Psychiatrist In Indore - Dr Shreemit Maheshwari

The cases of suicides are increasing day by day, as the depression is rising people are losing their way towards mind’s peace and happiness. A suicidal person now was normal before. But what made them suicidal is the question.     Let’s have a deep analysis of the issue: Every brain reacts to pain differently. Some brain doesn’t get panicked more, some get a huge panic, some ignores it and some tries to find peace. Researches say that man is more tend to be suicidal then female.   As there are several explanations for this: -   · Men are less likely to seek help when they are distressed. · Men have a higher prevalence of alcohol and drug abuse, which leads to suicidal tendencies. · Men are more aggressive and use more lethal means when attempting suicide. · The number of suicides in men includes suicides among military personnel and veterans, where there is a higher proportion of men to women.   Other risk factors  for suicide include the following: · Most other

  Motivation is the push we constantly need to move into the path of life. Feeling inferior, low and upset are some serious problems that can take him away from his path and make a negative impact on one’s inner peace for a long time, which may result in unproductiveness in other departments of life. People addicted to gambling, addiction , smoking , and alcohol also feel a lack of confidence in their potential which will encourage them into the ways which have dead ends. For such issues, the psychiatrist does motivational training, in which he guides the person to the right paths, motivates him and encourages him to find his confidence back. Starting with accepting himself as normal, a person eventually meets his inner potential through the treatment.   Principals of Motivational Interviewing: - · Express empathy through reflective listening. · Develop discrepancy between clients' goals or values and their current behaviour. · Avoid argument and confrontation. · Adjus