Meet the Doctors - Elizabeth Callen, MD
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2023
- There are many faces of the Amen Clinics team, and each has their own story. Meet Elizabeth Callen, MD, a psychiatrist from Amen Clinics, Seattle metro area. Dr. Callen discusses her curiosity for learning about people's lives, and how her experiences treating a young boy with impulsive behavior changed both their lives forever.
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This young gal looks soo young. Been practicing “twenty years”. Big respect.
What a blessing you are to those who need your skills and compassion in their journey through life!
Amazing Ma'am. Would love to follow your journey. I just picked up a book by Dr. AMEN and I am in love. In school now and plan to be a Dr. of Holistic Psychology. I have gone through my own experience in the military, regarding constant trauma, and I am overcoming and want to help others, through the mind!
TY, PLEASE Continue to help , serve
Blessings ❤❤❤
Don't forget the heart
❤❤❤
👏🏽
I’m glad that worked out for him, but that’s a dangerous analogy as people, including children can have frontal lobe damage from a variety of sources that may or may not even show up on imaging.
Reasons can include birth trauma, trauma from physical/emotional abuse and neglect, motor vehicle accidents, strokes/encephalitis, undiagnosed mast cell disorder, and even vaccine harm.
A better point to make could be that our brains are resilient and plastic and we can develop parts with practice that may have sustained damage. Also that we can unlearn bad habits or use compensatory strategies to override or rethink impulses that aren’t changing as much as we would like.
In a school setting it’s important to slow down for kids so they have the opportunity to think out these strategies and learn to utilize them. Teaching masking is NOT a good strategy btw. Idk if this clinic does that or not
Antidepressants cause permanent d4mages
Not just brain damage but gut and digestive disorders