psychological dimensions in homeopathy

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Making your life healthier & happier

Psychological dimensionsin Homoeopathy

How to effectively handle casesof psychological nature

ByDr Maharaja SivaSubramanian N

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Among the signs that, in all diseases, the state of mind and thewhole demeanour of the patient are the most certain andinstructive. In the case of ever so slight an improvement weobserve a greater degree of comfort, increased calmness and

freedom of the mind, higher spirits - a kind of return of thenatural state. In the case of ever so small a commencement ofaggravation we have, on the contrary, the exact opposite ofthis: a constrained helpless, pitiable state of the disposition, ofthe mind, of the whole demeanour, and of all gestures,

postures and actions, which may be easily perceived on closeobservation, but cannot be described in words. Aphorism 253,Organon of Medicine.

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Time of Medication

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Relation between

Psychology &Homoeopathy

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Types of

psychologicalconditions.

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Group of people

who need thetreatment.

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Conditions to beaware of.

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Areas of

psychologicaltreatment.

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Areas concernedwith well-being

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Areas of humanfeatures.

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Anamnesis of

illness andtreatment.

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Goals of PatientEducation.

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Methods of helping

patient to get betterhelp in treatment.

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Patient educationpointers.

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Types of diseases.

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Tools for treatment

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Areas with

indicators topsychological health

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Follow-up

essentials.

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Prescribingtechniques.

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Body languagepointers.

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Areas of life spaceinvestigation.

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Histories needed

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Other treatment

methods.14

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Specific

aphorisms ofmental illness.

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Pointers topsychological

dimension inpreface and

introduction to

Organon ofMedicine.

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Pointers topsychological

dimension inaphorisms of

Organon of

Medicine.

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As regards Homoeopathy, it can easily

convince every reflecting person, that thedisease of man are not caused by any

substance, any acridity, that is to say, anydisease-matter, but that they are solely spirit likedynamic derangements of the spirit like power,the vital principle that animates the human

body.- Samuel Hahnemann, preface to the 6th editionof Organon.

Subconscious mind?

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Diseases

Psychological

Psychosomatic Somatoform

Physical

Somatopsychic

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Psychology-Physiology

MentalEmotionalPhysical

M E P

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As regards Homoeopathy, it can easily

convince every reflecting person, that thedisease of man are not caused by any

substance, any acridity, that is to say, anydisease-matter, but that they are solely spirit likedynamic derangements of the spirit like power,the vital principle that animates the human

body.- Samuel Hahnemann, preface to the 6th editionof Organon.

Subconscious mind?

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Relationship between concept ofmind and concept of vital force.

Relation between

Psychology &Homoeopathy

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Subconscious mind is that part ofthe mind which is not available

directly for introspection and isthe major part of mind which

controls most of our actions, and

can be assessed by means ofsymptoms it produces.

Subconscious mind

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Concept of Mind

Sub-conscious

Mind

Mind

Mind

Mind

Mind

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Psychological conditions

Milder, situationalproblem. (indisposition)

Conscious origin.Neurotic

Severe, developmentalproblem.

Unconscious originPsychotic

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Proper thought pattern.Coherence and Congruence.

Constructive belief systems.Will power, memory,

understanding.

Mental preparedness

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Appropriate value system.Ability to feel & express in a

healthy manner.

Emotional appropriateness

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Treatment of psychologicaldisease.

Treatment of psychologicaldiscomfort (indisposition).

Treatment of psychological

diathesis.

Psychological wellbeing

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Feeling of connectedness &oneness.

With self, family & society.

Social connectedness

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Dysfunctional

families.Social illnesses like addiction,etc.Negative social environment.

Social issues

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Specific Aphorisms 215 to 230.

Mental

diseases

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Whatever the mind believes in, &adds an emotional aspect to it,

the body produces it.

Psychological diseases

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If case taking is in-adequate,irrespective of the system of

treatment, there is an increasedchance of harm than good.

Importance of case taking

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Past history.Personal history.Obstetric history.

Family history.Treatment history / coping strategy.Surgery history.Vaccination history.

Developmental history.

Needed history

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Anamnesis of illness

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Major incidents which happenedin terms of milestones, trauma,

normal development, school life,college life, work, at the life spans

of.

Life span development

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Prenatal.Infancy (0-2 years), (relationship

with mother & parenting)Trust Vs Mistrust.


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Early childhood (2-4 years),(relationship with mother &

parenting)Autonomy Vs Shame & Doubt.


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Late childhood (7-12 years),(relationship with teachers, peers,

parents)Industrious Vs Inferiority.


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a g you e ea t e & app e

Adolescence (13-24 years),(relationship with peers)

Identity Vs Confusion.


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Early adulthood (25-35 years),(relationship with spouse)

Intimacy Vs Isolation.


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g y pp

Middle adulthood (35-60 years),(relationship with spouse &

children)Productive Vs Stagnation.


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g y pp

Late adulthood (60 onwards),(relationship with spouse, children

& grand children)Integrity, serenity Vs Despair.


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g y pp

GesturePosture

Eye-contactVoice-tone, speed, coherence,clarity.

Body language

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g y pp

Do the consultation with a FREE bodylanguage.

F Face the patient.R Resistance free.

E Empathy.E Eye contact.

Effective consultation

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g y pp

WWW.When in doubt, refer.Tact & confrontation.

Unprejudiced observation.Private questioning & attendant.Detailed history taking.Reflecting, Passive listening,

Informing.

Helpful traits

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g y pp

Social relationships.

Work.Diet and regimen.Sleep & dreams.

Hobbies

Areas indicating to

psychological health

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g y pp

Miasmatic.Totality.

Essence.Keynote.Causation.

Specific.

Prescribing techniques

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g y pp

The same guideline as explainedfor intermittent diseases in

Organon of Medicine taking intoconsideration the period of stressand the period of relaxation (lucid

interval).

Time of medication

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Polycrests.Organo-pathic remedies.

Mother tinctures.Biochemics.Counseling, diet and regimen.

Judicial use

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The patient.The family of the patient.

Treatment needed for

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Mental & Physical generals.

Particulars.Sleep & diet.

Any other complaints.

Drug symptoms. (proving orcure)

Follow up essentials in

psychological cases.

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Role ofanesthesia

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Condition to look out for

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Gradual decline of illness

Vs relapse of illnessHealthy

Sick

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Gradual decline of illness

Vs relapse of illnessHealthy

Sick

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Breathing exercise.Physical exercise.

Yoga.Hypnosis.Hypnotherapy.

MusicAura therapy.

Other recommendations

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Counseling.Psychotherapy.

Meditation.Journaling.Anti-psychotic drugs.

Physical therapy.Nutrition.

Other recommendations

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To boost their confidence.To help them for better recovery.

To ensure patient compliance.To answer any doubts &clarifications

Patient education.

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Diet and regimen.Dos and don'ts.

Expected prognosis, period oftreatment.In case of emergency.

Patient education.

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Patients tend to retain;20% of what they hear.

30% of what they see.50% of what they see and hear.70% of what they say and write.

Retention of guidelines

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"Before you can inspire withemotion, you must be swamped

with it yourself. Before you canmove their tears, your own mustflow. To convince them, you must

yourself believe." - WinstonChurchill

How to inspire?

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Knowledge of the disease to be treated,knowledge of the effects of the medicines,& how the ascertained effects of the

medicines are to be employed for theremoval of the diseases, all thisexperience alone teaches adequately.- Samuel Hahnemann, preface to the secondedition of Organon of Medicine.

Experience is the key

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I don't need to know

everything, I just need to

know where to find it, when Ineed it

Albert Einstein

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"Our art requires no political lever, no worldlydecorations in order to become something. It growsgradually, at first unrecognized, surrounded as itwere by all manner of weeds which luxuriate around

it, from an insignificant acorn to a sapling, soon itssummit will overtop the rank weeds. Patience! It isstriking deep its roots into the earth, it is increasingin strength imperceptibly but all the more surely andwill in its own time grow into an oak of God, whichno longer is shaken by storms, spreads out itsbranches into all regions that suffering mankind maybe healed under its beneficent shade."

Quote by Dr Hahnemann

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