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THE BEAUTIFUL MIND CLINIC in Nagpur, India Hi! We The Beautiful Mind Clinic welcomes you to our place. We started this organization to help people understand their minds and explore themselves. A psych

The most common disorders that are found in Indian Families are depression. The prominent symptoms that are seen in the patient are general sadness, loss of interest in earlier activities, difficulty in falling asleep or excessive sleeping especially during the day, changes in appetite, excessive weight gain or weight loss, thoughts about su***de or self harm. Apart from that the person may appear to be crying most of the time. The social circle might also decrease because it is generally seen that we don’t like to talk to the person who is always sad but actually that is the only time when the person wants someone to talk. This depression can seriously impair the person’s ability to function normally and he or she may also find it difficult to een get out of the bed. A general passivity might be observed.

Apart from depression, other common psychological disorders include: Anxiety. Anxiety is a sense of appeehension that is focused upon upcoming potential danger. All of us experience anxiety in stressfulo situations suc as an important exam but fail to distinguish when it becomes an axiety disorder. Some of the common symptoms of anxiety disorder are felling of dizziness, restlessness, panic attcaks in which the symptoms are similar o a heart attack and most of the patients confuse it with aheart attack, sinking sensation, sweating, a rapid heart rate, difficulty concentrating. This anxiety impairs the ability of the individual to functions normally affecting his wok life and social life as well because the patient may start avoiding people due o the anxiety.

Another most commonly observed anxiety disorder is obsessive compulsive disorder. Obsessions are the excessive uncontrollable toughts that the patient has and compulsion are the actions that are carried out by the atient in ordfer to neutralize that thought or image. Intrusive and uncontrollable trail of thoughts about a specific thing and overthinking are common manifestations of it. India is a country where purity in terms of cleanliness is highly valued and most of the religions also emphasize purity because of which sometimes a person’s excessive concern with cleanliness seem to be normal but that actually could be a manifestation of obsessive Compulsive disorder. Some people around us are cleanliness freak and have rigid rules regarding being organized, keeping things in a particular manner and have perfectionist tendency, being excessively religious such as doing pooja three to five times in a day and not being able to maintain that leads to excessive uncontrollable thoughts. Obsessions could also exist in other forms such as ordering, checking the gas stoves many times in a day, washing, unnecessary hoarding of things, counting again and again. OCD might commonly exist with any other anxiety disorder or even with depression.

Apart from Depression another commonly observer mood disorder is Bipolar. Our mood could be thought of as a continuum where the one extreme is depression that involves passivity and negativity and other extreme is mania which is a discrete period of euphoric and expansive mood which lasts for at least a week. This feeling ofeuphoria is different from normal expansion of mood that we normally experience because in this period the euphoria is too high that in that excitement the patient may also engage in risky activities such as being sexually involved with strangers, excessive eating, and taking drugs and also exhibits a high desire for interpersonal interactions. Between the two extremes is the neutral mood which is neither too high nor too low. Bipolar Disorder occurs when the person experiences series of attacks of depression and elation that is experiencing the two poles. The person either appears to be very high or is depressed and the normality is found very rarely.

The disorders that have been discussed so far are the part of neurosis because the individual maintains a contact with reality. On the other hand psychotic disorders are also commonly found but most of Indians are not aware of it. Psychotic disorders are the one in which the person losses contact with the reality. Hallucinations and delusions are the common symptoms of schizophrenia. Hallucinations are the distortion in perception in which the person may see things such as different images or figures and perceive abnormally such as the image of a person, animal on the walls or perceiving a tree to be a person etc. Hallucinations could also involve other senses such as auditory hallucinations in which the person hears voices and that voices also ask the person to do something. Auditory hallucinations are the most common one in which the patient hear voices that directly talk to him or hear two voices talking to each other. Hallucinations could also the tactile such as tingling sensations or gustary such as smelling something which is not there. Delusions on the other hand are distortion in the patterns of thinking. It is a false belief that is held firmly despite the contrary evidence. The example of delusions that the patient might exhibit are thought broadcasting in which the patient thinks that others know about his thoughts or he or she believes strongly that some external agent such as an alien is putting thoughts inside his head or start thinking that he or she is extremely powerful and capable such as thinking himself to be a prime minister or a very famous actor (delusion of grandiosity) or that he is being plotted on by others in which he doubts everyone in his life and start blaming other people( delusion of persecution). Apart from hallucinations and delusions other symptoms of the disorder disorganized speech in which the individual shifts from the topic very frequently, develop his own words that make no sense and also at times start talking to himself as a result it becomes very difficult to interact with the patient. Disorganized behaviour is another symptom in which the actions are inappropriate such as leaving the gas stove open, putting fire, destroying things for no reason. This is the reason that most of the patients become dangerous, others are flat affect that the individual exhibits an indifference or flatness in the emotions which was not present earlier, speak very less( alogia ) which was not the aspect of his or her personality.

Such people rarely are able to directly seek treatment because generally the insight about the psychological disorder is not developed and therefore in such cases the caretaker can visit the psychologist and give the medications so that the patient reaches a stage where he or she can be counselled. Also, it is not necessary for the individual to exhibit all the symptoms. Most of us feel that such a disorder is not prevalent in India but that is actually not the case the only reason that it is not evident is that such disorders are not reported because of the lack of insight among the patients such as the Burari Case that happened in our country in which the entire family was suffering from shared psychotic disorder but due to the lack of insight the family never received treatme
For more info visit us at http://www.thebeautifulmindclinic.com/latest-update/the-most-common-diso/209?utm_source=facebookpage

The most common disorders that are found in Indian Families are depression. The prominent symptoms that are seen in the patient are general sadness, loss of interest in earlier activities, difficulty in falling asleep or excessive sleeping especially during the day, changes in appetite, excessive weight gain or weight loss, thoughts about su***de or self harm. Apart from that the person may appear to be crying most of the time. The social circle might also decrease because it is generally seen that we don’t like to talk to the person who is always sad but actually that is the only time when the person wants someone to talk. This depression can seriously impair the person’s ability to function normally and he or she may also find it difficult to een get out of the bed. A general passivity might be observed.

Apart from depression, other common psychological disorders include: Anxiety. Anxiety is a sense of appeehension that is focused upon upcoming potential danger. All of us experience anxiety in stressfulo situations suc as an important exam but fail to distinguish when it becomes an axiety disorder. Some of the common symptoms of anxiety disorder are felling of dizziness, restlessness, panic attcaks in which the symptoms are similar o a heart attack and most of the patients confuse it with aheart attack, sinking sensation, sweating, a rapid heart rate, difficulty concentrating. This anxiety impairs the ability of the individual to functions normally affecting his wok life and social life as well because the patient may start avoiding people due o the anxiety.

Another most commonly observed anxiety disorder is obsessive compulsive disorder. Obsessions are the excessive uncontrollable toughts that the patient has and compulsion are the actions that are carried out by the atient in ordfer to neutralize that thought or image. Intrusive and uncontrollable trail of thoughts about a specific thing and overthinking are common manifestations of it. India is a country where purity in terms of cleanliness is highly valued and most of the religions also emphasize purity because of which sometimes a person’s excessive concern with cleanliness seem to be normal but that actually could be a manifestation of obsessive Compulsive disorder. Some people around us are cleanliness freak and have rigid rules regarding being organized, keeping things in a particular manner and have perfectionist tendency, being excessively religious such as doing pooja three to five times in a day and not being able to maintain that leads to excessive uncontrollable thoughts. Obsessions could also exist in other forms such as ordering, checking the gas stoves many times in a day, washing, unnecessary hoarding of things, counting again and again. OCD might commonly exist with any other anxiety disorder or even with depression.

Apart from Depression another commonly observer mood disorder is Bipolar. Our mood could be thought of as a continuum where the one extreme is depression that involves passivity and negativity and other extreme is mania which is a discrete period of euphoric and expansive mood which lasts for at least a week. This feeling ofeuphoria is different from normal expansion of mood that we normally experience because in this period the euphoria is too high that in that excitement the patient may also engage in risky activities such as being sexually involved with strangers, excessive eating, and taking drugs and also exhibits a high desire for interpersonal interactions. Between the two extremes is the neutral mood which is neither too high nor too low. Bipolar Disorder occurs when the person experiences series of attacks of depression and elation that is experiencing the two poles. The person either appears to be very high or is depressed and the normality is found very rarely.

The disorders that have been discussed so far are the part of neurosis because the individual maintains a contact with reality. On the other hand psychotic disorders are also commonly found but most of Indians are not aware of it. Psychotic disorders are the one in which the person losses contact with the reality. Hallucinations and delusions are the common symptoms of schizophrenia. Hallucinations are the distortion in perception in which the person may see things such as different images or figures and perceive abnormally such as the image of a person, animal on the walls or perceiving a tree to be a person etc. Hallucinations could also involve other senses such as auditory hallucinations in which the person hears voices and that voices also ask the person to do something. Auditory hallucinations are the most common one in which the patient hear voices that directly talk to him or hear two voices talking to each other. Hallucinations could also the tactile such as tingling sensations or gustary such as smelling something which is not there. Delusions on the other hand are distortion in the patterns of thinking. It is a false belief that is held firmly despite the contrary evidence. The example of delusions that the patient might exhibit are thought broadcasting in which the patient thinks that others know about his thoughts or he or she believes strongly that some external agent such as an alien is putting thoughts inside his head or start thinking that he or she is extremely powerful and capable such as thinking himself to be a prime minister or a very famous actor (delusion of grandiosity) or that he is being plotted on by others in which he doubts everyone in his life and start blaming other people( delusion of persecution). Apart from hallucinations and delusions other symptoms of the disorder disorganized speech in which the individual shifts from the topic very frequently, develop his own words that make no sense and also at times start talking to himself as a result it becomes very difficult to interact with the patient. Disorganized behaviour is another symptom in which the actions are inappropriate such as leaving the gas stove open, putting fire, destroying things for no reason. This is the reason that most of the patients become dangerous, others are flat affect that the individual exhibits an indifference or flatness in the emotions which was not present earlier, speak very less( alogia ) which was not the aspect of his or her personality.

Such people rarely are able to directly seek treatment because generally the insight about the psychological disorder is not developed and therefore in such cases the caretaker can visit the psychologist and give the medications so that the patient reaches a stage where he or she can be counselled. Also, it is not necessary for the individual to exhibit all the symptoms. Most of us feel that such a disorder is not prevalent in India but that is actually not the case the only reason that it is not evident is that such disorders are not reported because of the lack of insight among the patients such as the Burari Case that happened in our country in which the entire family was suffering from shared psychotic disorder but due to the lack of insight the family never received treatme

THE BEAUTIFUL MIND CLINIC in Nagpur, India Hi! We The Beautiful Mind Clinic welcomes you to our place. We started this organization to help people understand their minds and explore themselves. A psych

The most common disorders that are found in Indian Families are depression. The prominent symptoms that are seen in the patient are general sadness, loss of interest in earlier activities, difficulty in falling asleep or excessive sleeping especially during the day, changes in appetite, excessive weight gain or weight loss, thoughts about su***de or self harm. Apart from that the person may appear to be crying most of the time. The social circle might also decrease because it is generally seen that we don’t like to talk to the person who is always sad but actually that is the only time when the person wants someone to talk. This depression can seriously impair the person’s ability to function normally and he or she may also find it difficult to een get out of the bed. A general passivity might be observed.

Apart from depression, other common psychological disorders include: Anxiety. Anxiety is a sense of appeehension that is focused upon upcoming potential danger. All of us experience anxiety in stressfulo situations suc as an important exam but fail to distinguish when it becomes an axiety disorder. Some of the common symptoms of anxiety disorder are felling of dizziness, restlessness, panic attcaks in which the symptoms are similar o a heart attack and most of the patients confuse it with aheart attack, sinking sensation, sweating, a rapid heart rate, difficulty concentrating. This anxiety impairs the ability of the individual to functions normally affecting his wok life and social life as well because the patient may start avoiding people due o the anxiety.

Another most commonly observed anxiety disorder is obsessive compulsive disorder. Obsessions are the excessive uncontrollable toughts that the patient has and compulsion are the actions that are carried out by the atient in ordfer to neutralize that thought or image. Intrusive and uncontrollable trail of thoughts about a specific thing and overthinking are common manifestations of it. India is a country where purity in terms of cleanliness is highly valued and most of the religions also emphasize purity because of which sometimes a person’s excessive concern with cleanliness seem to be normal but that actually could be a manifestation of obsessive Compulsive disorder. Some people around us are cleanliness freak and have rigid rules regarding being organized, keeping things in a particular manner and have perfectionist tendency, being excessively religious such as doing pooja three to five times in a day and not being able to maintain that leads to excessive uncontrollable thoughts. Obsessions could also exist in other forms such as ordering, checking the gas stoves many times in a day, washing, unnecessary hoarding of things, counting again and again. OCD might commonly exist with any other anxiety disorder or even with depression.

Apart from Depression another commonly observer mood disorder is Bipolar. Our mood could be thought of as a continuum where the one extreme is depression that involves passivity and negativity and other extreme is mania which is a discrete period of euphoric and expansive mood which lasts for at least a week. This feeling ofeuphoria is different from normal expansion of mood that we normally experience because in this period the euphoria is too high that in that excitement the patient may also engage in risky activities such as being sexually involved with strangers, excessive eating, and taking drugs and also exhibits a high desire for interpersonal interactions. Between the two extremes is the neutral mood which is neither too high nor too low. Bipolar Disorder occurs when the person experiences series of attacks of depression and elation that is experiencing the two poles. The person either appears to be very high or is depressed and the normality is found very rarely.

The disorders that have been discussed so far are the part of neurosis because the individual maintains a contact with reality. On the other hand psychotic disorders are also commonly found but most of Indians are not aware of it. Psychotic disorders are the one in which the person losses contact with the reality. Hallucinations and delusions are the common symptoms of schizophrenia. Hallucinations are the distortion in perception in which the person may see things such as different images or figures and perceive abnormally such as the image of a person, animal on the walls or perceiving a tree to be a person etc. Hallucinations could also involve other senses such as auditory hallucinations in which the person hears voices and that voices also ask the person to do something. Auditory hallucinations are the most common one in which the patient hear voices that directly talk to him or hear two voices talking to each other. Hallucinations could also the tactile such as tingling sensations or gustary such as smelling something which is not there. Delusions on the other hand are distortion in the patterns of thinking. It is a false belief that is held firmly despite the contrary evidence. The example of delusions that the patient might exhibit are thought broadcasting in which the patient thinks that others know about his thoughts or he or she believes strongly that some external agent such as an alien is putting thoughts inside his head or start thinking that he or she is extremely powerful and capable such as thinking himself to be a prime minister or a very famous actor (delusion of grandiosity) or that he is being plotted on by others in which he doubts everyone in his life and start blaming other people( delusion of persecution). Apart from hallucinations and delusions other symptoms of the disorder disorganized speech in which the individual shifts from the topic very frequently, develop his own words that make no sense and also at times start talking to himself as a result it becomes very difficult to interact with the patient. Disorganized behaviour is another symptom in which the actions are inappropriate such as leaving the gas stove open, putting fire, destroying things for no reason. This is the reason that most of the patients become dangerous, others are flat affect that the individual exhibits an indifference or flatness in the emotions which was not present earlier, speak very less( alogia ) which was not the aspect of his or her personality.

Such people rarely are able to directly seek treatment because generally the insight about the psychological disorder is not developed and therefore in such cases the caretaker can visit the psychologist and give the medications so that the patient reaches a stage where he or she can be counselled. Also, it is not necessary for the individual to exhibit all the symptoms. Most of us feel that such a disorder is not prevalent in India but that is actually not the case the only reason that it is not evident is that such disorders are not reported because of the lack of insight among the patients such as the Burari Case that happened in our country in which the entire family was suffering from shared psychotic disorder but due to the lack of insight the family never received treatme
For more info visit us at http://www.thebeautifulmindclinic.com/latest-update/the-most-common-diso/208?utm_source=facebookpage

The most common disorders that are found in Indian Families are depression. The prominent symptoms that are seen in the patient are general sadness, loss of interest in earlier activities, difficulty in falling asleep or excessive sleeping especially during the day, changes in appetite, excessive weight gain or weight loss, thoughts about su***de or self harm. Apart from that the person may appear to be crying most of the time. The social circle might also decrease because it is generally seen that we don’t like to talk to the person who is always sad but actually that is the only time when the person wants someone to talk. This depression can seriously impair the person’s ability to function normally and he or she may also find it difficult to een get out of the bed. A general passivity might be observed.

Apart from depression, other common psychological disorders include: Anxiety. Anxiety is a sense of appeehension that is focused upon upcoming potential danger. All of us experience anxiety in stressfulo situations suc as an important exam but fail to distinguish when it becomes an axiety disorder. Some of the common symptoms of anxiety disorder are felling of dizziness, restlessness, panic attcaks in which the symptoms are similar o a heart attack and most of the patients confuse it with aheart attack, sinking sensation, sweating, a rapid heart rate, difficulty concentrating. This anxiety impairs the ability of the individual to functions normally affecting his wok life and social life as well because the patient may start avoiding people due o the anxiety.

Another most commonly observed anxiety disorder is obsessive compulsive disorder. Obsessions are the excessive uncontrollable toughts that the patient has and compulsion are the actions that are carried out by the atient in ordfer to neutralize that thought or image. Intrusive and uncontrollable trail of thoughts about a specific thing and overthinking are common manifestations of it. India is a country where purity in terms of cleanliness is highly valued and most of the religions also emphasize purity because of which sometimes a person’s excessive concern with cleanliness seem to be normal but that actually could be a manifestation of obsessive Compulsive disorder. Some people around us are cleanliness freak and have rigid rules regarding being organized, keeping things in a particular manner and have perfectionist tendency, being excessively religious such as doing pooja three to five times in a day and not being able to maintain that leads to excessive uncontrollable thoughts. Obsessions could also exist in other forms such as ordering, checking the gas stoves many times in a day, washing, unnecessary hoarding of things, counting again and again. OCD might commonly exist with any other anxiety disorder or even with depression.

Apart from Depression another commonly observer mood disorder is Bipolar. Our mood could be thought of as a continuum where the one extreme is depression that involves passivity and negativity and other extreme is mania which is a discrete period of euphoric and expansive mood which lasts for at least a week. This feeling ofeuphoria is different from normal expansion of mood that we normally experience because in this period the euphoria is too high that in that excitement the patient may also engage in risky activities such as being sexually involved with strangers, excessive eating, and taking drugs and also exhibits a high desire for interpersonal interactions. Between the two extremes is the neutral mood which is neither too high nor too low. Bipolar Disorder occurs when the person experiences series of attacks of depression and elation that is experiencing the two poles. The person either appears to be very high or is depressed and the normality is found very rarely.

The disorders that have been discussed so far are the part of neurosis because the individual maintains a contact with reality. On the other hand psychotic disorders are also commonly found but most of Indians are not aware of it. Psychotic disorders are the one in which the person losses contact with the reality. Hallucinations and delusions are the common symptoms of schizophrenia. Hallucinations are the distortion in perception in which the person may see things such as different images or figures and perceive abnormally such as the image of a person, animal on the walls or perceiving a tree to be a person etc. Hallucinations could also involve other senses such as auditory hallucinations in which the person hears voices and that voices also ask the person to do something. Auditory hallucinations are the most common one in which the patient hear voices that directly talk to him or hear two voices talking to each other. Hallucinations could also the tactile such as tingling sensations or gustary such as smelling something which is not there. Delusions on the other hand are distortion in the patterns of thinking. It is a false belief that is held firmly despite the contrary evidence. The example of delusions that the patient might exhibit are thought broadcasting in which the patient thinks that others know about his thoughts or he or she believes strongly that some external agent such as an alien is putting thoughts inside his head or start thinking that he or she is extremely powerful and capable such as thinking himself to be a prime minister or a very famous actor (delusion of grandiosity) or that he is being plotted on by others in which he doubts everyone in his life and start blaming other people( delusion of persecution). Apart from hallucinations and delusions other symptoms of the disorder disorganized speech in which the individual shifts from the topic very frequently, develop his own words that make no sense and also at times start talking to himself as a result it becomes very difficult to interact with the patient. Disorganized behaviour is another symptom in which the actions are inappropriate such as leaving the gas stove open, putting fire, destroying things for no reason. This is the reason that most of the patients become dangerous, others are flat affect that the individual exhibits an indifference or flatness in the emotions which was not present earlier, speak very less( alogia ) which was not the aspect of his or her personality.

Such people rarely are able to directly seek treatment because generally the insight about the psychological disorder is not developed and therefore in such cases the caretaker can visit the psychologist and give the medications so that the patient reaches a stage where he or she can be counselled. Also, it is not necessary for the individual to exhibit all the symptoms. Most of us feel that such a disorder is not prevalent in India but that is actually not the case the only reason that it is not evident is that such disorders are not reported because of the lack of insight among the patients such as the Burari Case that happened in our country in which the entire family was suffering from shared psychotic disorder but due to the lack of insight the family never received treatment.
For more info visit us at http://www.thebeautifulmindclinic.com/latest-update/the-most-common-diso/207?utm_source=facebookpage