Name: Psychiatrist Breaks Down Mental Health Scenes From Movies & TV | GQ
Uploaded: 2021-07-15T16:21:20.000Z
Duration: 41 min 22 s
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You're telling us you killed those three young men

I'm a child, adolescent, adult and forensic psychiatrist,

Trey and I will be in the coat room doing hand stuff.

and her friend is teasing her right away,

to somebody who has what's called social anxiety disorder.

people are terrified that when they go into a setting

that people are gonna see that they're anxious.

[club music] [Hollyhock breathing heavily]

and they differ in very significant ways.

and we call things disorders if, in fact,

the anxiety impairs people's functionings during the day,

say if she does have social anxiety disorder,

That's impairing part of her life and a part of her day.

If it's a certain situation people avoid,

So, there are specific situations that arise

so look around the room and tell me what you see.

- This guy has done a really good job here

of using a therapy technique called grounding.

you can tell them to look around themselves

I'm standing here, I'm in a room, it is Tuesday.

That is another word people use to describe a panic attack.

She's clearly having a panic attack here.

He helps her with this grounding technique.

- It's a trick my psychiatrist taught me.

- If there are a lot of people around you

blocking where you are and where you're breathing,

because a lot of people have trouble, they're,

where they feel like they have more access to air,

so that can be more psychologically helpful too.

"All right, let me get out of this crowded environment

"that's making me feel like I can't breathe."

Now, a panic attack usually comes on sudden onset

They might say, "Yeah, I suspect if I go into that situation

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Psychiatrist Breaks Down Mental Health Scenes From Movies & TV | GQ

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