Sentence examples for psychiatric view from inspiring English sources

Such revisionist thought was important in overturning the psychiatric view, dominant until the 1970s, that homosexuality is a mental illness.

It follows that inherent in the psychological and psychiatric view of resilience is one's ability to adapt to, cope with and bounce back from a negative experience by restoring well-being and social and self-functioning of individuals.

To see Hasan as a dedicated terrorist rather than, say, an extreme, but particularly American phenomenon--the quiet suburban sort who cracks one day--is both to pump for a hard-bitten, right-wing, conspiratorial, enemy-within view, while disdaining the soft, lefty, psychiatric view (Rabinowitz went after Dr. Phil).

In a survey of forensic psychiatric inpatients' views, participants who smoked cited seeing staff and other patients smoking as barriers to quitting [ 41].

Dr. Densen-Gerber also commented on many other hot issues from a psychiatric point of view.

From the psychiatric point of view, studies consider often "headaches" and/or "abdominal pain" as somatic complaints that are symptoms of child or adolescent psychopathology.

More promising is the Army's 24-hour suicide prevention hotline, but most soldiers and marines still view psychiatric problems as weakness, and the military still doesn't count suicides as casualties of war.

Respondents seemed to hold this view: psychiatric disorders were generally seen as something adversely affecting decision-making capacity.

From a psychiatric point of view, however, it could be expected that both overweight and underweight are associated with depression.

And from a psychiatric point of view, I don't know that psychiatry communicates very well with the community GP.

Most of the informants in this category did not view psychiatric consultation as necessary or appropriate for their situation, though they admitted that psychotherapy would be of help.