lost, truly lost. she has run up awful debt, has terrible credit, wrote bad checks, been on drugs, gone to jail, sexually premissive. We love her so much, but, society has no use for her, they do not understand that what she does IS the disease, and it truly is a disease. It is not her. She, on the other hand is a loving, caring person, who loves animals, children, wanted to be a nurse, wanted to help people, someone who saw a homeless man on the street and gave him $20, of which left her broke. I know the person she is, but, others cannot see through her illness because it does not show. she is a beautfiul girl, but she knows what people will think of her when they are around her long. she doesn’t expect anything anymore. She always wanted children but now knows she probably never will. I am frustrated with the psych profession, and the drugs. where is the research? 3% if the entire world has this awful disorder. I fear for her future, once my husband and I are no longer here. Will she end up a homeless person, living under a bridge? or end of in jail off and on, with nobody really caring why she does what she does. I could just scream, I cry everyday. this affects the entire family, no one is the same, ever again.

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