mental disorder an introduction john crichton consultant forensic psychiatrist
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Mental disorder Mental disorder An introductionAn introduction
John CrichtonJohn Crichton
Consultant Forensic Consultant Forensic PsychiatristPsychiatrist
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How can Mental Disorder be How can Mental Disorder be understood?understood?
Disease modelDisease model PsychodynamicPsychodynamic BehaviouralBehavioural CognitiveCognitive SocialSocial
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Disease ModelDisease Model
Akin to the rest of medicineAkin to the rest of medicine The phenomenological approachThe phenomenological approach description of syndromedescription of syndrome identification of pathological identification of pathological
processesprocesses natural history of the syndromenatural history of the syndrome treatmenttreatment
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Standard diagnostic manualsStandard diagnostic manuals
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Psychodynamic modelPsychodynamic model
Origins with FreudOrigins with Freud importance of early importance of early
experience and experience and unconscious unconscious processes processes
use of free use of free association in association in therapytherapy
aim for insight and aim for insight and changechange
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Behavioural ModelBehavioural Model
Origins in animal Origins in animal experimentsexperiments
rewarded rewarded behaviour behaviour reinforcedreinforced
phobiasphobias
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Cognitive modelCognitive model
Automatic Automatic thoughts or ways thoughts or ways of thinking of thinking
hopelessness guilt hopelessness guilt and worthlessnessand worthlessness
catastrophisingcatastrophising
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Social ModelSocial Model
Means two Means two different thingsdifferent things
social factors in social factors in diseasedisease
sociology of sociology of deviancedeviance
labelling - labelling - RosenhanRosenhan
antipsychiatryantipsychiatry
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DementiaDementia
Global progressive deterioration of Global progressive deterioration of function - memory intellect function - memory intellect personalitypersonality
an organic disorderan organic disorder 5% over 65; 10% over 805% over 65; 10% over 80 F:M 2:1F:M 2:1
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SchizophreniaSchizophrenia
Major mental illnessMajor mental illness Characterised by psychotic Characterised by psychotic
symptoms such as hallucinations and symptoms such as hallucinations and delusionsdelusions
Also negative symptomsAlso negative symptoms 1% of the population1% of the population Controlled by antipsychotic Controlled by antipsychotic
medicationmedication
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Manic-DepressionManic-Depression
Characterised by periods of elated Characterised by periods of elated mood and depressed mood with mood and depressed mood with psychotic symptomspsychotic symptoms
1% of the population1% of the population Controlled by mood stabilisersControlled by mood stabilisers
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DepressionDepression
Can be part of manic depression or Can be part of manic depression or psychotic depression. Most psychotic depression. Most commonly not characterised by commonly not characterised by psychosis.psychosis.
Low mood, biological symptoms, Low mood, biological symptoms, cognitive symptomscognitive symptoms
Prevalence 5-30%Prevalence 5-30% Twice as common in womenTwice as common in women
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Personality DisorderPersonality Disorder
An individual’s characteristic way of An individual’s characteristic way of behaving and feeling in a variety of behaving and feeling in a variety of situations consistently through situations consistently through adulthood.adulthood.
May at its extremes cause subjective May at its extremes cause subjective distress and social problems.distress and social problems.
Various typesVarious types
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Other conditionsOther conditions
Eating disordersEating disorders Substance misuseSubstance misuse Learning disabilityLearning disability ADHDADHD Autistic spectrum disorderAutistic spectrum disorder Head injuryHead injury Gender dysphoriaGender dysphoria PTSDPTSD