What Exactly is Depression (According to Psychiatrists) and do I really have depression?
The video aims to elucidate what exactly is depression. Learning how psychiatrists define depression might help answer the question, "Do I really have depression?"
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Present company, Excluded in every way
00:00:11 - Defining Depression in Psychiatry
00:02:01 - Major Depressive Episode
00:04:25 - Depression, Graphed
00:06:42- Melancholy Hill
00:07:34 - Shapes of Hills
00:09:05 - Depression is a Label
00:10:45 - Just One Perspective
00:11:14 - Anti-Depressant Course!
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The video explores how psychiatrists define depression, answer what exactly is depression, distinguishing between the term "depression" and a formal definition within psychiatry. This might help answer the question people ask, "do I really have depression?". It highlights the complexity of depression, noting that the word encompasses various emotional experiences, from seasonal disappointments to severe clinical conditions. The DSM-5 criteria for a major depressive episode are discussed, emphasizing the importance of understanding depression beyond its surface manifestations. The speaker compares depression to a hill, illustrating how individuals experience varying degrees of susceptibility to its effects based on genetic, environmental, and personal factors. They stress the subjective nature of depression and the need for individualized approaches to treatment. Overall, the video provides a nuanced perspective on depression, emphasizing the need for tailored interventions and understanding its complexity beyond simplistic categorizations.
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I'm finding that depression is the "Freeze/Collapse "stress when prior trauma" response"
Not even studying anything remotely similar to this but watch every video. So clear
Everything you experience is mediated by change is an important point. Also using labels in the context that that they either improve or worsen self efficacy in individuals is mediated by their unique interal expectancies beliefs about what that particular label means to them. What is important is that the person has a clear idea of what is happening to them in such a way that they are able to use their own language to make sense of it. I.e. people who believe they have schizophrenia and take their medication are going to do better than one who take their medication and don't believe they have schizophrenia. However, individuals who take their medication and believe they have schizophrenia won't necessarily do better than those who take their medication but have a clear alternative language though which to name their symptoms and experience. Patients who share an inclusive language with their doctors are going to form a better therapeutic alliance with them if their doctors don't understand their own made up language and lens though which they speak about symptoms and illness.
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Amazing vid as always
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Excited for the course! Really appreciate these videos
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Awesome explanation, it was helpful!
The blues vs PPD is a helpful delineation. If only people said my mood feels down, instead of depressed. It would help to eliminate some ambiguity.
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