La #psicosis desde dentro.
En este libro cuento mi experiencia personal con el brote psicótico y el delirio.
Además, intento aportar conocimiento profesional para acercarnos a una realidad tan compleja.
Disponible en Amazon Kindle
https://t.co/SfjlimH7s1
#Postpisiquiatría plantea reflexiones críticas sobre la psiquiatría actual, como la exagerada psiquiatrización de malestares de origen social, la inconsistencia y la perniciosa influencia de la industria farmacéutica sobre los profesionales.
👉 https://t.co/b5yGNBEhqh
In meaningful psychotherapy, we help patients move from the general to the specific, from the abstract to the personal. We encounter resistance along the way, which itself becomes the focus of our attention and curiosity.
👉Tell me what you mean
👉Can you give me an example
👉Say more
👉I notice you didn’t mention
👉Something makes it hard to talk about this
👉Perhaps there’s a reason you left that out
👉What more comes to mind
👉I notice you looked sad when you said
👉Perhaps it’s easier to focus on this than that
👉Can you put words to those tears
👉I notice we quickly got away from the topic of
👉Help me connect the dots
These comments are made in a spirit of non-judgmental curiosity, intended to invite the patient to *be curious* with us, without blame or shame.
They help create space for the patient to notice, attend to, and begin to put words to areas of experience that were previously unknown or unacknowledged.
This approach to psychotherapy takes account of unconscious mental life: we do not fully know our own hearts and minds, there are multiple layers of experience, and emotional life is complex and often contradictory.
This is how we become more self-aware and more whole.
The therapeutic stance of *finding out together* is very different from providing tips, tools, worksheets, advice, or solutions.
It is also very different from automatically affirming or validating whatever is on the surface, before we could possibly understand what we’re validating.
The starting point of in-depth psychotherapy is recognizing there is more than meets the eye, and working to develop a relationship in which patient and therapist can discover it together.
@albionsix@VirginiaMLO Que el consumo de cannabis aumente el riesgo de desarrollar un episodio psicótico y de recaída en los que ya lo han desarrollado, no apoya la afirmación que ha hecho la compañera? Que no aumenten las urgencias y/o hospitalizaciones?
Las visitas al hospital por brotes psicóticos causados por un consumo puntual o prolongado de cannabis van en aumento en población joven.
Tenemos que hablar más, muchísimo más sobre la relación entre fumar porros y psicosis.
I agree.
“You can’t change society, change yourself” is often presented as wisdom, but in therapy it can easily become an excuse for sociological blindness.
Society is not only “outside” us. It is internalised — through shame, fear, obedience, gender roles, class pressure, medical authority, productivity culture, trauma, stigma, and repeated social messages.
So the work is not always simply to “adapt better.”
Sometimes the work is to excavate what was implanted, loosen what was normalised, question what was called pathology, and distinguish personal suffering from social conditioning.
Healing should not mean becoming well-adjusted to harmful systems.
Sometimes healing begins when a person finally understands:
This was not only “me.”
It was also the world that shaped me.
Good therapy should help people regain agency — not train them to accept injustice as a personal coping problem.
#MentalHealth #Therapy #TraumaInformed #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth #PatientRights #MedicalEthics #DoNoHarm #PowerAndControl #Healing #HumanRights
The critique: we can’t change society change yourself, often justifies in therapy a kind of sociological myopia which completely ignores that society is ingrained in the self via internalisation - & that excavating & loosening the ingrained is often a vital part of the work...
https://t.co/CaTincFTvf
José Juan Uriarte, psiquiatra y referente en rehabilitación psicosocial: "Se ha reducido el estigma con la ansiedad o la depresión, pero no con enfermedades graves como la esquizofrenia"
Al iniciar el siglo XX, un célebre neuropsiquiatra, Emil Kraepelin, elaboró una clasificación de las psicosis. Postuló dos grandes categorías: la demencia precoz, un trastorno que afectaba el pensamiento y las capacidades cognoscitivas, y la psicosis maniaco-depresiva,
A veces una reseña no es un elogio, sino una posible confirmación de que alguien ha encontrado palabras para nombrar algo que llevaba tiempo sin poder decir.
La #psicosis desde dentro.
En este libro cuento mi experiencia personal con el brote psicótico y el delirio.
Además, intento aportar conocimiento profesional para acercarnos a una realidad tan compleja.
Disponible en Amazon Kindle
https://t.co/SfjlimH7s1
A partir de ahí, el delirio no irrumpió de golpe: se fue formando lentamente, como si la realidad empezara a reorganizarse siguiendo una lógica paralela que solo yo podía percibir.
#psicosis
1/ El juicio en Córdoba a una jefa de salud mental por el suicidio de un paciente con trastorno mental grave marca un precedente inquietante.
No solo para la psiquiatría sino para todo el sistema sanitario.👇🏼https://t.co/CMOzjGnMDY
¿Cómo recuperar la motivación y las ganas de hacer cosas? Descubre estrategias efectivas para hacer frente a la apatía, un síntoma negativo de la #psicosis.
✍ Dra. Anna Sintes, psicóloga clínica en el @SJDbarcelona_es
https://t.co/eQHlaAOZUR