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The film 'Nuremberg' highlights the role of psychiatrist Dr. Douglas Kelley in assessing Nazi leaders like Hermann Göring for trial, exploring themes of power, personality, and remorse, and drawing parallels to contemporary issues of fascism and psychology.
A psychiatrist shares tips for reducing stress, emphasizing the importance of recognizing that feelings are not always facts and suggesting strategies such as mindfulness, self-compassion, and seeking support from others to manage stress and improve emotional well-being.
Psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo, in her new book "Calm Your Mind with Food," emphasizes the impact of diet on anxiety levels, suggesting that certain foods can alleviate tension and improve mood. A 2023 poll revealed high levels of anxiety among UK adults, prompting consideration of dietary interventions to combat this issue.
Dr. Michael H. Stone, a psychiatrist and scholar known for his work on defining evil and differentiating it from mental illness, has passed away at the age of 90. Stone authored the book "The Anatomy of Evil" and hosted the TV program "Most Evil," where he interviewed murderers to understand their motivations. He identified narcissism and aggression as predominant traits in those who commit evil acts. Stone's research warned of an intensification and diversification of evil acts since the 1960s, attributing it to factors such as access to military weaponry, moral relativism, and a backlash against feminism. He also conducted long-term studies on patients with borderline personality disorders.
A psychiatrist has listed five signs that suggest depression may actually be bipolar disorder. One key marker is that bipolar disorder often presents with depression between ages 15 and 19, while manic or hypomanic episodes may not occur for years. Another sign is that anti-depressants may not work or can worsen symptoms in cases of bipolar disorder. Understanding these distinctions can help in accurately diagnosing and treating the condition.
Psychiatrist Dr. Sasha Hamdani, who has ADHD herself, shares four self-care practices for people living with ADHD. These practices include reframing the idea of failure, challenging negative thoughts with evidence, focusing on gratitude, and considering journaling as a way to process emotions. These strategies can help improve emotional health and manage stress for individuals with ADHD.
Dr. Brian Hyatt, a prominent psychiatrist in Arkansas and chairman of the board that disciplines physicians, is under investigation for allegations of Medicaid fraud and false imprisonment. At least 25 former patients have sued Hyatt, claiming they were held against their will in his unit for days or weeks. Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin's office has accused Hyatt of running an insurance scam by billing Medicaid for patients he rarely saw. Hyatt's facility received massive Medicaid payouts, with claims significantly higher than other psychiatrists in the state. Hyatt has not been charged with a crime, but state and federal authorities are investigating the allegations.