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A renowned psychiatrist recognizes his contribution to the autism overdiagnosis crisis and the resulting diagnostic fads due to the loose terms of the DSM-4. ....
They said, while everything originates in the brain, this is not a problem of her brain. the psychiatrist, four of the leading psychiatrists in the country, including the editors of the dsm 4 and the dsm 5, the psychological manual of medicine, they now recognize exorcism. they call it dissociative identity disorder, demonic possession. how did it change your understanding of that mystery of evil? there was no other explanation for what was going on. i always thought, there is probably some medical or psychiatric term for this. there isn t. there s a psychiatric term for it that involves possession. so if someone comes to a psychiatrist and says they are possessed, they don t say, no, you are not possessed. here are some medication and a little therapy, you ll be fine. no, they bring in in and exorc. ....
George taf ffey, what is your reaction to the latest incident involving your friend george zimmerman, given it s the fourth time i think he s been involved in such a clash with the police? well, piers, in my honest opinion and i m not a medical doctor, but i believe that george is suffering from untreated posttraumatic stress disorder, and i base it upon, you know, some of the criteria that i read in the dsm 4 which is now the 5, one of the guests on another show is on corrected me on that and it s really no different in the version, but, you know, it has a manifestation. first of all, george is a spiritual and religious person. he comes from a religious family that believes in the ten command thes and one of those are thou ....
Disorder. i said he s suffering from untreated why should he have guns? let s take the event, the life changing event, the trama that he just experienced. okay? he s on his way out to target. next thing you know he s living his life on the run and he s got quite a few people after him. okay? because they believe that he murdered, as you call he called an unarmed teenager. yeah. piers that s what he did. the facts in the case were proven beyond a reasonable doubt. okay? let s talk facts and evidence here. you want to talk about the acquitt acquittal, which is still very bitter in the minds of a lot of americans, and you know what? i kind of feel i m feeling that resentment, but you know what? get over it. okay? he s been acquitted. the man is suffering from ptsd, a life-changing event, a trama that was experienced and in the dsm 4, which i read earlier ....