Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper is a Caltech hypothetical physicist who earlier imparted a loft to his partner and closest companion, Leonard Hofstadter. Initially from East Texas, Sheldon began school at 11 years old, accepting his first Ph.D. at 16 years old. Sheldon was engaged with various analyses as a wunderkind, for example, his intend to give free power to the place where he grew up by building an atomic reactor an arrangement halted by government pen pushers guaranteeing it's illegitimate to store yellowcake uranium in a garden shed. While he may claim to be the ideal human example, Sheldon has his shortcomings. Sheldon is portrayed by a strict adherence to routine and cleanliness, an excessively savvy identity, a shaky comprehension of incongruity, mockery and humor, and a general absence of lowliness or sympathy, the previous of which is shown in the way that he has no issue voicing to his companions his adoration for his predominant intelligence. He is frequently thought to be the most famous character of the show. He has developed a more human personality due to the influences of his friend Penny and his girlfriend/fiancée Amy. Behavior/Symptoms Sheldon has characteristics related with being a wonder, for example, an …show more content…
It has been proven that patients handle this disorder best by talking through it with a therapist. Usually talking treatment is frequently the best and slightest intrusive. A type of psychodynamic therapy that passes by the conviction that everything is connected back to ones teenage years has been viewed as the best treatment for NPD. The best treatment for Sheldon to use for BPD is a form of behavior therapy. Which focuses on the concepts mindfulness and paying attention to present emotion. Sheldon can use a medical approach for PPD. A biomedical treatment which consists of prescribing the patient with anti-depressant medications and mood
Paul met a teen named Sheldon, he was Paul’s first friend in New York and they shared similar interests. When he arrived at Don Carey High he felt weird because it was a dump and know cares about what happened to it. Paul knew right from wrong but Sheldon did not, so Paul got in trouble when he was around Sheldon. Paul’s nickname was “ambition” because he was the only one with ambition in his life.
An estimated 1.6%-5.9% of the adult population in the United States has BPD, with nearly 75% of the people who are diagnosed being women. Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder include Frantic efforts to avoid being abandoned by friends and family, Unstable personal relationships that alternate between idealizations, Distorted and unstable self-image, Impulsive behaviors that can have dangerous outcomes, Suicidal and self-harming behavior, Periods of intense depressed mood, irritability or anxiety lasting a couple hours/days, Chronic feelings of boredom or emptiness, Inappropriate, intense or uncontrollable anger - often followed by shame and guilt, and Dissociative feelings. The three main factors that could cause this mental illness are Genetics, Environmental factors, and Brain function. This illness can only be diagnosed by a mental health professional after a series of interviews with the patient and family/friends of the patient. The patient must also have at least five of the nine symptoms of this illness in order to be diagnosed. The most common treatment for this illness is some form of psychotherapy. Some other treatment options are to prescribe medications and if needed a short-term
Carl Rogers was born and raised in the USA, he was an All-American boy going up except he was raised in a strict fundamentalist religious home. He grew up with conditions placed on his existence that he was only as good as he acted or behaved and the love he would receive may have been determined by this. As a hardworking and faithful young man, his environment was his reality it was all he knew. Carl worked on his family’s farm and became interested in the science of agriculture, while attending school he went on a Christian mission trip to China and this steered his passion to change his education route, and continued his studies at Union theological seminary in New York. Carl had a passion for his studies but was concerned about focusing
Borderline personality disorder is the most common personality disorder. By creating relationships and better understanding BPD, mental health professionals can effectively aid those who suffer from BPD. With proper support from the healthcare team, family members, and the community, borderline personality disorder can be effectively controlled and treated. TIE IN ACUTE PORTION AS WELL!
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a comprehensive cognitive-behavioral treatment developed by Marsha M. Linehan for the treatment of complex, difficult-to-treat mental disorders. Originally, DBT was developed to treat individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD; Carson-Wong, Rizvi, & Steffel, 2013; Scheel, 2000). However, DBT has evolved into a treatment for multi-disordered individuals with BPD. In addition, DBT has been adapted for the treatment of other behavioral disorders involving emotional dysregulation, for example, substance abuse, binge eating, and for settings, such as inpatient and partial hospitalization. Dimeff and Linehan (2001) described five functions involved in comprehensive DBT treatment. The first function DBT serves is enhancing behavioral capabilities. Secondly, it improves motivation to change by modifying inhibitions and reinforcement. Third, it assures that new capabilities can be generalize to the natural environment. Fourth, DBT structures the treatment environment in the ways essential to support client and therapist capabilities. Finally, DBT enhances therapist capabilities and motivation to treat clients effectively. In standard DBT, these functions are divided into modes for treatment (Dimeff & Linehan, Dialectical behavior therapy in a nutshell, 2001).
He will be reacquired to use Lithium to reduce the manic episodes. Lithium is also essential to reduce the different forms of emotional outbursts and imbalances. In case Lithium has a negative side effect on Pat, then there is the need for an alternative form of medication. He complains that his current medication makes him feel cloudy thus, stopped taking the medicines. Therefore, he will be monitored to ensure that he takes the drugs consistently without failure. Another prescription for Pat relates to a six-month ling cognitive-behavior therapy to stabilize his condition. The therapy involves identifying various activities that trigger his manic behavior such as the wedding tape that reminds him of his wife’s cheating. The therapy will help him to cope with the triggers and teach him how to control his emotions and stay
One type of therapy that can be used to treat the symptoms of BPD is dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT). DBT was designed specifically for BPD patients by Marsha Linehan at the University of Washington in Seattle. DBT specifically includes techniques of acceptance and validation. It also involves problem-solving to help the patient adapt in new situations and to strategically deal with their difficulties in a healthy way. The main aspect of this treatment revolves around reducing extreme and rigid thinking. Some assumptions about the patients to receive this treatment includes; wanting to change and that they are trying harder to improve. DBT is intended for life enhancement which can lead to less suicidal behaviours and the lessening of
It is very important that you know and understand the symptoms of BPD, because people with
The Physicists is a satiric play written by the Swiss author Friedrich Dürrenmatt about three physicists who are living in the private sanatorium " Les Cerisiers " headed by the last living member of an old regional aristocratic family, Miss Dr. h.c. Dr. med. Mathilde Von Zahnd. The first one thinks he is Sir Isaac Newton, but he is in reality Herbert Georg Beutler, the second one thinks he is Albert Einstein and his real name is Ernst Heinrich Ernesti. The third physicist, Johann Wilhelm Möbius is different, he has got no second identity but he is in this sanatorium because King Solomon speaks to him.
CBT can also help reduce the symptoms of wide mood swings, anxiety, and self-harm and suicidal behaviors. Dialectical therapy is used to focus on having the person with BPD aware of their situation. It teaches how to control or ways to control emotions, reduce self-harming behaviors, and helps relationships. Schema-focused therapy is a combination of Cognitive behavioral with other forms of psychotherapy. Its main focal point is how people perceive themselves. This kind of therapy uses the reasoning behind the cause of BPD to be from the distorted view of their self. Therapy can be in a group setting or one-on-one with the therapist and patient. Group therapy sessions are good for helping interact with other people and building relationships (NIMH,
The ways parents adhere to the importance to the upbringing of their children are early factors that can lead to or prevent BPD later in life. The strength of family and history of intrapersonal relationships of first between both parents and then their influence and actions towards their children also are of emphasis when understanding BPD. Last but not least, tragic and emotionally harming events like sexual abuse act are also not to be ignored or forgotten. While DBT is a useful way to seek help and treatment, it is not a first priority in terms of stopping the development of Borderline Personality Disorder. The first priority is psycho-education so that these types of disorders can be decreased in terms of prevalence and prevented from occurring at all. Since many cases of BPD start at early and young ages of childhood, it is important that growth at these ages is carefully monitored. If during these early stages of life parents, family re-evaluate the importance of their roles and negative environments can be avoided chances of developing these types of disorders can decrease. Some ways that parents, family and friends can help is by developing positive social communication. Conversations that are open, honest and being sincere listening are all ways that individuals who have felt invalidation or neglected can feel accepted less stigmatized and trust in others. Not only does this allow for the development of well rounded, diverse personalities but also reduces early BPD onset patterns of low self-esteem, abandonment, and impulsions. Additionally, if both parents discuss the importance of their relation and understand how poor relationships negatively affect the future of their children it makes it less risky. By parents setting a good example, generally the child will follow and look up to that later in their life. And last but
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is one of the most common of the personality disorders (Psychiatric Nursing 2015). BPD patients may appear sincere, yet they will exhbit a darker side at times of stress, and in fact may experience a roller-coaster type of conflict with self-destructive behavior. This behavior can encompass a large part of their lives and also negatively affecting those around them. BPD patients have problems functioning in their daily lives as the disease pervades their work, social relationships, and their leisure activities.
Borderline personality disorder is a serious mental health condition that can be detrimental to the victim and everyone around them. It has been known to cause unbelievable social turmoil in the surrounding areas. It is hard to maintain relationships with these people, this includes family ties. People with this disorder are known to have self-destructive tendencies, subconscious or not. They struggle to maintain steady friendships and have wild mood changes. It is known to affect about one in every 33 women and about one in every 100 men. It is also estimated that 1.6% of the adult population of the U.S. is affected by BPD but because most BPD cases are misdiagnosed as other mental disorders it is more likely 5.9%. Also in research studies
Leadership can be traced back to many ideologies over the history of time. There have been individuals that have achieved great success and accomplishments through inspiring others to believe and follow their leadership. This paper will explain some of the theories that philosophically explain how those great people inspired others to believe in their vision and goals.