Psychiatric Disorders: Schizophrenia, Depression, Mania, and Anxiety

There are lots of ways that things can go wrong in the brain, and some of these things lead to psychiatric disorders. Some of the more common ones include schizophrenia, depression, mania, and anxiety. How are these diagnosed? What are the symptoms? What is the treatment like? Let's check them out!

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[schifoso]

Panic disorder is brutal. There is nothing like it when it is severe. Panic attacks can come out of nowhere and scare the living crap out of you for no reason at all.

[anwarulmamoon]

Learned a lot about Psychiatric Disorders.Thanks for up loading such an informative video.

[DennisBolanos]

Professor Dave, could you consider making a video about the pharmacological properties of psychostimulants?

[DudeWhoSaysDeez]

Definitely do more videos about neuroscience and psychology

[ciaranunez]

The only video that made me understand this disorders. Thank you 😊

[ahmedsayedmohamed]

Mind blowing content 😮I have bipolar disorder since 2007, I’m now 33 and roughly most symptoms you’ve mentioned in this video about this mental illness are matching my case . They are other decisive factors such as SLEEPING patterns, Drive and make control over both manic or depression episodes and last but not least avoid drug and alcoholic substances.

[christhorney]

i think the biggest problem are so many people experence these things differently, and its hard to get a propper diognosis.. i have had doctors tell me i have Borderline personality disorder, depression, anxiety and all sorts of things when i think im probably more aspy than anything, i dunno its all really hard to define and treat, one day we will have a better idea on how to detect these things other than how someone can explain their emotions, i have trouble explaining trivial things let alone emotions

[ako]

Dang, I might be a little bit bipolar from depressive to manic. It's not to the point where it affects my life too much. I can still work and function. But it's definitely there.

[ahmadabdullah]

Hope you'll make PHSYCHOLOGY more interesting!😀😀

[amatureexplorer]

One of my friends was suffering from acute headache. So he gone through treatment of headache for 2 year. After that his headache is out but he is suffering from mental problems, that is, he always can hear sounds of crickets (jhi jhi daak) all the time he awake for 3 year. He was under treatment of several doctors but no fruit full results came out. He loose his temper often. Mind swing often. He feels tired inspite of having whole night sleep. He can't concentrate any job or study. According to him, he is happy when he is only sleeping. Because when sleeping no sounds of crickets are heard. His blood pressure, blood sugar level, thyroid level, hemoglobin level are normal. Please suggest me to help him to cure his problem. I will be grateful to you for ever. Please help him. May God bless you all.

[MonsterIsABlock]

Interesting video i told my friend about u.

[GodofAbraham]

Hello Mr Professor Dave I hate to bother you but could you do a video about ADHD?
I was recently diagnosed with it and I know nothing about it I tried to watch other videos about it but there seems to be a lot of misinformation out there and unfortunately I don't have the patience to go through all of that please I will never ask you for anything again.

[sarathkumar]

Sir which is your favorite subject? Physics chemistry or biology or math

[karinabourne]

I had a really bad mental breakdown at work where I punched the wall screamed out help me and fell to the ground crying. I have depression but need more info

[gamersgamingbgs]

U deserve huge fans bcz you upload constantly and your videos are great 😍 best utuber

[professorlyonwanchorthewon]

This is excellent.... I really enjoyed this video especially after watching Kent Hovind...

My channel is there to make people aware of individuals such as Kent.

I left University with a BSc in Psychology Kent would have made a great case study.

[Jorge-xfgs]

OCD has been found consistently in the most up-to-date peer-reviewed studies to be not an anxiety disorder, but rather its own spectrum disorder which encompasses eating disorders, compulsive skin picking, compulsive hair pulling and others.

[simplyaweys]

This disorders makes me question myself

[lizicadumitru]

Soo love the intro...that face, priceless.

[Zetsuke]

Can u do more medical stuff ur good at studying i like ur presentation style i want to see histology and physiology of each system like the cardiovascular, renal, neurology, embryology, things like that. Not interested in pathologies. U've done lots of biology especially chemistry videos Im sure going in depth on some physiology shouldnt be beyond you but make it for senior pre clinical med students please