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Lo ominoso no se halla en la muerte o en la pérdida por sí mismas, sino en la indefensión y la vulnerabilidad con las que trastocan el principio de realidad del doliente.
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Edith R. Soto 🧠⚛️
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Edith R. Soto 🧠⚛️
@EdithSotoTanato
Psicóloga, maestra en tanatología e intérprete-traductora. A veces el piano se acuerda de que lo toque 🎹. Vivo con TLP pero la esperanza aquí sigue.
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La investigación de Fundación Hospitalarias contribuye a un avance internacional en el estudio del trastorno bipolar
La Fundación Hospitalarias continúa reforzando su compromiso con la investigación en salud mental a través de su participación en el 👇 share.google/jLZYG2G0eQ7YRZ…
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La ansiedad no es la realidad… es tu mente exagerando el peligro.
Te hace sentir que ya no hay salida, que todo se acaba, que es el fin… cuando en realidad solo estás atravesando un momento incómodo que no sabes cómo sostener.
No es que no haya opciones, es que tu ansiedad no te deja verlas.
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Cluster B psychopathology & indirect aggression are both extremely psychologically toxic & damaging.
Hannah Spier, MD@hannahspierMD
Female relational aggression is most lethal in custody battles: often the mother kills the meaning of the father-child bond by filtering their past experiences through her interpretive lens. A relational psychopathy - harm without remorse, leaving no fingerprints
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Agradezco a los médicos que confían y derivan.
La buena clínica también implica reconocer límites:no soy experta en adicciones;en esos casos, corresponde derivar.Mi práctica se centra en psicoterapia clínica con adultos:autoestima,ansiedad,
gestión de emociones,
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Amor también es que cuando te ocurra algo que te produce malestar te demuestre que le importa tu sufrimiento, que empatice contigo y te haga sentir validada. Que no se muestre indiferente ante situaciones que te afectan, que no te haga dudar de tu percepción o cordura.
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New ep. of Conversations in Psychoanalysis Today: I talk with Dr. Sharon Sliwinski, author of "Dreaming in Dark Times" & "An Alphabet for Dreamers"—both explore how dreams capture the psyche’s ethical life, especially in times of crisis. She's amazing! en.psychoanalysis.ca/podcast/
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This research has to be more shared. This meta-analysis shows that negative symptoms of schizophrenia are tractable, contrary to the commonly held belief of their intractability:
doi.org/10.1038/s41380…
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1/ NEW in Advances in Experimental Social Psychology — our first review of a decade+ of research on understanding & predicting cultural change, w Michael Varnum. This one is personal. A thread on what we found, what surprised us, and how two kids reading Asimov ended up here. 🧵
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I did this study to look for the disadvantages experienced by people who seemed to lack a capacity for depression or grief. I was amazed not to find any. Their relationships were as good as those of other people. @AllenFrancesMD @ISEMPH @HumBehEvoSoc
Randy Nesse@RandyNesse
After three years analyzing data from a prospective study with thousands of subjects, we were amazed to discover that 30% experienced little or no grief and they had no associated deficits we could identify...contradicting my expectations. randolphnesse.com/articles/grief
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There's no one right way to grieve or uniform expiration date on grief.
And some perfectly normal people grieve little or not at all.
It's equally misguided & hurtful to tell people they're grieving too much or grieving not enough.
We must respect individual differences.
Randy Nesse@RandyNesse
I did this study to look for the disadvantages experienced by people who seemed to lack a capacity for depression or grief. I was amazed not to find any. Their relationships were as good as those of other people. @AllenFrancesMD @ISEMPH @HumBehEvoSoc
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Chatbot therapy will soon be ubiquitous- patients using chatbots between sessions or instead of us.
Chatbots are good for some patients/dangerous for others.
To stay relevent, we must quickly become chatbot literate.
Here's our brief explanation why:
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Langner was social/community psychiatry pioneer- most exciting model when I trained in 1960s- & still most useful.
Why ignored now? 1)Reagan killed community clinic funding 2)NIMH funds research on brains/not people 3)DSM focus on individuals/not systems nytimes.com/2026/04/10/sci…
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Frontotemporal dementia does not start with memory loss, but rather:
Disinhibition: impulsive or socially inappropriate
Apathy & loss of motivation
Reduced empathy & emotional blunting
Compulsive/repetitive behaviors
Overeating or odd food cravings
Poor judgment
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Una actitud de agradecimiento, las acciones de gratitud, modifican los circuitos cerebrales del placer y del estado de ánimo mediante la dopamina y la serotonina
Por ello se asocia a mejor gestión emocional y de estados de ánimo quien las práctica
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Vivir conlleva eventualmente sentir dolor y no siempre puede ser evitado.
#DBT
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@ElPaido Doctor ¿donde podría estudiar o especializarme en la terapia DBT? Gracias ✌🏻 .
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La #DBT se centra en encontrar balance. La mente sabia surge al integrar lo "racional" con lo "emocional". Las habilidades de tolerancia al malestar implican un punto medio entre distraerse y evitar.
Al final, la vida también se trata de equilibrio.
#SaludMental
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