Sentences with phrase «psychiatric ward»

The thought of being two little beings everything in the middle of the night makes me think I'm going to need a reservation at the local psychiatric ward!

Now a large survey using data from all patients hospitalized in psychiatric wards in Israel, and their siblings, has given some answers: having a sibling with schizophrenia increases your risk of developing the condition by a factor of x10, with increased risks of developing bipolar disorder and other mental disorders.

They work in hospitals that cater to patients with mental health issues or in psychiatric wards of general hospitals.

She spent two years on and off the inpatient psychiatric ward at McLean Hospital.

This VSNT paper by Stephen Madigan looks at the relationship between the relational ideas of narrative theory and practices when engaging with persons living on psychiatric wards who professionals have named with destabilizing chronic identities.

A teenager (Keir Gilchrist) suffering from depression is placed in an adult psychiatric ward where he gets dubious advice from fellow patients (Zach Galifianakis and Emma Roberts).

Sawyer visits a therapist, acknowledges thoughts of suicide, and hastily signs a seemingly harmless document, unwittingly committing herself to a hospital's psychiatric ward for at least 24 hours.

Louise MacLaren, one of the plaintiffs in the case, is a 66 - year - old retired nurse who has worked in hospital psychiatric wards.

Stephen Madigan's paper highlights his relational interview meetings with «Tom», professional practices of the in patient psychiatric ward, expert knowledge, the notion of chronic identities, disciplinary discourse, and his fascination with developing therapeutic letter writing campaigns inside the psychiatric institution.

She is placed in a hospital psychiatric ward with a group of six other troubled teens who all dream about the same horribly burned man (Robert Englund) trying to kill them.

The paper brings together the relational politic of narrative theory and practice considerations when working with persons living on psychiatric wards who have been professionally named and captured within destabilizing chronic identities.

She has worked therapeutically with adults, young people within an inpatient psychiatric ward, as well as in community therapeutic service and schools.

Patel expected to see a conventional psychiatric ward, maybe a bit run - down, with beds for patients receiving treatment.

As someone who has unfortunately been involved with numerous close relatives (a daughter, a brother and a wife who were given this diagnosis) and having worked in state psychiatric wards and witnessed seriously ill schizophrenics firsthand, I am convinced there is organic impairment of some kind responsible for this very painful disease.

Summarily bundled into a bleak psychiatric ward with terrifying, tampon - throwing lunatic livewire Violet (who else but Juno Temple?)

Only few studies have described prevalence of aggressive incidents in adolescent psychiatric wards, and data in forensic psychiatric care are even more limited.

This kind of forward thinking about mental health by early Muslim scholars is also what led to the creation of the first psychiatric ward in Baghdad, Iraq by al Razi (one of the greatest physicians Islam has ever produced and known in the West as Rhazes).

Hospital orderlies work in emergency rooms, operating rooms, or psychiatric wards where they perform duties of lifting patients onto and out of beds.

Even so, Glover observes: «One of the striking features of people on psychiatric wards is how much their conversation is about topics also discussed in philosophy journals.»

He has worked as a researcher at the academic unit of psychiatry at the University of Bristol and on in - patient psychiatric wards.

As the Daily News reported, Hailey was continually sectioned in solitary, despite the fact that she was sent to the Elmhurst Hospital psychiatric ward on eight occasions.

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She played a young girl incorrectly diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and almost placed in a psychiatric ward.

But if they go undiagnosed or land in a psychiatric ward, they can die.

The ultimate point here isn't that a troubled company should sack its well - adjusted CEO and comb the psychiatric wards for a more suitable replacement.

You did read that abuse victims were sent to psychiatric wards and castrated in Holland in the 1950s as reprisal for saying they had been molested.

You belong in a psychiatric ward, dear, nowhere near the folks to whom this essay is being addressed.

If you doubt that, just look at the startling speed with which ho.mose.xuality has gone from a crime worthy of committal into a psychiatric ward to being accepted, and now so - called ho.mose.xual marriage is now being legalized, and the outcasts of society are now the ones who still disaprove of this as being sinful.

However, if that did happen, I think I'd probably check myself into a psychiatric ward.

Did you ever have to decide whether to place a child in a psychiatric ward?

When I was a hospital chaplain, the calls I dreaded most did not come from the emergency room, the psychiatric ward or even the morgue.

Cooperate with other churches and temples in working to attract competent psychotherapists to the community and to set up community - sponsored outpatient services, alcoholic treatment programs, psychiatric wards in general hospitals, day hospitals, night hospitals, halfway facilities, and crisis clinics.

I spent a lot of my time in the psychiatric ward.

Many had conditions that would be found in any psychiatric ward anywhere in the world, such as depression or bipolar disorder.

Instead of sending the, delinquent youth to a reform school, a tough but compassionate magistrate, Hesther Salomon, commits him to the psychiatric ward of the local hospital and convinces her friend, Dr. Martin Dysart, to take the boy as a mental patient.

I did more clinical work in the psychiatric ward of a VA hospital, and taught Clinical Pastoral Education chaplain trainees at the Institute of Religion of the Texas Medical Center.

She was released from the psychiatric ward but a worse tragedy hit.

Tragically, the doctor didn't believe my mother's story, diagnosed her as schizophrenic and admitted her to a psychiatric ward.

In fact, I told someone the other day that even if Tony comes out squeaky clean and Julie is thrown into a psychiatric ward, my conscience would be clear because I served my purpose, and that was to allow her to give her version of events that had been silenced for so many years.

Today we call it a christ complex and people are usually put in a psychiatric ward... which is where this man belongs.

His alcoholism grew out of control, she spent the remainder of her days in a psychiatric ward alone.

The unwashed, half - starved celibate saint of old would be written off today as a candidate for a psychiatric ward.

He was admitted to a psychiatric ward, where, he says, a doctor told him he had bipolar disorder, echoing a diagnosis he had received while in rehab.

Because if you do then probably you should spend more time in the psychiatric ward.

One of my biggest fears was of being re-admitted to a psychiatric ward, as being parted from my baby son was my ultimate nightmare.