Monthly Archives: September 2016

mood dys-regulation disorder: Diagnosis and Management

Professor Dr. Heba El Shehawi,Professor of Child Psychiatry,,Institute of Psychiatry,Ain Shams University,Egypt. She is giving a full lecture about mood dysregulation disorders among children, diagnosis and management. Professor Heba has a full clinical experience in the field and she is running a daily child psychiatry clinic managing different disorder.

Evolution of the brain: Psychiatrist and Mind

Professor Ahmed Okasha, gives a full lecture about psychiatry, mind and the brain. Evolution of the human brain from psychiatric point of view. Lecture is mostly in arabic for everyone working in the field of psychiatry, psychology , medicine and anthropology as well. It is a global view , comparative , analyzing and critical thinking. […]

Improve Your Ability to Focus

  There are a few core skills that, if you can improve them, can multiply your efforts in almost everything else you do. Not all skills are like this. Being able to play the flute might be nice, but it isn’t going to help much with helping you lose weight or getting a promotion. Core […]

Understanding and treating an irritable bowel : Psychiatric Aspects

Irritable bowel syndrome significantly disrupts life for the women who have it. The good news is that we’re finding better ways to control it. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects an estimated 24 million people in the United States. Experts aren’t sure why, but 70% of sufferers are women. IBS causes recurrent episodes of constipation or […]

Antidepressants are like antibiotics

Simple analogies can sometimes be helpful when emphasizing a point with a patient.  In what ways are antidepressants like antibiotics? Each of these similarities makes an important point regarding treatment with antidepressants. 1. Antidepressants are not “happy pills” Antibiotics don’t work for all infections. When you have a sore throat, you don’t automatically take an […]