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Check attached file for the presentation Dysthymic
Disorder
Osama Alghunaim
LYNN University
PSY 370 – Abnormal Psychology
Introduction
? Atypical depression
? Common signs
? Depression
? Social
for this condition is mood swings
has the potential of affecting individual’s wellbeing.
? Treatment can
? Individuals
is specifier for major depression
be used to control situation
from all ages suffer depression.
factors associated with this condition.
Diagnosis
? The
process follows DSM-5 model for coding.
? This
condition involves several dis orders.
? Variations
for diagnosis illustrated by specification of treatment
models
? Some
diagnosis factors are based on current factors.
Pictorial illustration
Etiology
? Causative
factor not yet established.
? Speculations placed on some factors
? Genetic inheritance from parents
? Abnormality of serotonin neurotransmitter
? Environmental conditions associated with light
? Medical triggers
? Pregnancy
Chronic Depression
Social Factors
? Both
patients and family subjected to impacts
? Loss of beloved one.
? Intensive care and management of patient.
? Pain and related injuries to patient or care providers.
? Conviction and arrests.
? Inability to be responsible in family.
Depression
Treatment Plan
?Qualified
doctor diagnosis to provide medication
?Adherence to medication timetables
?Cognitive therapy
?Interpersonal therapy
?Family based therapy
Conclusion
? Bipolar
is a disorder that can affect an individual
? DSM-5 provides a diagnosis model for this condition
? Etiology of this condition not yet established
? Social factors affect patient and family members
? Medication involves doctor diagnosis and dosage
? Therapy has a role in treatment.
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