What distinguishes neurology from psychiatry?

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Can someone shed light on how neurology is different from psychiatry?

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sir veryimportantquestion is depressionrelated to genetics?

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I have to question whether autism is something that should be "cured". I agree that treatment to help individuals on the ASD cope and adapt to live their best lives could be useful, but a "cure" seems to discount the unique presentation that people on the autism spectrum bring to the human experience? Can we enhance neurodivergent presentations without trying to cull it as a "disease"? I think this is very different than other issues such as Parkinson's, such as presented as a group needing "cured", in this discussion.

Answer 3

Adhd is the result of chronically suppressed needs with the urge to be acted out. How do you think about it?

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With your feet on the air and your head on the ground
Try this trick and spin it,
Your head will collapse if there's nothing in it
And you'll ask yourself
Where is my mind?
Where is my mind?
Where is my mind?

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Wiki says he is not a MD psychiatrist.

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He's a doctor?

Answer 10

What happens to his hair?

Answer 11

Does he know that a hat has decided to occupy his head?

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Dr. Karl Deisseroth discusses psychiatry, mental illness, and emerging treatments. He explains the challenges of diagnosing psychiatric disorders, the potential of new technologies like optogenetics, and the promise of psychedelic therapies for conditions like depression and PTSD.