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Psychology is a branch of social science that helps study the behavior of the mind and thoughts when one is conscious or unconscious. The conscious mind is the mental processes that occur when one is aware of his/her surrounding or what is within a person. Unconscious mind includes all mind processes that occur automatically such as memories, motivations, and interests. Psychology is used to understand the properties of the brain, the mental functions of an individual as well as his/her social behavior. In doing this, psychology also looks into biological and physiological processes that are likely to affect the mental functions and social behavior. Some of the mental functions and social behaviors that are looked into in physiology include attention, cognition, perception, emotions, intelligence, personality, brain functioning and many more.
The physiological therapy uses all the techniques of physiology when interacting with a person who has physiological problems to help them change for the better or so that they can be able to solve problems in desired ways. Physiological therapy aims at enhancing the well-being and mental health of an individual so as to help them overcome some beliefs, thought and emotions that lead to troublesome behaviors. The therapy hence helps to enhance the individuals' relationships with people around them and also ensuring that their social skills are improved. Physiological therapy can use an evidence-based method to identify a person with mental disorders or can use scientific and factual beliefs without gathering any evidence. Cognitive physiological therapy is a major type of physiological therapy that aims at helping individuals overcome problems so as to achieve their goals. This is because thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all interconnected and by managing them through physiotherapy, one can be able to change thoughts that are unhelpful, behaviors that are a problem and emotional responses that are distressful.
Psychiatrists also have known as psychologists are specialists in medicine who help in the diagnosis, study, treatment, and prevention of all the mental disorders. During treatment for a person with mental problems, a psychiatrist evaluates the patient mental and physical condition by collecting all the relevant information regarding him/her. During the examination, for a private psychiatrist London to conclude that it is a mental disorder affecting a patient, all the physical condition, and illnesses that are likely to be causing the mental disorder are excluded. One a mental disorder has been identified, medication is administered and regular monitoring of the drug effects in the body is done to ensure effectiveness and avoid adverse effects on the patient.
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