Paris attacks: Wayne Rooney says football can unite us ahead of England v France friendly game - Mental Health Disorders: Signs, Symptoms and Treatments

Paris attacks: Wayne Rooney says football can unite us ahead of England v France friendly game




The England team observe a minute's silence
before training for the victims of Friday's
terror attacks in Paris.
England play France in a friendly on Tuesday
with French players insisting the football
match should still go ahead.
Football was put in the spotlight on Friday.
Three of the attacks took place near the Stade
de France
where the French team were playing Germany
in a friendly.
andquot;It'll be tough I'm sure for the French players,
but I'm sure it'll be a chance for them to
try and do their country proud.
And I'm sure the players have felt deeply
and they'll give everything they can to make
France proud,
and likewise we'll represent England and show
our respect to France at this time.andquot;
Security has been stepped up, with the FA
encouraging fans to arrive in good time before
kick off.
andquot;It'll be all singing- all trying to sing
the Marseillaise,
so we'll be putting the words up, singing
it in French,
or our version of French.
But I think that'll be a powerful thing.
And yes we'll be doing the tricolore effect
with the seat posters so a few things will
be different. andquot;
We don't know yet how much a stadium filled
with red, white and blue will ease the pain
of a grieving nation.

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Mental Health Disorders: Signs, Symptoms and Treatments




There is a wide variety of diagnoses that
constitutes mental healthcare. One of the
main areas I specialize in is what we call
mood disorders. So that would be treating
diagnoses such as depression or bipolar disorder.
Another big area of interest for me clinically
is also the anxiety disorders. And that's
another big umbrella that can include anything
from obsessive-compulsive disorder, generalized
anxiety disorder or panic attacks. There are
lots of other psychiatric diagnoses as well
that someone like me as a general psychiatrist
could possibly treat, but those are two of
my areas of clinical interest. There's a mix
of the way that patients present to outpatient
psychiatric care. Oftentimes in some of the
younger patients that I see it's their parents
that first see the signs that they may benefit
from some mental health treatment. Sometimes
with some of the older population, it can
be their kids, their coworkers or their friends.
And I would say about half the time patients
present on their own accord, having noticed
they've had changes to their sleep, their
energy, their appetite and have just become
interested in finding out what options are
available to treat those kind of symptoms.
I think the fact that people present many
different ways with anxiety is what makes
psychiatry so interesting. So there are definitely
types of patients who've will tell you when
you're interviewing them, I've been anxious
as long as I can remember. I was anxious on
the first day of school, I was anxious transitioning
from elementary school to middle school and
so on and so forth. And then there are certainly
patients who find later in life after they've
made transitions easily, may become anxious
related to a big change in their life or some
sort of stressor that's come up. So I think
that patients can present from all walks of
life and in all stages in their life and oftentimes
the symptoms may appear the same despite where
they're coming from. So we definitely feel
in psychiatry that the combination approach
is best. So oftentimes where appropriate,
we can use medications plus therapy. Some
of our anxiety disorders are very readily
treated by therapy and so it's very possible
to get good remission of your symptoms using
only therapy. And part of the role of a psychiatrist
would be to help you differentiate when is
it appropriate for medications to play a role
in your treatment or when should you approach
with simply therap-therapy alone as a first
line option.

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