International Conference on Bipolar Disorder: Depression and Psychiatry October 21-22, 2019 Dubai, UAE

Track 1: Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar disorder also known as maniac depression causes elevated levels of mood and sometimes leads to symptoms of psychosis. It even causes depression that may affect the person’s personal as well as professional life thus causing a disaster. The reasons for this disorder are generally not known but environmental and genetic factors do play a vital role. The environmental factors can be a history of childhood abuse and prone to depression. However genetic factors also have a role in bipolar disorder but in a very few cases. The elevated levels of mood are generally characterized as mania or hypomania. The symptoms of mania can be as follows:

• Feeling happy for a very long period

• Decreased sleep

• Restlessness

• Easily distracted

• Engaging in risky behavior, such as having impulsive sex, gambling with life savings, or going on big spending sprees

Track 2: Psychiatry

Psychiatry is the medical specialty that diagnoses and treats mental disorders, usually those requiring medication. Psychiatry is now a highly visible activity, lack of care in the community, compulsion, suicide, drug and alcohol abuse are few motivations. Starting with the identification of the major mental illnesses and how they are considered distinction from normality. Flourishing of psychoanalysis and its later transformation into more accessible psychotherapies gave a chance for better understanding. Modern psychiatry too brings with it new controversies such as the medicalization of normal life, the power of the drug companies and the use of psychiatry as an agent of social control.

• Psychiatric Healing techniques

• Addiction psychiatry

• Neuropsychiatry

• Brain Injury Medicine

• Clinical neurophysiology

• Forensic psychiatry

• Geriatric psychiatry

Track 3: Mental Health

Mental Health is the psychological condition of somebody who is working at an acceptable level of passionate and behavioral change. More than 200 sorted types of mental illness conditions are available. Mental Health incorporates a person's capability to appreciate life and make a harmony between ordinary life exercises and endeavors to accomplish mental flexibility. It is essential at each phase of life, starting with youth and youthfulness through adulthood. Half of the emotional well-being conditions start by age 14 and the rest of the conditions create by age 24. Prevention of mental disorder at the youthful age may altogether diminish the hazard that a child will experience the ill effects of it in the later life.

• Womens Mental Health

• Mental Health Rehabitation

• Child Mental Health

• Mental Health Counseling

• Mental Health and Humanoid Resilience

• Forensic Mental Health

• Mental Health care patterns

• Mental Health Case Management

Track 4: Clinical Psychology

Clinical psychology is one of the major Speciality area with psychology that carries on-going and inclusive mental and behavioural health care for person’s families, cultures, and varied populations It is a department in breadth — one that is mostly comprehensive of severe psychopathology — and marked by extensiveness and integration of awareness and skill from a comprehensive array of disciplines within and outside of psychology proper. The possibility of clinical psychology includes all ages, several diversities and different systems.

• Counseling Psychology

• Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology

• Methods of Clinical Psychology

• Clinical Psychology Instruments

• Clinical Behavioral Disorders

• Social Psychology

Track 5: Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia  is a serious mental disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. People with schizophrenia may seem like they have lost touch with reality. They may hear voices other people don’t hear. They may think other people are trying to hurt them. Sometimes they don’t make any sense when they talk. Schizophrenia symptoms can make it hard for a person to interact with other people, go to school, keep a job, or take care of day-to-day tasks. The symptoms can be very disabling, but with effective treatment many people with schizophrenia experience recovery.

Many factors may cause schizophrenia, including:

• Genes, because schizophrenia sometimes runs in families. However, it is important to know that just because someone in a family has schizophrenia, it does not mean other members of the family will have it as well.

• The environment, such as exposure to viruses or nutrition problems before birth

• Brain structures and brain chemistry Scientists have learned a lot about schizophrenia, but more research is needed to help explain its causes.

Track 6: Epilepsy

Epilepsy  is a very common Neurodegenerative disorder  that affects the brain. When someone having epilepsy, it means they must have an affinity to epileptic seizures. There are different types of seizure. What happens to someone having seizure for a long time depends on which portion of their brain is affected. During some types of seizure the person may remain attentive and conscious about what’s going on around them, and with other types they may lose consciousness. They may have uncommon sensations, feelings or movements. Or they may go inflexible, fall to the floor and jerk. The main treatment for epilepsy is epileptic medicines. These are called anti-epileptic drugs or AEDs. The medicine may doesn’t cure epilepsy, but supports to stop or decrease the number of seizures.

• Hemiplegia & Epilepsy

• Epilepsy Diagnosis Tests

• Clinical Case Reports of epilepsy

• Disease Associated With Epilepsy

• Treatment For Prevention Of Epilepsy

Track 7: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a form of psychotherapy in which the therapist and the client work together as a team to identify and deal with the problems. Cognitive therapy helps the patient learn effective self-help skills that are used in homework assignments that help mental people to change their way of thinking. Cognitive-behavioral therapy is action-oriented, rational, and practical that helps the patient gain independence and effectiveness in dealing with real-life issues. It is a short-term focused psychotherapy for a wide range of psychological problems including anger, marital conflict, depression, anxiety, panic, substance abuse, alcohol abuse, dependence, fears, loneliness, eating disorders, and personality problems.

Track 8: Advances in Psychiatric Disorder Treatment

The recent recognition of the global importance of mental health disorders has put psychiatry firmly on the international health agenda. The World Health Organization has estimated that neuropsychiatric disorders and suicide account for 12.7% of the global burden of disease. Major depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, alcohol misuse, and obsessive compulsive disorder account for five of the 10 leading causes of disability in low and middle income countries. In high income countries, dementia is the third most common neurocognitive disorder. Most treatment methods for mental health disorders can be categorized as either somatic psychotherapeutic. Somatic treatments include drugs, electroconvulsive therapy, and other therapies that stimulate the brain trans cranial. Psychotherapeutic treatments include psychotherapy, behavior therapy techniques and hypnotherapy.

Track 9: Management & Treatment of Mental Health Issues

Treatment incorporates all the distinctive courses in which somebody with an emotional sickness can inspire minimize the impacts of the disease. Numerous individuals recognized with emotional instability accomplish quality and recuperation through taking an interest in individual or gathering treatment. Numerous sorts of treatment alternatives are accessible. There is no treatment that works for each person. They can pick either single treatment or blend of medications that works best. The diverse medications incorporate Medication, Complementary, Psychotherapy, Case administration, Alternative Medicine and some more. Advancements in the scope of proof based meds, treatments and psycho-social administrations, for example, psychiatric restoration, lodging, vocation and associate backings have made prosperity and recuperation a reality for individuals living with emotional wellness conditions.

Track 10: Addiction & Addictive Disorders

Addiction is an essential, chronic disease of mind reward, inspiration, memory, and related circuitry. Dysfunction in these circuits leads to characteristic biological, psychological, social and spiritual manifestations. This is reflected in an individual pathologically seeking after reward and additionally help by substance utilize and other behaviors. Addiction is characterized by an inability to consistently abstain, impedance in behavioral control, desiring and lessened acknowledgment of noteworthy issues with one's practices and interpersonal connections, and a broken passionate reaction. Like other interminable ailments, dependence frequently includes cycles of backslide and abatement. Without treatment or engagement in recuperation exercises, habit is dynamic and can bring disability or premature death.

Addictive disorder is a result of the person ingesting a substance, such as alcohol or cocaine, or engaging in an activity, like gambling, that is pleasurable but is also compulsive and interfering with the person's responsibilities at home or at work. The person usually is not aware of their out of control behavior.

• Drug Sensitization

• Drug Withdrawal

• Addictive Drug

• Addictive Behavior

• Cannabinoid Addiction

• Psycho-stimulant Addiction

Track 11:  Depression & Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety can be defined as an overreaction to a situation where it doesn’t need any focus. Anxiety includes uneasiness and worry accompanied with muscular tension, fatigue and lack of concentration. Hence when it gets out of control it is termed as anxiety disorder. Depression is also considered as one of the symptoms of bipolar disorder.It is a feeling of low mood during activity. It was also found that the increase in the social media is the major cause of depression.It includes:

• Feeling sad for a longer period

• Being alone and away from peer group

• Losing interest in hobbies

• Change in appetite

• Fatigue and low energy levels

• Poor decision making and low confidence levels

• Suicidal thoughts is the major effect

Track 12:  Mental Health & Substance Abuse

The mental health issue and the medication or liquor enslavement have their own novel side effects that may hinder your capacity to capacity, handle life's troubles, and identify with others. To make the circumstance more convoluted, the co-happening issues likewise influence each other and interface. At the point when an emotional well-being issue goes untreated, the substance manhandles issue generally deteriorates also. Furthermore, when liquor or medications mishandle increments, psychological wellness issues more often than not increment as well. Mental illness is common among a populace experiencing substance mishandle and compulsion. The relationship is strong to the point that many individuals trust the medications assume a causative part in the improvement of the emotional instability.

• Alcohol abuse

• Combined drug intoxication

• Controlled Substances Act

• Harm reduction

• Low-threshold treatment programs

• Poly drug use

• Substance use disorder

Track 13:  Psychiatry & Mental Health Nursing

Mental health Nursing or Psychiatric nursing is the claim to fame of nursing that tends to individuals of any age with emotional instability or mental pain, for example, Bipolar confusion, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Misery or Dementia. Turning into a psychological well-being attendant can be exceptionally satisfying, yet it can be a distressing and sincerely depleting work too. And in addition you can work all day, low maintenance or calmly in this field. Enrolled medical caretakers can work in the Emotional wellness field. They can expand their confirmations by undertaking further examination in this field either by a graduate recognition or Master's degree or applying to wind up noticeably a credentialed mental health nurse.

• Mental Health Nursing Practices

Track 14:  Psychiatry Nursing

Psychiatric nursing or Mental health nursing is the specialty of nursing that cares for people of all ages with mental illness or mental distress, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, psychosis, depression or dementia. Being a mental health nurse can be very rewarding, but it can be a stressful and emotionally draining job as well.  As well as working full-time, you can also work part-time or casually in this field.  Registered nurses can work in the mental health field and they can also increase their qualifications by undertaking further study in this field for either a graduate diploma or Master’s degree or applying to become a credentialed mental health nurse.

Track 15:  Regulation & Case reports

Psychiatric case reports contain information from and about the patient. The case report is to reflect that the person who wrote it is familiar with psychiatric technical terms in describing the symptoms, the status and in illustrating the illness. Case report demonstrate that the examiner has basic information’s to express symptoms according the investigation of the patient, is able to make differential diagnosis between separate illnesses and can establish a therapeutic plan. Information from other medical documents or those gained by the examiner himself should be separated in the case report.

Hospitals

Cleveland Clinic | St Jude Children's Research Hospital | Johns Hopkins Medicine | Mayo Clinic Scottsdale AZ | University of Maryland Medical Center | M D Anderson Cancer Center | Massachusetts General Hospital | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center | New York Presbyterian / Lower Manhattan Hospital | Providence Health & Services | Deer's Head Hospital Center | Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Needham | Aurora Health Care | Advocate Health Care | University of Pittsburgh Medical Center | Brigham and Women's Hospital | Hartford Hospital | INCA Instituto Nacional de Câncer | Alberta Health Services | Tricare Military Health System | Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | H Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute | Navy Medicine | Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics | Arizona State Hospital | Kaiser Permanente CA | University of North Carolina Healthcare | University of Wisconsin Health | Seattle Children's Hospital and Medical Center | University of Chicago Hospitals | Children's Hospital Boston | Society of Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology | University of Virginia Health System | Texas Health Resources Inc. | Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center | Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein | Northwestern Medicine | Ochsner Health System | Mount Sinai Medical Center New York | University of Utah Health Care | Lahey Clinic | Group Health Cooperative Health Care System Seattle | Partners Healthcare System | Carolinas Healthcare System | Henry Ford Hospital | UCLA University of California Los Angeles Health System CA | Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires | Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Pediatric Hospital | Hospital El Cruce | Inova Health System Northern Virginia | Banner Health | Peacehealth|  Intermountain Healthcare ID | Indiana University Health Bloomington | Hospital for Special Surgery | Sanford Health (Union Hospital Mayville North Dakota) | Hospital for Sick Children | Dana Farber Cancer Institute Boston MA | Scott and White Memorial Hospital | Allina Health | MedStar Health | Santé Montérégie | Scripps Health System San Diego | Centre for Addiction & Mental Health | Cedars Sinai Medical Center | Lifebridge Health | Kennedy Krieger Institute | City of Hope Duarte – California | Georgia Regents Health System | Edward Hospital & Health Services | Fox Chase Cancer Center | University Hospitals of Cleveland Ohio | Vancouver Coastal Health | Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital | Froedtert Hospital and Medical College of Wisconsin | Sutter Health Hospitals | Childrens Hospital Los Angeles | Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Lebanon NH | St Louis Children's Hospital | London Health Sciences Centre | Grupo Médica Su | BayHealth Medical Center | William Beaumont Hospital | University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics | Munson Healthcare (Mercy Hospital Cadillac) | Nemours Healthcare for Children | Baylor Health Care System | National Jewish Medical and Research Center | Houston Methodist | Gwinnett Medical Center Lawrenceville Georgia | Emory Healthcare | Baptist Health System San Antonio Texas | Nebraska Medical Center | Rex Healthcare | Texas Heart Institute at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital | University of Michigan Health System | University Health Network | Fraser Health Vancouver Island Health Authority

Bipolar 2018 welcomes attendees, presenters, and exhibitors from all over the world to Abu Dhabi,UAE .We are delighted to invite you all to attend and register for the International Conference on Bipolar Disorder: Psychiatry and Mental Health  November 05-07, 2018 Abu Dhabi, UAE. The organizing committee is gearing up for an exciting and informative conference program including plenary lectures, symposia, workshops on a variety of topics, poster presentations and various programs for participants from all over the world. We invite you to join us at the Bipolar 2018  where you will be sure to have a meaningful experience with scholars from around the world. All the members of Bipolar Disorder: Psychiatry and Mental Health of organizing committee look forward to meet you at Abu Dhabi, UAE

For more details please visit:  https://bipolar.neuroconferences.com/

 Importance and Scope of International Conference on Bipolar Disorder: Psychiatry and Mental Health disorders and many more. Psychiatric mental health is a specialized area of practice committed to promoting mental health through the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of human responses to mental health problems and psychiatric disorders. Psychiatric mental health, health care profession, employs a purposeful use of self as its art and has a wide range psychosocial and neurobiological theories and research evidence as its science. Psychiatric mental health provides comprehensive, patient-centered mental health and psychiatric care and outcome evaluation in a variety of settings across the entire continuum of care. Essential components of this specialty practice include health and wellness promotion through identification of mental health issues, prevention of mental health problems and care and treatment of persons with psychiatric disorders.

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12. World Congress on Mental Health, Psychiatry and Psychology November 02-03, 2018 Columbus, Ohio, USA

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14. 4^th International Conference on Mental health and Human Resilience April 26-27, 2018 Rome, Italy

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Major Associations around the Globe

• American Psychiatric Association
• Illinois Psychiatric Society 
• World Psychiatric Association
• Kentucky Psychiatric Association
• Psychiatric Associates of Iowa City
• Comprehensive Psychiatric Associates
• Associations First Ltd

Around 24 associations of Psychology & Psychiatry

• Illinois Psychiatric Society
• Comprehensive Psychiatric Association
• Kentucky Psychiatric Association
• Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association
• Ohio Physicians Association
• Ohio Psychological Association
• Ohio - American Psychiatric Nurses Association
• Psychiatric Associates Of West Michigan
• Psychiatric Associates of Iowa City
• Psychiatric Associates PC
• CHI Health Psychiatric Associates Mercy Council Bluffs
• Psychiatric Associates: Weibel Dana MD
• Iowa Psychiatric Society
• Associates For Psychiatric Services
• Kavalier and Associates
• Genesis Psychology Associates
• Child Psychiatry Associates
• Associates For Behavioral Health
• Madison Psychiatric Associates
• Psychiatric Associates
• Mental Health America of Wi
• Lakeview Psychological Associates
• Wisconsin Psychological Association
• Affiliated Psychiatric Service

Related Societies:

1. World Psychiatry Association

2. American Psychiatric Association

3. European Psychiatric Association

4. American Psychological Association

5. National Alliance on Mental illness

6. Mental health Association in Maryland

7. Society for Mental health Research

8. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

9. Australian Clinical Psychology Association

10. American Society of Addiction Medicine

11. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)

12. National Rehabilitation Association (NRA)

13. Research Society on Alcoholism, National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers

14. The International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM)

15. American Academy of Psychotherapists

16. American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry

17. American Association of Anger Management

18. American Association of Psychotherapists

19.   American orthopsychiatry Association

20.   Depression Research Association

21.  World Federation for Mental Health

Other Related Socities:

Middle East: 

Affective Disorder Clinic of Isfahan, Iran | Hafez Psychiatry Clinic | Imam Hossein Medical Center | Institute of Psychiatry, Tehran, Iran | Roozbeh Psychiatric Hospital | Samenolhojaj Charity Support Group for Mental Illnesses | South African Depression and Anxiety group (SADAG) | Taqabal Kuwait | United Colors of Bipolar | Weyak Qatar

USA:

 American Academy of Neurology |  Movement Disorders Society |  Parkinson Society Canada | The International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society | Canadian Movement Disorders Group | Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia and Parkinson Foundation |  Parkinson’s Action Network, American Society of Neuro rehabilitation | Canadian Stroke Consortium | Association of Counselling Psychologists |  American Psychological Association |  Association for Psychological Science |  Brain and Spine Foundation |  American Neuropsychiatric Association |  Association of Psychology and Psychiatry for Adults and Children |  Alzheimer’s Association | American Academy of Sleep Medicine | American Parkinson’s Disease Association | Parkinson’s Disease Foundation |  Stroke Association | American Association of Neurological Surgeons | American Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery |  Neuropathy Association & Nevus Outreach | Brain Aneurysm Foundation and Brain Injury Association of America | Brain Injury Resource Center & Brain Trauma Foundation

Europe:

 European Psychiatric Association | Federation of European Neuroscience Societies  |  European Sleep Research Society  |  Society for Neuroscience |  British Neuroscience Association |  Belgian Society for Neuroscience  |  Brain Research Society of Finland |  Croatian Society for Neuroscience  |  Danish Society for Neuroscience |  Dutch Neuro-federation |  Georgian Neuroscience Association  |  Spanish Psychological Association |  Swedish Psychological Association|  Bulgarian Society of Neurology |   Spanish Society of Neurology |  British Psychological Association |  European Huntington Association|  European Neurological Societies |  UK Parkinson’s Action Network |  European Neurological Society |  European Parkinson’s Disease Association  |  Danish Movement Disorder Society|  Italian Society  for the study of Parkinson Disease

Asia-Pacific: 

Psychiatrists of Association of Nepal |  Philippine Psychiatric Association|  Portuguese Association of Psychiatry |  Romanian Psychiatric Association |  Russian Society of Psychiatrists |  Neurological Society of India |  Movement Disorder Society of Australia | Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Society of India |  Austrian Parkinson’s Disease Society |  Movement Disorder Society of Japan

Target Audience:

Directors, Neurologist, Neurosurgeons, Psychiatrists, Head of department, Professors and Students from Academia in the research of Psychiatry.

Academia         50%

Industry            30%

Psychiatrists     10%

Others               10%

Top universities globally working in the field of Psychology & Psychiatry disorders

• University of Cambridge
• UCL
• KCL
• University of Edinburgh 
• University of Manchester
• Cardiff University
• University of Vermont
• University of Amsterdam
• Ghent University
• Maastricht University
• University of Melbourne
• University of Queensland
• University of New South Wale
•   Middlesex University Dubai
• Zayed University
• United Arab Emirates Universi
• Tel Aviv Universit
•  University of Adelaide
• University of Sydney 
• Australian National University 
• Monash University
• Macquarie University 
• University of Hong Kong
• University of British Columbia
• Dalhousie University 
• Mount St. Vincent University 
• St. Mary's University 

Universities which are working in the field of Psychology & Psychiatry

•  Bilkent University
•  Istanbul sheir University
• Nisantasi University
• Harvard University
• Stanford University
• University California
• Princeton University
• Columbia University
• University Chicago
• Yale University
• Cornell University
• University Pennsylvania
• University Michigan
• University Washington
• Johns Hopkins University
• University Florida
• New York University
• University of California, san Francisco
• Emory University
• Boston University
• Stanford University

Hospitals Associated with Psychology & Psychiatry Globally

• Govt. Psychiatry Hospital
• Ram Psychiatry Hospital
• Helwan Psychiatry Hospital
• Clinique Axium
• Royal Edinburgh Hospital
• St. Patrick's University Hospital
• Metro Psych Facility
• Dela Cerna Hospital
• Aged Psychiatry Services
• The Ashburn Clinic
• PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center
• Royal Alexandra Hosp Psychiatry
• Amager Hospital
• Simurg Psikiyatri Psikoterapi

Hospitals exclusively working on Psychology & Psychiatry

• American Center for Psychiatry and Neurology
• Alexian Center for Mental Health
• Saudi German Hospital
• Association for Individual Development
• Macoupin County Mental Health Center
• Loretto Hospital
• Northwestern Memorial Hospital
• Heritage Behavioral Health Center
• Kenneth Young Center
• Josselyn Center for Mental Health
• Bond County M. H. Service
• Tazwood Mental Health Center
• Lake County Behavioral Health Services

Industries Associated with Psychiatry & Psychology Research

• Eli Lilly
• AstraZeneca
• J&J
• Pfizer
• GSK
• Cephalon
• Abbott Laboratories
• Bristol-Myers Squibb

Products manufactured by the industry related Psychiatric Disorders

• Zyprexa
• Zyprexa Relprevv
• Zyprexa Zydis

Understanding Anxiety at the Brain Circuit Level

According to a report by the world health organization, close to 1 in 10 human beings inside the global are stricken by tension and/or despair. Between 1990 and 2013 the amount has been almost doubled from 416 to 615 million

Corticotrophin freeing hormone (CRH) signaling in dopaminergic neurons of the ventral tegmental location (VTA) can suppress tension. Researchers have elevated on those findings, providing more mechanistic insights into the “anxiolytic” CRH circuit. The scientists had been described how the circuit is going to originate within the extended amygdala, in which neurons of GABAergic population produce CRH. They traced those neurons and saw that they project down to a vicinity of the midbrain known as the VTA, one of the primary dopamine-generating areas of the mind. The VTA is understood to play a key function in praise and dependency, but here the authors give an explanation for how CRH and dopamine have interaction in tension-associated behavior.

The dopaminergic VTA neurons have a projection of CRH-containing extended amygdala goal CRH receptors. As a cease result, this circuit can modify dopaminergic transmission and in turn, emotional behavior. “We recognize that CRH is a chief driver of the stress response and that a hyperactive CRH system is implicated in neuropsychiatric pathologies inclusive of temper and tension issues. but, in this examine, we may want to display that CRH does no longer always act as an aversive, pressure-inducing neuropeptide. In reality, particular CRH circuits are required to maintain a positive affective nation below every day, stress-unfastened conditions.”

“We have been amazed to find that a subset of GABAergic CRH neurons within the prolonged amygdala convey dendritic spines and co-explicit the postsynaptic density protein. These are the characteristics which are normally visible in excitatory, glutamatergic neurons.” 

What is psychosis?

Psychosis is an umbrella term; it the way that a man or woman has sensory experiences of things that don't exist and/or beliefs without a basis in reality.

at some point in a psychotic episode, an individual may additionally experience hallucinations and/or delusions. they'll see or listen to things that do not exist.

this could be exceptionally frightening for the character and, occasionally, the symptoms can cause them to lash out and harm themselves or others.

Psychosis is classically related to schizophrenia spectrum problems, and, although there are different signs and symptoms, one of the defining criteria for schizophrenia is the presence of psychosis.

signs and symptoms of psychosis

The traditional signs and signs of psychosis are:

•        Hallucinations - listening to, seeing, or feeling things that don't exist

•        Delusions - fake ideals, especially based totally on worry or suspicion of factors that aren't actual

•        Disorganization - in idea, speech, or behavior

•        Catatonia - unresponsiveness

•        Difficulty concentrating

relying on the motive, psychosis can become on speedy or slowly. The same is the case in schizophrenia, despite the fact that signs and symptoms may have a slow onset and start with milder psychosis, some human beings can experience a speedy transition returned to psychosis in the event that they forestall taking their medication.

The milder, preliminary signs of psychosis may include:

•        feelings of suspicion

•        general anxiety

•        Distorted perceptions

•        despair

•        Obsessive wondering

•        Sleep problems

Hallucinations can affect any of the senses (sight, sound, smell, flavor, and touch) within the man or woman with psychosis, but in approximately two-thirds of sufferers with schizophrenia, hallucinations are auditory - hearing things and believing them to be real once they do no longer exist.

the following auditory hallucinations are not unusual:

•        listening to numerous voices speaking, frequently negatively, about the affected person

•        A voice giving a remark on what the patient is doing

•        A voice repeating what the affected person is thinking

Advances in Psychiatry Disorder Treatments

Psychiatry, depression and mental health issues are the most prevailing, devastating and life taking problems in most of the people. It might be ca be used due to some day to day changes in lifestyle, peer pressure, work stress, and lot more. According to some scientists it might even be caused due to some changes in the genes and is said that genes also hold the key for the cause of the psychiatric disorders and mental health issues.

Over the past many years the sciences have evolved so well that there are a treatment and cure for almost all the disorders and diseases. Innovative treatments of mental health and psychiatric disorders have emerged in both the private and public sector due to the expansion in research.

Today, the tests analyze genes that show the effectiveness of  some drugs will be and whether they are prone to major side effects by looking for genes that influence :

• How efficiently a particular drug will be chemically broken down after it is taken.

• How likely the drug will slow “reuptake” of the neurotransmitter serotonin, thereby prolonging stimulation of serotonergic neurons that elevate mood.

• Whether receptors for serotonin are more or less active. Less active receptors correlate with increased side effects of many Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) commonly used as antidepressants.

clinical trials indicate that these tests doubles the effectiveness of drug treatments for depression and reduces the side effects. Psychopharmacogenomic tests have also just come online for drugs that treat anxiety, ADHD, OCD, Schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. The tests are far from perfect, and currently only address a few neurotransmitter systems and drug metabolic pathways, but progress is rapid.

Advances have been so promising that I predict genetic screening will be a routine first step in prescribing drugs for mental conditions within ten years.

Hence this Psychopharmacogenomic program is available in many medical schools and hospitals and one can avail the under the expert doctors. Hence these advances thus help in the cure of psychiatric diseases. So why suffer in silences when you can cure it.

EPILEPSY 

Epilepsy is a neurological Disorder generally characterized as epileptic seizures. These epileptic seizures can vary from a short span of time to a very long period. The actual reason of seizures is unknown but is expected to be caused due to brain injury, brain stroke, brain tumor, brain infection or due to some defect in the brain at the time of birth. Genetic mutations and abnormal neuronal activity also result of epilepsy. Epilepsy is considered to be long-term recur able seizure’s. Epilepsy can be caused by genetic, congenital, or developmental conditions which are more common among younger people, while brain tumors and strokes are mostly seen among older people.

Diagnosis:

The diagnosis of epilepsy is done by the careful observation of the seizures its recurrent behavior and causes of seizure. An electroencephalogram (EEG) is used for the diagnosis of epilepsy which is used to study the abnormal patterns of the brain waves. Neuroimaging (CT scan or MRI) is also used to study the structure of the brain.

Treating of epilepsy:

• Recognize seizure symptoms

• Make a seizure response plan

• Apply first aid to the person undergoing a seizure

• Protect the person suffering from seizure from the accident

• Call emergency services if necessary

Managing Epilepsy by medication:

• Talk to your doctor about how you'll treat your epilepsy

• Consider Vagus Nerve Stimulation

• Change your diet

• Talk to your doctor about surgical options

Epilepsy is usually treated with daily medication once a seizure has occurred, self-management, following special diet, implantation of a neurostimulator, or neurosurgery is really helpful to treat epilepsy.

                                                     Why Experience Blues always when you have Rainbow

Bipolar disorder is a chronic and recurrent illness, which represents a major public health problem, and can lead to incomplete functional recovery, social/family disruptions, and cognitive impairment, in addition to increased mortality.

The WHO’s Global Burden of Disease Study ranks bipolar disorder as the sixth cause of years lost to disability.

Every person experiences blues at a point in time, but it depends on us how we overcome those tough times. Without experiencing blues our life tends to be incomplete because it is at this point in time you learn to build yourself strong by overcoming them. Depression is nothing but a mental illness that affects our thoughts, feelings and our behavior. Depression causes sadness, but there is a huge difference between depression and sadness or grief. Fortunately, depression is treatable, but one should have the determination to overcome it.

Developmental model: Duffy et al 2010 showed that individuals at familial risk for Bipolar Disorder develop the illness in a forward sequence of clinical stages - evolving from non-mood disorders followed by minor mood disorders, then major mood disorders, and finally Bipolar Disorder.

Here are the steps to treat depression:

·Diagnostic Evaluation: In this, a physical test and an interview are done with the patient to know the reason for depression because it might be caused due to some health issues such as thyroid or family history or even environmental problems.

·Psychotherapy: Therapy which includes talk as the key to cure the depression is psychotherapy. These days Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is in demand for the treatment of depression.

·Medication: Medicines such as anti-depressants are prescribed to us for the cure of depression. These anti-depressants are not habit forming and can be used for the betterment and cure of depression.

·Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT): This treatment is in focus for patients with severe depression and Bipolar Disorder. It includes electrical stimulation of the brain.

Out of all these, the best way to overcome depression is self-help and coping. One should be determined enough to cope up with it and to overcome depression. It includes regular exercises, eating healthy, taking a good nap, etc. One should never hesitate to seek mental help; this will be the first step in the curing of depression.

What is CBT?

Cognitive behavior therapy is the therapy which helps in the treatment of Depression but now is used for a varied treatment of mental health. Cognitive behavior therapy commonly known as CBT is a treatment focusing mainly on depression, anxiety disorder, and mental health issues to improve the thought process of a person. Cognitive behavior therapy is a bit like the age-old psychotherapy but due to the advances in research, CBT is more effective.

During a Cognitive behavior therapy, the therapists understand the behavior of the patient. Treatment involves developing more balanced ways to respond to stress. Ideally, these new responses will help minimize or eliminate the troubling behavior or disorder. One can even avail free telephonic therapy over a phone call as these days many therapists are providing the facility of treatment over a call.

Cognitive behavioral therapy is widely used to treat several disorders. These disorders and conditions include:

·         antisocial behaviors

·         anxiety disorders

·         attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

·         bipolar disorder

·         conduct disorder

·         depression

·         eating disorders

·         general stress

·         personality disorders

·         phobias

·         schizophrenia

·         sexual disorders

·         sleep disorders

·         social skill problems

·         substance abuse

One should never ignore these feelings of depression, anxiety, and mental illness because if they worsen they happen to destroy the personality of the person hence making the life of a person miserable. Therefore, it is evident that depression and anxiety disorders are curable if you can take a prior step by consulting a therapist and taking medication.

Just Dispel Out Of It 

To be healthy as a whole Mental Wellness plays a role. Mental health plays a major role from childhood to adulthood. It is nothing but a psychological well-being, the process to dispel out the mental illness and to stay healthy both physically and mentally. Mental Health includes realizing one’s own abilities, cope up with the disabilities and stress, being productive and contribute effectively to the society. During the course of time if a person is affected with mental illness it would affect the thinking, mood, and behavior of the person. Some of the factors affecting mental health are:

·         Biological factors such as genes

·         Life experiences such as abuse

·         Mental illness history in the family

One of the major problems of mental illness is not being able to admit the illness and seek for help. It is hidden deep inside the mind, builds and then destroys the person completely. It kills a lot of people outraging suicidal thoughts and self-harm. 

Now the Question is why to suffer in silence when you can get rid of it. Just snap out of the Mental Illness.

Sure we can seek help, receive medication and work on changing our mentality, but this takes time and effort. A doctor can lead you into the hazy world of medication but YOU can tell them how you are feeling, YOU tell them that you are experiencing mental issues, not the other way around. People suffer in silence afraid of losing their jobs, their friends, and their dignity. People are being mentally ill one way or the other daily. It’s our ability and determination that would bring us out of this devastating mental illness. Therefore it is a serious illness and should anyone confide in you; please offer your full help and support. After all, everybody needs somebody sometimes.

It is never too late to work being healthiest you. 

Bipolar an invisible disease: make it visible 

Bipolar disorder is a chronic and recurrent illness, which represents a major public health problem, and can lead to incomplete functional recovery, social/family disruptions, and cognitive impairment, in addition to increased mortality.  Bipolar disorder also known as manic depression causes elevated levels of mood and sometimes leads to symptoms of psychosis. It even causes depression that may affect the person’s personal as well as professional life thus causing a disaster. The reasons for this disorder are generally not known but environmental and genetic factors do play a vital role. The environmental factors can be a history of childhood sex abuse and prone to depression. However genetic factors also have a role in bipolar disorder but in very few cases. The elevated levels of mood are generally characterized as mania or hypomania. The symptoms of mania can be as follows:

· Feeling happy for a very long period

· Decreased sleep

· Restlessness

·  Easily distracted

·  Engaging in risky behavior, such as having impulsive sex, gambling with life savings, or going on big spending sprees

Depression is also considered as one of the symptoms of bipolar disorder. It includes:

· Feeling sad for a longer period

· Being alone and away from the peer group

· Change in appetite

· Suicidal thoughts

The prevention can be done by consulting a proper expert and talking about the issue. It also includes clinical psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, electroconvulsive therapy and medication. One should never hesitate to consult a psychiatrist or therapist. Let’s make this invisible disease a visible one.

The WHO’s Global Burden of Disease Study ranks bipolar disorder as the sixth cause of years lost to disability.

Working memory might be more flexible than previously thought 

Defeating the thought that working memory has fixed limits, a different study recommends that these limits change to the task one is performing. You can read this sentence from beginning to end without losing sight of its meaning thanks to your working memory. This system temporarily stores information relevant to any task you are currently doing. However, the more objects you try to keep in working memory at the same time, the worse the quality of each of the resulting memories will be.

For a long time,  it has been argued that this phenomenon, known as the established size effect, occurs because the brain devotes a fixed amount of neural resources to working memory. But this explanation strives to consider for some experimental results. It also does not explain why the brain simply will not recruit more resources each time it has more objects to remember. After all, your heart does something similar by beating faster each time your physical activity increases.

They converted this idea into a computational model and tested it on data from nine previously published experiments. In those experiments, human subjects memorized the colors of different numbers of objects. When asked to reproduce these colors as accurately as possible, the quality of their responses was negatively affected by the number of objects in memory.

Working memory seems to be more flexible than previously thought. If that is approved, it is probable to improve working memory and thought by giving rewards or improving the recognized importance of a task.

The Diet association with the Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder, also known as manic-depressive disorder, is a brain disorder which is characterized by abnormal mood episodes with highs and lows. These episodes can range from very mild to the extreme depending on their intensity and severity.There is no specific diet for bipolar but some foods are strongly recommended to avoid if you have bipolar disorder as they can increase the severity of the mood episodes. Too much Caffeine consumption is one of them as they lead to insomnia (unable to sleep). During depressive episodes, caffeine may boost up your mood but in the long run, they disrupt sleep and cause nervousness and worsen high blood pressure.

In addition to the consumption of caffeine, high-fat meals including red meat, saturated fats, trans fats, and simple carbohydrates are also recommended to avoid. Earlier, the reason was considered as the difficulties and delay in the absorption of bipolar medication due to high-fat meals but does not cause any symptoms of the bipolar disorder. However recent advances in the research have shown that nitrates, chemicals used to cure meats such as beef jerky, salami, hot dogs and other processed meat snacks, may contribute to the manic episode. Mania is characterized by hyperactivity, euphoria, and insomnia.

It was found that people hospitalized for an episode of mania had more than three times the odds of having ever eaten nitrate-cured meats than people without a history of a serious psychiatric disorder. The researchers say that their new study adds to evidence that certain diets and potentially the amounts and types of bacteria in the gut may contribute to mania and other disorders that affect the brain.

During the course of time, numbers of genetic risk factors have been discovered that are associated with bipolar disorder and in other psychiatric conditions. However the evidence of the diet associated with the symptoms has increased the researches on environmental factors, such as diet, that may play a role. This is a great area for the future works as the researches on this association could lead to dietary interventions to help reduce the risk of various manic and depressive episodes in those who have bipolar or other psychiatric disorders.

ME Conferences takes a great honor in announcing the commencement of Bipolar 2018 November 05-06, 2018. Abu Dhabi, UAE.  2^nd International Conference on Psychiatry and Psychiatric Disorders May 02-04, 2016 Chicago, Illinois, the USA has received a benevolent response from all over the world. This has been conducted with the aim and the categorical intent of promoting the developments of new perceptions and ideas for exploring the high level of knowledge reached by the scientific community on Mental Health & Psychiatry. The extremely illustrious conference hosted by ME Conferences was marked with the attendance of young and brilliant researchers, clinicians, business delegates and talented student communities.

The conference was organized around the theme of Innovating combats towards Depression & Psychiatry. The event implanted a firm relation of upcoming strategies in the field of Neurology with the scientific community. The conceptual and applicable knowledge shared, will also foster organizational collaborations to nurture scientific accelerations.

This annual conference brought together eminent scientists, Psychiatrists, Psychotherapist Neurologist, Neuroscience researchers, health care professionals, University professors, Neuroscience professionals in which many issues in Psychiatry & Mental Health research were discussed in depth to provide up-to-date information to the world. On the other hand, the meeting provided an opportunity for an open and animated sharing of ideas and experiences.

The conference witnessed an amalgamation of peerless speakers, who enlightened the crowd with their enviable research knowledge and on various alluring topics related to the field of Neuroscience. The eminent personalities at the conference were Guy Fontaine, University Pierre et Marie Curie, France. Gregory Brown. University of Nevada School of Medicine, USA Elizabeth Reyes-Fournier, Keiser University, USA. Colin Pritchard Bournemouth University, UK.

We once again thank you all for the enormous exquisite response. This inspires us to continue organizing events and conferences for furthering the Neuroscience Research. ME Conferences, therefore, is glad to announce its Bipolar 2018 November 8-10, 2018. Abu Dhabi, UAE

Mark your calendars for the upcoming meeting; we are hoping to see you soon!

Let us meet again at the International Conference on Bipolar Disorder: Depression and Psychiatry in Abu Dhabi, UAE

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