Posts Tagged ‘ health ’

Occupationally Unsafe

8 October, 2010
By Raphael Fraser
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Oh Hai. Lolshrink can has Occupational Health and Safety certificate. I feels safer nao. It that time of yeah again: we can has getting checked to see if we is being safe and healthy at work. Nao Lolshrink does no it important to be safe, but confidence not being inspired by notice on board: It say...

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DSM-Fail – when normal is disordered

10 September, 2010
By Raphael Fraser
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You know what I hate? … Right now, I mean … I hate the stupidity of so many psychiatric diagnostic labels. At this moment I’m reading through a patient’s notes, and the wonderful epithet “Adjustment Disorder” pops up. Ick. Yuk. And Bleh also. So how is Adjustment Disorder defined? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual...

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Thalamic Dopamine: a possible link between creativity and mental illness

29 June, 2010
By Raphael Fraser

This post is specially for a friend who asked for an explanation of this article about the relation of thalamic dopamine D2 receptor densities to psychometric creativity shorn of big words I’m thinking that each paragraph may well degenerate into wordiness (hey, it’s me) but in the first sentence or two per...

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“She’s got some axis II”: Personality, Illness, and Stigma

19 May, 2010
By Raphael Fraser

I hear it a lot: “She’s got some axis II stuff”. Generally I find this a stigmatising attitude on the part of the person who says it – and in less charitable moments find myself thinking it could be instructive for them to suffer psychiatric illness...

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