Description

Psychiatry

Psychiatry is a branch of medicine that deals with mental
problems of people. As psychiatrists, we diagnose and treat disorders that
arise in thought, emotion, and behavior. Sometimes we try to prevent these
disorders from occurring. Symptoms of mental illness can be: depression,
feeling bad, unwillingness, fatigue, not enjoying life, anxiety, panic-fear
states, inner distress, increase or decrease in sleep and appetite, physical
complaints (pain, fainting, numbness, nausea, vomiting. ), obsessive thoughts,
anxiety, visions or voices that are absent, dementia-related problems, alcohol
and drug addiction and abuse, suicidal thoughts, usual excessive cheerfulness
or extreme irritability-irritability, inability to stay in open or closed
areas, some special fears (fear of cats, dogs, inability to fly,

After diagnosis, we decide which treatment is
appropriate: drug therapy, individual psychotherapy (talking therapy) or couple
(marriage) therapy. Sometimes, difficulties in coping with the problems of
life without any illness, problems in relationships (work, family, children,
friends, school), and the characteristics that the person is not satisfied with
himself and wants to change may be the reasons for applying to
psychiatry. In this case, we investigate how the problem arises, using the
appropriate method, and help to increase coping or solving skills.