Dr. Mathis explores the age-old controversy of environmental and/or natural influences versus genetic, inherited predispositions when it comes to various emotional, behavioral, and personality disorders in this edition of his podcasts. Contributing and “buffering” factors will also be explored, as possible mechanisms to cope with persons who are more likely to develop various disorders by […]
Posts Tagged ‘Cluster B Personality Disorders’
First Q & A Podcast
Posted in Podcasts, tagged "Mangled Care", "Warehousing" Teens, Alternative Healing Practices, Aromatherapy, Art Therapy with Children, Borderline Personality Disorder, Cleaning, Cluster B Personality Disorders, Color Therapy, Disability Evaluations, Hoarding, Inappropriate Medications, Insurance Reimbursements, Light Therapy, Low Cost Mental Health Services, Managed Care, Medicaid, Medicare, Mental Health System Abuses, Music Therapy, Music-Assisted Therapy, OCD, OCPD, Parental Responsibility, Unruly Teens on January 30, 2013 | Comments Off on First Q & A Podcast
In response to numerous topic suggestions and general questions, this podcast will focus on responding to several different questions posed by various listeners. While there is no single topic represented on this podcast, the issues posed by several listeners were such that Dr. Mathis was able to do more of a “short answer” format to […]
Fifteenth Podcast
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Adolescent Suicide, Adult Suicide, anxiety disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Cluster B Personality Disorders, co-morbid conditions, Coping Tools, depression, Ethnic/Racial Differences, Family History of Suicide, History of Suicide, Low Self-Efficacy, Low Self-Esteem, Parasuicide, Social Support, Substance Use Disorders, Suicide, Suicide Gesture, Suicide Myths, Suicide Survivors, Teen Suicide, Warning Signs on October 22, 2012 | Comments Off on Fifteenth Podcast
The fifteenth podcast hears Dr. Mathis talking about the very serious problem of adolescent suicide. How teen suicide varies from adult suicide will be mentioned, but the podcast will mainly focus on things such as common warning signs, various myths about adolescent suicide, accompanying psychological and behavioral indices, co-morbid family aspects, and external cues that […]