My first psychiatrist, Dr. Sol Levy, taught me to constantly monitor my mental, emotional and physical condition, as well as my immediate environment. My first Blog on coping skills was entitled Coping Skills Series - #1A - Monitoring Your Interactions with Others. My second Blog on coping skills was entitled Coping Skills Series - 1B - Monitoring Your Mental, Emotional and Physical Condition.
This blog deals with multi-tasking, and is the last of my foundational coping skills. Thee skills...
Continuing in the vein of the first three techniques, I'll offer three more that are interconnected: know yourself, be aware of triggers,... Read more »
I used to have a t-shirt that said, "I hear voices and they don't like you." I thought it was funny - but I also understand why many people... Read more »
Hallucinations and delusions often effect patients with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. Losing grip of reality can be... Read more »
I have treated many patients who have been hallucinating, and a lot of them do not have schizophrenia. About 1% of the population has... Read more »
It is estimated that between 20 to 40 percent of people with Alzheimer's disease experience hallucinations. This feature of the disease... Read more »
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