The bio-psycho-social model in 4 minutes (and three seconds)

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"it's just the road of success but was not the path of failure" couldn't be better explained than that

rihabhadjam

This is possibly the most useful condensed overview of depression that I’ve come across for my non psych minded brain!👏

louisjstephen

The timing between “well both will help dude” and “and so will getting a dog!” had me legitimately cracking up. Not sure why that got me so good.

amcgee

Damn! The Tylenol analogy is one I’m filing away permanently!!!

DannyD-lryg

You just summed up the last like 2 weeks of Psych 1000 in 4 minutes. Bravo lol

j.adamwegs

This is why Psych is so cool it not only shows how someones health is affected by many different factors but it is also focuses on an organ we still don't fully understand. The PC analogy definitely made it easier to understand too!

nathanmanning

So well deconstructed!! This video would prove tremendously useful to anyone, but especially to those explaining the concept to parents! Thank you for such an informative and effective resource.

ksharma

This happens to be one of your most agreeable videos from my perspective. Well done.

The problem has never really been the biopsychosocial model (although it is still overly simplistic). The problem has been the overt focus on any one category. As you said, those who are camping in the bio model and neglect the social.

The other major problem I see is that because social problems require social solutions, it is less easily researched and funded as solutions to these issues we face. As such, simpler problems and simpler solutions that are easily marketable (Prozac) take precedence in a capitalist model.

These are big complex problems, and it is so easy to become cynical that we'll ever make the necessary political and social changes to start improving our social and emotional health at the population level.

aydenr

This was such an informative video! Oh if only all educators were such great communicators!

Emily-hdsm

Preston, thank you for posting! I'm applying to med school and hope to be a psychiatrist in the future. Love the content you've been posting, from medical to plants and everything in between. A request if I may, I see you have a custom keyboard, was wondering if you would post about your other hobbies (gaming, peripherals, etc.)

daggo

I’m literally depressed because I’m lonely, & my family stubbornly insists on believing that I need to be left alone to deal with my depression

BanFamilyVlogging

You are an incredible doctor and communicator. I am so glad we have people like you in the profession! ❤

KernelGhost

I appreciate the Tylenol reference here - that we're not deficient in Tylenol if we're not using it but we use it if we need something for pain. That's a really helpful way to look at it and I appreciate the way that the focus is making it clear that the hope is just to bring the brain closer to homeostasis with depression since it's not working properly to maintain the other areas.

I have epilepsy, depression, migraines, and anxiety so a lot of my time is trying to make sure I take my meds to maintain by brain's ability to function properly and my ability to navigate relationships and adequately communicate and understand others without thinking the worst of myself or overlaying the worst scenarios onto the current situation.

These videos are fascinating and they're greatly appreciated! Including the overt care for the impoverished. I wish those who are homeless had a voice in congress and at the local level. Everyone deserves a voice.

The_Life

Clapping when an airplane lands always struck me as weird... Clapping at a YouTube video feels similar to that. Preston, your videos often make me clap multiple times. Sincerely your friendly neighborhood neurologist who's pivoting into neuropsychiatry. ☺️

Auric-BraiNerd