Psychological help for people suffering from chronic illness Psychological help in affective disorders: F30 - Manic episode F31 - Bipolar affective disorder BD and I BD II F32 - Depressive episode F33 - Recurrent depressive disorder (unipolar affective disorder) depressed mood - sadness, depression, anhedonia, reduction of psychomotor drive - slowing of thinking, feeling of reduced intellectual ability, slowing of movement (even stupor), lack of energy, constant feeling of weakness, circadian arrhythmias and physical symptoms - waking up early, shallow, intermittent sleep, severe daytime sleepiness, headaches, weight loss. F34 - Persistent mood (affective) disorders F34.0 - Cyclothymia F34.1 - Dysthymia F38 - Other mood (affective) disorders F39 - Mood disorders (affective) unspecified
Psychological assistance in resolving drug status: - Generalized Medicine - Panic attacks - Phobia - A social drug - Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Psychological help in cognitive disorders - memory - attention - perceiving the world with the help of the senses - thinking - neurological diseases (such as stroke or Alzheimer's disease and other dementia) - head injuries - central nervous system cancers - severe exacerbations of chronic somatic diseases - use of psychoactive substances (e.g. drugs or alcohol) - withdrawal syndromes (associated with the cessation of the use of drugs on which the patient is addicted - this may apply e.g. to alcohol withdrawal, but also to medications
He uses MMPI psychological tests for diagnosis.
MMPI 2: (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) - one of the most commonly used psychological personality tests. MMPI contains 567 questions that should be answered true or false or I don't know. As a result, it gives three control scales, ten clinical scales (Masculinity / femininity scale is not a clinical scale) and several dozen subscales.
The therapies used are:
Clinical hypnotherapy SET method Coherence therapy method Bruce Ecker and Laurel Hulley
