Psychotic depression adolescent Videos

• 1. A Map of the Mind Fields Managing Adolescent Psychosis
• 2. Teenage angst or full-blown depression? A 2012 lecture by Johanne Renaud
• 3. Experts in Emotion 17.2b -- Ian Gotlib on Depression and Emotion in Adolescents
• 4. Dr. Shapiro- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
• 5. Psychotic Disorders in Children
• 6. Benefits Of Meditation To The MIND Body Spirit - part1
• 7. Study Shows Left-Handed People More Likely to Be Schizophrenic

A Map of the Mind Fields Managing Adolescent Psychosis

User Comments

TristansMommy26 commented on 30 Jan 2016

In this video is me, Amanda, now 32 years old with children a son who is 77 and a daughter who is 3. I'm currently dealing with my Bipolar Disorder through therapy and sometimes medications. As for psychosis I have not had to deal with that part of my disorder since I was an adolescent and I was not yet aware of my Bipolar Disorder diagnosis. Now that I am mature and educated about Bipolar Disorder I seek help when need it! Thank-you for sharing this.

Eric Walker commented on 30 Jan 2016

+TristansMommy26 . Thank you Amanda for your comments. I'm glad that things are going well for you. Eric. Trustee of Concord Media.

Teenage angst or full-blown depression? A 2012 lecture by Johanne Renaud

Experts in Emotion 17.2b -- Ian Gotlib on Depression and Emotion in Adolescents

Dr. Shapiro- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Psychotic Disorders in Children

Benefits Of Meditation To The MIND Body Spirit - part1

User Comments

Ricky Barturen commented on 02 Jan 2016

Gorgeous. :) Question: Should we meditate the same way every time or are there many different types of meditations? Do you have any info on this by any chance? I usually just focus on my breath, notice thoughts and return to the breath. Thank you.

K the Intuitive Specialist commented on 05 Feb 2016

Hi +Ricky Barturen, thank you for your inquiry. Here is a link where you can download for free my "Meditation Guide book and video"://bit.ly/KsMeditationGuide//bit.ly/meditatewithKBlessings, K

Study Shows Left-Handed People More Likely to Be Schizophrenic