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55. OAS Faculty Handbook: Psychological Disorders psychological disorders. A student is required to make up missed assignmentsand tests. If you want to know more about psychological disorders . http://www.gvsu.edu/oas/facultyhandbook/psychological-disorders.html

Psychological Disorders Psychological disorders cover a wide range of disorders such as neuroses, psychoses, and personality disorders. The majority of psychological disorders are controlled using a combination of medications and psychotherapy. If the student self-discloses to the instructor, it may be appropriate to discuss problems and side effects associated with medications. Only a limited number of court cases have been conducted to set precedents for reasonable accommodations for students with any of these disorders. Based on court rulings on other types of disabilities it is probably that some of the following accommodations may be considered appropriate and reasonable. Accommodations may include: extended time for exams, quiet testing area with a proctor note takers, readers, computers, or tape recorders in class seating arrangements that enhance the learning experience of the student incompletes or late withdrawals in place of course failures in the event of prolonged illness assistance with time management and study skills encouragement to use relaxation and stress reducing techniques during exams flexibility in the attendance requirements in case of health-related absences A student is required to make up missed assignments and tests.

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Program Overview Medical Consultations In-Residence Treatments Case Study The Maharishi Vedic Medicine SM Approach to Psychological Disorders Including Anxiety and Depression. Introduction The Raj program for psychological disorders is conducted under the supervision of a licensed Medical Doctor and draws on knowledge from Maharishi Vedic Medicine, the world's oldest and most complete system of natural medicine. Through its unique assessment of causal imbalances at the basis of a condition and its wide range of time -tested recommendations, Maharishi Vedic Medicine provides the most comprehensive natural approach for psychological disorders available today. Ayurvedic assessment of balance and imbalance in psychological disorders. A quick review of psychological disorders shows why many imbalances could contribute to these conditions. Therefore gaining true relief from disorders like anxiety and depression will usually require a multi-factor, natural approach as is offered at The Raj. The buildup of chemical imbalances in the physiology can create psychological imbalance. These impurities often aggregate due to poor diet, weak digestion and blocked elimination. According to Ayur-Veda psychological disturbances start when fundamental imbalances develop in the deepest level of physiological functioning, the biological intelligence that controls all bodily processes. Biological intelligence has three divisions called Vata, Pitta and Kapha. When Vata is imbalanced a person becomes prone to anxiety, fear, mental instability and insomnia. When Pitta is imbalanced the individual becomes prone to anger and irritability. When Kapha is imbalanced the person is prone to lethargy and depression.

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Program Overview Medical Consultations In-Residence Treatments Case Study Case Study: Diabetes-Type II, Hypertension, and Depression A 55 year old gentleman entered The Center for Chronic Disorders on November 5, 1997 for a 21-day course of treatment for hypertension, Type II diabetes (non-insulin dependent), and depression. On admission to the program, he was taking medication for control of all three disorders. Following is a brief synopsis with respect to each disorder: a. Hypertension: Prior to starting medication in 1995, his blood pressure had been elevated (170/106). A few months prior to starting the Chronic Disorders Program (CDP), he had attempted to come off the medication on his own, but his blood pressure became elevated within one week (160/90) and the medication had to be resumed. On entering the CDP his blood pressure on medication was normal; however, he was experiencing side-effects from the medication, including depression and fatigue. After beginning the Chronic Disorders Program (CDP), his blood pressure medicine was stopped, but his blood pressure remained normal. On completing the 21-day program, he was placed on a home regimen which included some of the treatments used during the CDP. Five months following discharge from the CDP, his blood pressure continues to be normal (average 121/79) without medication. b. Diabetes, Type II: On admission, his blood sugars were poorly controlled, with daily fasting blood sugars averaging 212 during the month prior to his entry into the program (the ideal value for a diabetic is less than 120). During the 21-day CDP, his diabetes medicine was tapered to about one-half the admission dose. Despite this decrease in medicine, his fasting blood sugars dropped to an average of 118.7 over the final 12 days of treatment, a drop of 93 points from admission. His weight decreased from 147 on admission to 144 at discharge. Five months following discharge from the CDP, his hemoglobin A1C (a test of long-range blood sugar control) is 7.4 ("excellent control") compared to 8.4 just prior to admission. His medication dose remains half the pre-admission dose.

58. Dr. Daniel Goeckner, PhD Information about the practice and certain psychological disorders and treatments. Includes information on biofeedback and trichotillomania. http://www.execpc.com/~djg/

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59. Gene Identified That May Play Role In Psychological Disorders (Last updated 6/9/00), EMBARGOED FOR 6 PM (EDT) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14,2000. GENE IDENTIFIED THAT MAY PLAY ROLE IN psychological disorders. http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/units/research/archive/geneanxt.htm

OSU News Research Archive (an archive of past stories) Coverage of OSU Research Reports on national news stories OSU Cancer Report (cancer research and treatment) Frontiers (a magazine about cancer research and treatment) Synergy (a magazine produced by the College of Biological Sciences) Reporting on Cancer (a reporter's guide to the disease) Science Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated 6/9/00) EMBARGOED FOR 6 P.M. (EDT) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2000 GENE IDENTIFIED THAT MAY PLAY ROLE IN PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS COLUMBUS, Ohio - Researchers are now investigating a gene they suspect may contribute to the development of psychological disorders such as clinical anxiety or panic attacks. A new study found that people with a particular variation in the serotonin transporter gene (5-HTT) showed a greater fear response during a laboratory experiment. "While a single gene cannot be held accountable for complex emotional states - such as anxiety disorders - we're beginning to pinpoint which genetic traits may make a person susceptible to developing psychological disorders," said Norman Schmidt, a study co-author and an associate professor of psychology at Ohio State University. The study appears in the new issue of the Journal of Abnormal Psychology , published June 14.

60. Faculty Guide Psychological Disorders This is a section of the Southern Connecticut State University Disability ResourceOffice's Faculty Handbook describing psychological disorders and their http://www.southernct.edu/departments/dro/TextOnly/FacGuide/Psych.htm

Southern Connecticut State University Disability Resource Office DRO Home frames DRO Update Newsletter SCSU PA Registry System ... SCSU Home Faculty Guide Psychological Disorders Previous page Contents Next page Related Links ... Contact Information Psychological disorders cover a wide range of conditions, including attention deficit disorders, eating disorders, depressive disorders, and other conditions. The majority of psychological disorders are treated using a combination of medication, therapy, and support. Because of the social stigma that often accompanies these conditions, students may be reluctant to disclose their needs for accommodations. Some of the causes of these disorders are trauma, biochemical imbalances, highly stressful life experiences and other genetic, biological and social factors. While it likely takes a combination of several of these factors to produce a serious psychological disability, researchers are working to discover specific causes of these conditions. The psychological disorders most commonly experienced by students at Southern include: Anxiety Attention Deficit Disorders Depressive Disorders Eating Disorders Panic Disorders Personality Disorders Post Traumatic Stress Disorders Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Schizophrenia Substance Abuse General Considerations When a student with a disability makes a request for an accommodation, try to satisfy the request as soon as possible. If a request seems unreasonable, check with the DRO-don't just ignore the request.

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