Personality Disorder Mnemonics (Memorable Psychiatry Lecture)

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Personality disorders among the most misunderstood and under diagnosed conditions in all of psychiatry. Learn more about the foundational science of personality as well as how inflexible, disabling, and extreme traits lead to the dysfunction of personality disorders in this high-yield talk intended for all healthcare providers, including doctors, medical students, psychologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, social workers, and more!
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[@johnh.1057]

Love it when people explain things clearly .

[@navikabansal9454]

This is the best video possible for explaining PDs

[@alexpender6317]

yeah, I definitely have been super negatively impacted by a half-baked diagnosis of BPD when I was in my teens. I think it's so overdiagnosed. Like, I was a teenager. The symptoms of BPD are basically the symptoms of being a teenager. I have grown out of many of those behaviors entirely, and the remaining ones are so diluted that they're hardly worth noting. Because I had that faulty diagnosis, my ACTUAL bipolar disorder was dismissed for years because "it's typical for people with BPD to make up symptoms for attention." I would give so much to go back and change that haphazard teenage label that has followed me to this day, because it affects my access to healthcare. "you just want attention." "you're lying" "you're making it up." misdiagnosis of BPD can really, really fuck people up in terms of accessing care.

[@DarkwaveNecro]

I had no idea this could happen, fuck, health professionals should know better than this, shame on them.

[@robmehlenbacher402]

Yea, first comment! Love your channel; so helpful in my APRN course work.

[@briankiprotich3451]

This is a great video.

[@mentalhealthwellnesscoach9917]

This is super awesome thank you

[@cjk7063]

Great video. Thank you!!

[@seahawksboy5482]

Great video. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@Star-dj1kw]

❤ EXCELLENT video

[@jeffcenoura]

Good

[@pogumaimusa5514]

Nice one

[@evedesjardins8414]

Reading too fast!! Great information but please slow down

[@hudhafathima2676]

U can do with settings itself

[@SachinYadav.cr725]

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[@yvonnemubita8666]

This is a great explanation on personality disorders. Glad I subscribed to someone who explains complex stuff in simplified yet detailed manner.

[@mme1997]

Thanks! So much easier to understand :)

[@soraiadepaula6174]

It mentions that the PD are a mess categorized in dsm. I imagine, it was said that , more about the old DSM. And now? With the new DSM5TR, the opinion stills the same?

[@craignielsen9173]

amazing videos thank you

[@plockacherrys5765]

The borderlines Jesus. Hard to treat

[@joannebailey2290]

❤️

[@---Free-Comics---IG---Playtard]

8:27 - This is a good analogy for how easy misdiagnoses happen. Clinicians will look for traits and "pigeonhole" individuals, regardless of frequency or severity. Akin to the said problem there is no gradient of diagnosis of various disorders. +1 MP&N

[@fie4426]

Here in the Netherlands they just give antipsychotics when you experience stress. Fixed all disorders yay

[@slipherx4512]

Your videos are amazing thank you

[@pacifiquebusiness]

Great video 😊

[@cjk7063]

This is so helpful when reading your book Memorable Psychiatry!!

[@Bakakakaka]

Great video,I like it.

[@hollyosullivan6019]

The mbti is deductively valid. It models every normal way of perceiving the world and every possible combination thereof. Each of these combinations is 100% flexible. So the mbti is a solution to any inflexibility of the type you mention in this video.