Thank you Doctor Snipes! You are such a breath of fresh air, and it's an honor to be your student! As much as reading the DSM is thrilling, it is so much easier to gain both knowledge and wisdom from watching a real teacher with experience teach this material.
I am beginning my Masters for MFT on an accelerated path. Your videos are so helpful. I’ve also shared your podcast and videos with my clients as I am currently a Recovery Coordinator with children.
Your videos are appreciable mam I am a practicing counseling psychologist, with experience in military nursing in India. Your experience and explanation is wonderful.
You’re so welcome! That’s awesome! Thank you so much for watching the videos on the channel. Best of luck on passing your LMHCE EXAM! I am so grateful to be of help.
Mam your way of sharing knowledge is wonderful.....💕Kindly give us a proper and complete lecture on depressive disorder due to another medical condition according to DSM-5....
Thank you so much for an other clear lecture. This definitely explains what's happening to me as CPtsd sufferer. Will discuss with my therapist next session.
I am sorry you are struggling with cPTSD. Please let me know what your therapist replies. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=cptsd
@@DocSnipes Thank you so much for all your videos, they have been tremendously helpful. My therapist agreed with the type of depression I am currently experiencing. (the lecture was very clear and I recognized my signs). We have worked out a specific safety plan with solutions to help me with.
You’re so welcome. I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. What did you find most useful from it? Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=depression
COVID, deafness and spinal issues rendering me unable to keep house effectively and these havr contributed to my increased depression. Dr had to increase my meds
Carol, hang in there! You'd be surprised at just how effectively you're able to manage stress by simply refusing to mentally ruminate about these problems.
@@micahbarbee8636I know you mean well but obviously don't understand depression, or worse like mine is co-morbidities like PTSD, being old and infirm and meds that enhance depression in order to take care of life/death problems. I wish being positive and not being a reactor would be enough. Thanks tho for thinking of me.
@@carolgibson-wilson4354 , true, I don't know to much about depression but I understand things like homeostasis. The body will try to meet any demand you put on it, also you never specified which sort of depression you're dealing with in your original comment.
@@donkeeefarms3795 I'm going with Optiva which I watched me niece do and she list 16 dress sizes and ger anger and depression are better. She has tons of energy. Thanks tho. Salt is a big no for me due to high BP and cholesterol
"Major Depression shouldn't be diagnosed if it's the result of medical conditions." Aren't so many patients diagnosed as MDD while having so some underlying chronic medical conditions and biological distress, which impact their HPA axis? I personally think this is the medical system scapegoating the psychiatry field to get rid of the patients by using anti-depressants rather than investigating more and finding the actual medical conditions. When the patients don't get well, the psychiatric field is to blame for not being able to find the right answers while acting as a paramedic!
At 14:33 Interpersonal Rejection Sensitivity is sometime seen as a depressive symptom but more and more is also being associated with Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) that goes along with ADHD. Yes, there can be cluster B personality disorders but it could be ADHD and if there is psychomotor retardation it could be tied with Sluggish Cognitive Tempo (SCT). Unfortunately the DSM committees and the clinicians don't always agree on what a given disorder includes. Thanks for your great detail.
Any of the sleep disturbances considered in the creteria right? Because for my whole life I,ve been suffering through chronic insomnia but when my remission started in June of 2020 I started to have delayed sleep phrase symptoms and also insomnia like my sleep was all over the place.. is this normal? Like my circadian rhytum is all over the place and was never stable...
Yes, sleep disturbance are a major part of the criteria. The person either sleeps too much (but the sleep is one of poor quality) or they sleep too little. This alters your circadian rhythm and increases depression because you are exhausted and your body is focused on keeping you alive, not happy. Please tell me what is your favorite tip from the video.
Thank you. What if they present will npd symptoms within couples but individual they are presenting with anxiety and depression with another therapist. In couples they do not meet criteria for say generalized anxiety and same for depressive symptoms. Is it possible to present with npd in one scenario w a partner and differently in another setting?
It is really help some where? Can all the knowledge on human mind , help the wounded? Is the suffering going to stop one day, or just when one die? Take a 65 years mind, abused sexually, negleted, and completely emotional abandoned, with probably no hypothalamus, or pituitary gland survive, still having nightmares of sexual assaulted, a obsecibe need of friendship or affective attention, could that person keep looking for help? Still hope? It is worth to try? Times running out, aging, health deteriorating by the min
Difficult question! Pain is a reality, but suffering is optional! We can work with this client with the hope of achieving goals. We are all going through different kinds of experience, we gain more strength and courage everyday. You are not alone, we are here. I appreciate your question which itself is a sign of hope.
👌More videos can be found on this topic at th-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswgdURAGHxP23IR4VFxarMR9.html&si=Isk9oiKcH99b2mPW ❤️Self help activities and worksheets and concierge coaching with Dr. Snipes can be accessed at DocSnipes.com 👍Online Courses for Continuing Education (CEU, OPD, CPD) and Substance Abuse Counselor Certification
Thank you Doctor Snipes! You are such a breath of fresh air, and it's an honor to be your student! As much as reading the DSM is thrilling, it is so much easier to gain both knowledge and wisdom from watching a real teacher with experience teach this material.
You’re most welcome. Thanks for watching
I am beginning my Masters for MFT on an accelerated path. Your videos are so helpful. I’ve also shared your podcast and videos with my clients as I am currently a Recovery Coordinator with children.
Thank you! I appreciate you sharing the videos.
Your videos are appreciable mam
I am a practicing counseling psychologist, with experience in military nursing in India. Your experience and explanation is wonderful.
I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. What did you find most useful from it?
One of the best summary on the depressive disorders you can hear in this year. The ubiquity of depressive suffering is just uncanny 😢
Thanks for watching.
Thanks! I am studying for the LMHCE EXAM , I love your videos.
You’re so welcome! That’s awesome! Thank you so much for watching the videos on the channel. Best of luck on passing your LMHCE EXAM! I am so grateful to be of help.
Hello Doc Snipes, nice to see ya and hear from you agai,. Muchas gracias por alludarme, pues no estoy trabajando y este material me alluda mucho.
Thanks for watching.
Mam your way of sharing knowledge is wonderful.....💕Kindly give us a proper and complete lecture on depressive disorder due to another medical condition according to DSM-5....
Thank you so much for watching. Are you interested in a particular disorder or it doesn’t matter?
@@DocSnipes Yes Mam...
I am interested...
And I need it...plzz
Oo someone mentioned a podcast what's the name of it?
This presentation ties together so much info I’ve heard in bits and pieces but never in this way. Thanks
Wonderful! Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for an other clear lecture. This definitely explains what's happening to me as CPtsd sufferer. Will discuss with my therapist next session.
I am sorry you are struggling with cPTSD. Please let me know what your therapist replies. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=cptsd
@@DocSnipes Thank you so much for all your videos, they have been tremendously helpful. My therapist agreed with the type of depression I am currently experiencing. (the lecture was very clear and I recognized my signs). We have worked out a specific safety plan with solutions to help me with.
Ty, writing a paper on unipolar mood disorders and psychedelics today and this was helpful
Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much am in a pscy NP program and the professors ao not teach at all, so this helps a lot.
You’re so welcome. I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. What did you find most useful from it? Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=depression
Concise. No better words to say this. Thanks Doc
You’re most welcome. I am grateful to be pf service and I appreciate you watching the video
Thank yoy maam for explaining so neatly, its a big help sometimes
You’re most welcome. Thank you for watching the video
I have a tremendous respect for your work. Thank you.
COVID, deafness and spinal issues rendering me unable to keep house effectively and these havr contributed to my increased depression. Dr had to increase my meds
Carol, hang in there! You'd be surprised at just how effectively you're able to manage stress by simply refusing to mentally ruminate about these problems.
@@micahbarbee8636I know you mean well but obviously don't understand depression, or worse like mine is co-morbidities like PTSD, being old and infirm and meds that enhance depression in order to take care of life/death problems. I wish being positive and not being a reactor would be enough. Thanks tho for thinking of me.
@@carolgibson-wilson4354 , true, I don't know to much about depression but I understand things like homeostasis. The body will try to meet any demand you put on it, also you never specified which sort of depression you're dealing with in your original comment.
Carol, check out the carnivore diet. Beef, salt, and water. It’s worth looking into. Dr Ken Berry. Dr Anthony Chaffee. Etc.
@@donkeeefarms3795 I'm going with Optiva which I watched me niece do and she list 16 dress sizes and ger anger and depression are better. She has tons of energy. Thanks tho. Salt is a big no for me due to high BP and cholesterol
I am grateful for this channel.
Thanks for being here.
Great videos .Keep posting Dr.
-From Malaysia -
Thank you so much for watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=DSM
Love everything you do Dawn ❤ Thank you for being fabulous 💕
Thank you so much!
thanks again for everything Doc
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
This helped me a lot today. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Really I important This video thanks doctor ❤
Most welcome
Very helpful! Thank you!
So welcome. I appreciate you watching
"Major Depression shouldn't be diagnosed if it's the result of medical conditions." Aren't so many patients diagnosed as MDD while having so some underlying chronic medical conditions and biological distress, which impact their HPA axis? I personally think this is the medical system scapegoating the psychiatry field to get rid of the patients by using anti-depressants rather than investigating more and finding the actual medical conditions. When the patients don't get well, the psychiatric field is to blame for not being able to find the right answers while acting as a paramedic!
Meaning to say not medical conditions that is the cause depression like hypothyroid
At 14:33 Interpersonal Rejection Sensitivity is sometime seen as a depressive symptom but more and more is also being associated with Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) that goes along with ADHD. Yes, there can be cluster B personality disorders but it could be ADHD and if there is psychomotor retardation it could be tied with Sluggish Cognitive Tempo (SCT). Unfortunately the DSM committees and the clinicians don't always agree on what a given disorder includes. Thanks for your great detail.
You’re most welcome. Thanks for watching the video
thanks for mentioning this! I’ve been negative for BPD and was told my rejection sensitivity was based on my ADHD before.
This was a really great topic(s) lol Thanks, Doc!
You’re most welcome! Thanks for watching
Amazing and very informative video
Glad you liked it
Thanks
Welcome
Are there CEUs available for this presentation?
Can you please provide these slides?
Thanks for watching the video. The slides can be found at allceus.com
Any of the sleep disturbances considered in the creteria right? Because for my whole life I,ve been suffering through chronic insomnia but when my remission started in June of 2020 I started to have delayed sleep phrase symptoms and also insomnia like my sleep was all over the place.. is this normal? Like my circadian rhytum is all over the place and was never stable...
Yes, sleep disturbance are a major part of the criteria. The person either sleeps too much (but the sleep is one of poor quality) or they sleep too little. This alters your circadian rhythm and increases depression because you are exhausted and your body is focused on keeping you alive, not happy. Please tell me what is your favorite tip from the video.
depressin anxiety ad NPD possible?
Anything is possible, I would explore if the NPD behaviors are a protective reaction to the trauma related anxiety and consider a diagnosis of CPTSD
Thank you.
What if they present will npd symptoms within couples but individual they are presenting with anxiety and depression with another therapist. In couples they do not meet criteria for say generalized anxiety and same for depressive symptoms. Is it possible to present with npd in one scenario w a partner and differently in another setting?
It is really help some where? Can all the knowledge on human mind , help the wounded? Is the suffering going to stop one day, or just when one die? Take a 65 years mind, abused sexually, negleted, and completely emotional abandoned, with probably no hypothalamus, or pituitary gland survive, still having nightmares of sexual assaulted, a obsecibe need of friendship or affective attention, could that person keep looking for help? Still hope? It is worth to try? Times running out, aging, health deteriorating by the min
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Difficult question!
Pain is a reality, but suffering is optional!
We can work with this client with the hope of achieving goals.
We are all going through different kinds of experience, we gain more strength and courage everyday. You are not alone, we are here.
I appreciate your question which itself is a sign of hope.
👌More videos can be found on this topic at
th-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswgdURAGHxP23IR4VFxarMR9.html&si=Isk9oiKcH99b2mPW
❤️Self help activities and worksheets and concierge coaching with Dr. Snipes can be accessed at DocSnipes.com
👍Online Courses for Continuing Education (CEU, OPD, CPD) and Substance Abuse Counselor Certification
Some people Hate SLUMBERING WASTE of PRECIOUS TIME. A WASTE OF TIME !!!
Thanks for watching.
What about people UNABLE TO WAKE WHEN DESIRED. ???! ALARM CLOCKS DO NOT HELP .☹️
Thanks
Welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thanks. Not that it’s all about me, but many of your points are my life story.