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Man whose mental health is affected by a head injury
Written by Top Doctors

Written by Top Doctors
Psychiatry

Head injuries and mental health: Bridging neurology and psychiatry

Head injuries can have a profound impact on an individual’s mental and emotional well-being. Often, the effects extend beyond immediate physical symptoms like headaches or dizziness, manifesting as longer-term mental health issues. Understanding the relationship between head injuries and mental health requires collaboration between neurology and psychiatry, two fields that work together to address the full spectrum of consequences following trauma to the brain.

Woman who has received psychiatric support for dementia.
Dr Sandeep Bansal

By Dr Sandeep Bansal
11.10.24
Psychiatry

How does a psychiatrist help with dementia?

A psychiatrist plays a crucial role in helping patients with dementia, focusing on managing both the cognitive and behavioural symptoms that arise as the condition progresses. Dementia not only affects memory and cognitive function but can also lead to mood disorders, anxiety, depression, and changes in personality. Psychiatrists provide holistic care aimed at improving quality of life for both the patient and their family.

Couple discussing the impact of ADHD on their relationship.
Dr Mostafa Shalaby

By Dr Mostafa Shalaby
08.10.24
Psychiatry

The impact of ADHD on relationships: Building stronger connections

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can significantly impact relationships, particularly when one partner is affected by the condition. ADHD symptoms, such as impulsivity, distractibility and difficulty with organisation, can create misunderstandings, frustration, and miscommunication within personal relationships. However, with understanding, communication and appropriate strategies, it’s possible to strengthen connections and foster healthier relationships.

a drawing of a head with arrows coming from it
Dr Azmath Khan

By Dr Azmath Khan
07.10.24
Psychiatry

FAQs about ADHD: what you need to know

ADHD, meaning attention-deficit and hyperactivity disorder, is a neurodivergent condition with many characteristics that can prevent a person from engaging appropriately with work and school, and they may find it difficult to upkeep domestic chores and social relationships – cumulating in what is called executive dysfunction. It is a condition without a cure and people are only born with it; it cannot be contracted. We spoke to a leading consultant psychiatrist about the frequently asked questions about ADHD, and what is most important to understand about it.

A man hugs himself against a cold, snowy backdrop
Dr Aaron Lovelle

By Dr Aaron Lovelle
01.10.24
Psychiatry

Turning of the seasons: all you need to know about SAD

It is getting colder in the UK, and autumn steadily approaches on the winds from the east. Around this time of year, many might start to feel their good spirits decline, retreating into their rooms and no longer wishing to engage with the world. While that may be suitable for bears during hibernation, this shouldn’t be for humans, so if this is a yearly pattern of behaviour for you, you may be exhibiting signs of seasonal affective disorder (SAD).

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