Promotion of Mental Health

Borenstein, Daniel

doi:10.1176/pn.36.2.0003

2001

DOI: 10.1176/pn.36.2.0003

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Promotion of Mental Health

Daniel Borenstein¹

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“…Highlighting cellular processes, Kandel shows fundamental ways related to learning and long-term memory in which nerve cells alter their responsiveness to chemical agents to produce a coordinated change in behavior. At the molecular level, findings derived from the genome project, Borenstein (2001a)has pointed out, “may lead to the prevention of some mental illnesses” (pp. 3, 42).…”

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Mind, body, and psychoanalysis: The science of psychotherapy.

Rangell

2002

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Along with the contributions of the psychoanalytic century to the science of the mind, there appears to be a diminished interest in and training for psychotherapy in favor of genetic, organic, and psychopharmacologic approaches. New advances should not be accompanied by the elimination of achieved ones. R. Waelder (1967) stated that progress has victims as well as beneficiaries. Psychopathology consists of complex psychological mechanisms and developmental factors, which, although they can now be demonstrated by cerebral radiography, must still be recognized as the center of therapeutic efforts. The opportunity is greater than ever to achieve an integration of our combined knowledge of brain and mind.Medicine never took easily or gracefully to problems of the mind. From the classic Greco-Roman period, through a tortuous history during the centuries that followed, attitudes toward and understanding of the vicissitudes of mind trailed behind the steady advances in the science of the body. For the better part of a millennium and a half, mental problems were

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Mind, body, and psychoanalysis: The science of psychotherapy.

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On the possibility of treatment of dorsopathy with chronic paine syndrome using the kinesiotherapy combination with multi-parametrer biofeedback

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Promotion of Mental Health

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Mind, body, and psychoanalysis: The science of psychotherapy.

Mind, body, and psychoanalysis: The science of psychotherapy.

On the possibility of treatment of dorsopathy with chronic paine syndrome using the kinesiotherapy combination with multi-parametrer biofeedback

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