Psychopathology for Psychotherapists

Surveying some of the key disorders in mental health

This bundle aims to organise our many articles, videos and other material on mental disorders into a useful vault of references for the mental health professional. This is a growing library of material to help orientate and inform therapists about specific psychopathologies and other difficulties that typically present. We encourage you to use the discussion option on specific pages to ask questions, make observations or make suggestions for additional resources.
Watch Intro Video

Disorders

Introduction with Richard Hill & Matthew Dahlitz

Core Resources

For Standard Subscribers

    1. Welcome to Disorders

    1. Clinical Guide for "Affective Disorders"

    2. Introduction to Affective Disorders

    3. Depression - Introduction

    4. Depression

    5. Depression Part 2

    6. A Clinical Biopsychological Theory of Loss-Related Depression

    7. Anxiety - Introduction

    8. Fear & Anxiety (Part 1)

    9. Fear & Anxiety (Part 2)

    10. Fear & Anxiety in The Feeling Brain by Elizabeth Johnston & Leah Olson

    11. Bipolar Disorder - Introduction

    12. Bipolar or Borderline (or PTSD or ADHD)? Managing Difficult Distinctions and Comorbidities

    13. Bipolar Disorder and Depression with Dr Brian Quinn

    14. SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER: SAD by Dr. Lori Ann Russell-Chapin

    15. The New Mind-Body Science of Depression - David Van Nuys and Charles Raison

    16. This is Your Brain on Loneliness

    17. The Good, Bad, and Ugly of the Body's Stress Response System

    18. Depression with Dr John Arden

    19. Depressive Illness and Bipolar Disturbance: An Interview with Brian P. Quinn, PhD. Interviewed by Roger Keizerstein

    20. Reid Wilson on Anxiety

    21. What Are Emotions? An interview with Richard Brown

    1. Anxiety - Introduction

    2. Fear & Anxiety (Part 1)

    3. Fear & Anxiety (Part 2)

    4. Fear & Anxiety in The Feeling Brain by Elizabeth Johnston & Leah Olson

    5. Reid Wilson on Anxiety

    1. Clinical Guide to Autoimmune Encephalitis - Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis & PANS/PANDAS

    2. Understanding PANS & PANDAS: The Interplay of Immune System and Mental Health by Micaela Monteiro-Haig

    3. What is PANDAS/PANS? by Beth Alison Maloney

    4. Assorted Resources From the Web

    1. Clinical Guide to "Behavioral Disorders"

    2. An Introduction to OCD

    3. Impulse-Control/Self-Control Issues

    4. Neural Underpinnings of OCD

    5. What is Hoarding Disorder? by Carol A. Mathews

    6. Oligomeric Proanthocyanidins (OPCs) for the Treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder by Dr. James Greenblatt

    7. Exploring the Link Between Military Service and OCD: Understanding the Causes and Effects by Claire Szewczyk

    1. Bipolar Disorder - Introduction

    2. Depressive Illness and Bipolar Disturbance: An Interview with Brian P. Quinn, PhD. Interviewed by Roger Keizerstein

    3. Bipolar Disorder and Depression with Dr Brian Quinn

    4. Bipolar or Borderline (or PTSD or ADHD)? Managing Difficult Distinctions and Comorbidities

Reviews

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Neurological Underpinnings

Stephen Holmes

Once again I am reminded of the role of the PFC in modulating the runaway feedback loop and how useful this information is to clients. I am also reminded of ...

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Once again I am reminded of the role of the PFC in modulating the runaway feedback loop and how useful this information is to clients. I am also reminded of the role avoidance behaviour and "safety behaviour" has in maintaining anxiety. Need to help clients disengage from their feelings of dread/unease.

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Anxiety, stress, depression

John Falcon

Excellent delivery of these core disorders. Easy to follow the brain science because all presentations and authors build on each other. Very valuable focus o...

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Excellent delivery of these core disorders. Easy to follow the brain science because all presentations and authors build on each other. Very valuable focus on the brain gut axis in delivery of treatment. Good to hear the CBT response to anxiety and OCD with Red Wilson with mindfulness can be used as a 2nd step rather than putting clients in neutral. I do appreciate psycoeducating clients with introception so they can regulate themselves and then use excutive functions to develop strategies.

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