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    Cuckoo's Nest Psychiatry

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    considered to demonstrate the changing face of psychiatry. The film which was based on Ken Kesey’s book of the same title, was made during the period which is known as the Anti Psychiatry Movement during the 60’s and 70’s. The public's consciousness around the reality of psychiatric institutions and psychiatry itself was developing in a different way. A number of theorists worked together in order to outline the issues which were still a major part in psychiatry. (Fleming and Manvell, 1985) In his book

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    Calvin, and I am extremely interested in field of psychiatry. In my English 101 class, I wrote a community discourse ethnography and I choose psychiatrists as my discourse community. Through my studies for my ethnography, I conducted extensive research on how psychiatrists communicate through different genres and have become well acquainted with psychiatric literature and discourse. My findings and research spurred my curiosity in the field of psychiatry. Now my goal is to find out more about this

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    Reliability of Psychiatry Diagnoses Have you ever heard of a person that has visited a psychiatrist for minor depression, and was then prescribed with heavy drugs, and diagnosed with a more severe mental illness? The idea of this treatment has been presented and manifested into society and reinforced by stories that make the discipline of psychiatry much less than delightful. Why is it that people lack trust in psychiatry? Christopher Lane, a citizen that studies psychiatry, wrote a book called

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    that one day, those people will contribute to “the love of humanity” by giving back in the same way that I wish to do in medicine. Thus, my decision was rather easy; my passion in serving the humanity prompted me to go into Psychiatry. I have been vigilant in pursuing a Psychiatry specialty as a career because I am convinced that it offers me the opportunity to live a fulfilling, rewarding life devoted to helping people with mental illness. While I was in my fourth year of medical school, Iraq was

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    same time. That was what sparked my interest in being able to control the body with the mind and ultimately led me to consider psychiatry as a field in medicine I would love to practice someday. Psychiatry is a field in medicine that has many aspects undefined. I love that it is not algorithmic, but imaginative. It is a field that is not confined, but boundless. Psychiatry is engraved in all of medicine. Most patients have a mental illness in addition to their physical illness. I have always been

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    Psychiatry Vs Psychology

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    the effectiveness of the healing of a psychologist as opposed to a psychiatrist? Psychology and psychiatry is to different things but they both preexist in the same line of work. Psychology is the study of behavior and mind. It is an academic discipline and an applied science, which seeks to understand individuals and groups by establishing general principles and researching specific cases. Psychiatry is devoted to the diagnosis and the prevention, study and treatment of mental disorders. Unlike

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    Psychiatry Rough Draft

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    Senior Research Rough Draft Psychiatry is a type of science that involves mental illnesses and diagnosing the patient's’ mental, and sometimes physical, health. Psychiatrists are doctors that are trained to diagnose mental illnesses, and spot mental, emotional and behavioral symptoms. They work with their patients, listening to their stories, and performing tests in order to find out what, if any, mental illnesses or cognitive disorders. The median annual salary for a psychiatrist is around $200

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    mental wellbeing. I was surprised to learn as a medical student during the psychiatry rotation that people, who were considered as demon possessed had psychiatric problems, which could be managed with medication, psychotherapy among other things. I saw, and I appreciated the holistic approach in the management of these patients, the outcome of the patients' following management was awesome. I realized early during the psychiatry rotation that I was always attentive, willing and patience to hear their

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    Psychiatry Vs Religion

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    Nevertheless, the major connection between religion and psychiatry evolved when the church began emphasizing the care of the sick (Boehnlein 13). The increase in attention on medicine and healthcare in the church allowed for expansion of knowledge as well as resources used to help heal various illnesses. Christianity

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    about mental health. I decided to pursue a career in psychiatry in India to combat these same reason, because my aunt had been dealing with depression for more than 30 years. She developed this depression after being unable to conceive a child, trying for years with several miscarriages. It still haunts her to this day, and even watching television can trigger flashbacks to that time. Seeing her like that made me want to pursue a career in psychiatry to help not only her, but people like her around the

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