Medical Anxiety Disorder
4 March 2010
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Brain Scan Photo Mugs Obsessive-compulsive disorder. Coloured Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans of a human brain, showing active areas in obsessive compulsive disorder. The brain is sectioned axially (left), sagittally (centre), coronally (at right). In this patient, positive correlations (activity increases as symptoms get stronger) are in the top row, seen coloured in the left orbital region, prefrontal, left … |
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Depressed young woman Photo Mugs MODEL RELEASED. Depressed young woman….. |
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Depression Photo Mugs MODEL RELEASED. Depression. Unhappy woman covering her face with her hand. She is in her twenties….. |
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DSM-IV Anxiety Disorders [VHS] $67.00 This series of three clinical programs reveals additions and changes from DSM-III-R to DSM-IV for mood, psychotic, and anxiety disorders. Each videotape focuses on one particular area of psychiatric diagnosis and contains enactments of three outstanding cliniciansA actual patient interviews. Each videotape begins with an introductory discussion between the clinician and the moderator. The clinicia… |
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Recognizing and Treating Anxiety: Clinical Observations, Practical Advice (NCME Video 759) … |
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Office Psychiatry: Mood and Anxiety Disorder [VHS] … |
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Verilux VT05FWW1 HappyLight 6000 $58.99 Those short winter days got you down? Or do you need to sleep better and improve your energy level? The HappyLight 6000 emulates natural daylight to deliver up to 6000 LUX of white light for improving overall mood, energy and concentration. Exposure to it on a regular basis helps normalize and recalibrate your circadian rhythms for a good night’s sleep. The space-saving design is ideal for bedroom… |
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I Think They Think . . .: Overcoming Social Phobia $51.67 This compelling video provides crucial information–and new hope–for people struggling with the isolation, loneliness, and frightening physical symptoms of social phobia. Dr. Ronald M. Rapee and Dr. Lisa Lampe show in step-by-step detail how cognitive-behavioral treatment can provide the skills sufferers need to feel more comfortable in social situations and live fuller, happier lives. Including … |
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Military Psychology During World War II: Combat Exhaustion (1945) $7.99 In the early days of psychology, people searched for an answer and a cause to such things as PTSD, originally called combat exhaustion during World War II. In, “Combat Exhaustion,” produced by the army, a soldier is found cowering behind a tent, inconsolable, and tearfully reacting to any loud noise, such as a plane flying overhead. The doctor, unable to find a scratch on him, diagnoses him with c… |
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StressEraser Portable Biofeedback Device $99.99 The StressEraser is an award-winning, FDA-regulated, portable biofeedback device that helps you learn to activate your body’s natural relaxation response in minutes – without the use of medication…. |
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