now, ceo of the american psychological association. a good question from alex from silver spring in maryland, this morning. asking, face based on these recommendations where can we go for the screenings for anxiety and depression. we already talked about this being something a primary care doctor can do if they follow these instructions. but one of that primary care doctor isn't doing? this is that somewhere that somebody like alex can go to get some of these? >> you can certainly reach out to mental health professionals. hopefully your primary care provider has a relationship with mental health practitioner. and if you have a concern you can certainly reach out to your primary care provider. and ask for a referral. or the other thing is to act as the mental health practitioners that you may have available. what i would recommend is that if you have private insurance, look at the networks, call your insurance company. if your public insurance like medicaid, again most states people have managed medicare. manage medicaid, i should say.

arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association, here to take your phone calls. can you explain the difference between psychology and psychiatry? host: psychiatrist go to medical school and do a residency and specialize in psychiatry. psychologists go to school and learn the science of human behavior and clinical psychologists do additional training to provide clinical care. host: are there more psychologists or psychiatrists in the u.s. right now? guest: more psychologists, fewer psychiatrists, but we need more of both. our membership is about 130,000. but that include students, affiliates, people who are researchers, clinicians, but in the u.s., there are probably about 150,000 200,000 psychologists. at nine in chicago, good morning. -- edna in chicago, good morning. caller: i have been trying to get through for a long time, but you hit on something that concerns me. with all of these psychologists, why haven't they spoken up about donald trump. he has a mental problem. i would like to know if some of these psychologists would get together and let this guy know

arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association, here to take your phone calls. plain the difference between psychology and psychiatry? host: psychiatrist go to medical school and do a residency and specialize in psychiatry. psychologists go to school and learn the science of human behavior and clinical psychologists do additional training to provide clinical care. host: are there more psychologists or psychiatrists in the u.s. right now? guest: more psychologists, fewer psychiatrists, but we need more of both. our membership is about 130,000. but that include students, affiliates, people who are researchers, clinicians, but in the u.s., there are probably about 150,000 200,000 psychologists. at nine in chicago, good morning. -- edna in chicago, good morning. caller: i have been trying to get through for a long time, but you hit on something that concerns me. with all of these psychologists, why haven't they spoken up about donald trump. he has a mental problem. i would like to know if some of these psychologists would get together and let this guy know he needs t

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then american psychological association ceo talks about recommendations by a government task force on anxiety screenings or adults under the age of 65. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. during the conversation with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. announcer: up next, justice elena kagan on threats to democracy and the role of the judiciary branch in preserving it during a discussion at regina university in rhode island. -- salve regina university in rhode island. [applause] [applause] >> can i just say how glad i am to be here? >> we are thrilled to have you here. >> it's not my first trip to newport. my first trip was some years ago when the synagogue asked me to come. i will just let everybody know, if there is any other religious affiliations that want to invite me to newport, i'm good with that. [laughter] this is such a beautiful city and such a beautiful campus. the more i've learned about the university in the days and weeks leading up to this event, the more impressed i have become. so

a clip there that make it pretty clear and evident many people do including the american psychological associationed through there because i study that masculinity is inherently toxic or destructive and dangerous to our young men. in fact that is not the case. men, have the ability to take care of themselves into taking care of other people to protect, to provide to preside insert people they love. to serve the people do not even know. brian: you grew up basically your mom raise your dad didn't play much of a role in your life. where did you get the mail role model? why has it become such a passion to spread the word and pushback on this anti- man push? >> i'm really glad we talk about this. there are so many opportunities for men to step up in their communities. we are facing a fatherless home crisis men are not around either through the family court system, or their own inadequacies their own unwillingness to step up. but i had men in my life primarily through sports as i was a young man who stepped up and served, who helped, who provided discipline, who got after me gave a kick in the pants whe

the california psychological association said "we have never seen such an egregious case of follow up with kaiser". so, despite these laws, before this strike, the typical wait between appointments once you get into the kaiser system was 4-12 weeks depending on where you lived. in some cases including san mateo county, there were no appointments available for return visits. this is when members walked off the job. our members have done absolutely everything they could short of withholding their labor to try and correct these problems. you accounted the history, supervisor ronen as far back as 2013, the department of managed health care of kaiser department, found them in violation in 2017 and 2021. this year they launched a non-routine investigation of kaiser because of the director of health care department said she has seen and noticed there are systemic problems in this company. but kaiser writes these violations, fines off as a cost of doing business. for the $743 that you pay for every enrollee in the county health plan for the city and county employee health plan, a roughly $14-

evans, ceo of the american psychological association, joining us to talk about the issues of anxiety and depression. doctor, evans the u.s. preventive services task force out with new guidance on screening for depression and anxiety. first, what is the task force and what do they recommend? >> the task force is put together by the government to look at streaming farai health conditions, and this particular task force looks at the issue of president screening and anxiety screening. it is a good set of recommendations to add the issue of anxiety disorders to what people should be screening or looking for in primary care. >> why?

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the psychology of collecting is still an interesting object of study . many researchers associateth excitement and the pursuit of something exclusive, but for some, such activities bring pleasure. it may also matter from an evolutionary point of view. we continue to explore new things until we decide whether it is useful for us or not, in addition, there are collectors who literally feel like they are part of history, collecting precious items, as if you are holding a real time machine in your hands that can tell about something really unique also to collectors may be driven by the desire to preserve the legacy by passing on valuable items. for future generations, the porcelain reserve exhibition is held jointly with the studio for creative development and art therapy floria at the republican center for ecology and local history, which has been led by the artist designer teacher of the highest qualification category member of the belarusian union of designers lyudmila bairova here for more than 15 years. the author's works are in private collections in belarus russia, italy and ot

then american psychological association ceo talks about recommendations by a government task force on anxiety screenings or adults under the age of 65. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. during the conversation with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. announcer: up next, justice elena kagan on threats to democracy and the role of the judiciary branch in preserving it during a discussion at regina university in rhode island.

the california psychological association said "we have never seen such an egregious case of follow up with kaiser". so, despite these laws, before this strike, the typical wait between appointments once you get into the kaiser system was 4-12 weeks depending on where you lived. in some cases including san mateo county, there were no appointments available for return visits. this is when members walked off the job. our members have done absolutely everything they could short of withholding their labor to try and correct these problems. you accounted the history, supervisor ronen as far back as 2013, the department of managed health care of kaiser department, found them in violation in 2017 and 2021. this year they launched a non-routine investigation of kaiser because of the director of health care department said she has seen and noticed there are systemic problems in this company. but kaiser writes these violations, fines off as a cost of doing business. for the $743 that you pay for every enrollee in the county health plan for the city and county employee health plan, a roughly $14-

but even when the detected radiation levels were lower, there was still this psychological stigma associatedwith foodstuffs that come from the vicinity of the accident. in the case of ukraine, zaporizhzhia is located near veryertile agricultural lands. and even if radiological release did not travel that far across international borders, it could still have a big impact on agriculture there and potentially taint the exports that are so important to the rest of the world. amy: edwin lyman, thank you for being with us director of , nuclear power safety at the union of concerned scientists. co-author of "fukushima, the story of a nuclear disaster." we will into your piece "can the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant avoid a major disaster?" and we want to thank olexi pasyuk with the ukrainian ngo eco-action. next up, somalia is facing a looming famine. we will go to a good issue to speak with a u.n. mediterranean coordinator and we will go to ethiopia where drought is devastating east africa. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy

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finds taking micro-breaks throughout your workday can help you avoid burnout as the american psychological associationnth. abc news chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton is here. >> good morning, my friend. how are you? >> good, good, okay, so let's get it started. before we move on to the study let's talk about burnout. this is a very real condition, isn't it? >> it's real. so many people who -- you cited a statistic in the last month but how about the last year, the last two years, a lot of it has really been exacerbated since the pandemic, right, but it's not a new phenomenon and the world health organization actually talks about it. it's not a medical diagnosis, per se, so there's no one test for it, if you will, but it's more and more common, really due to chronic work-related stress, and what does it feel like? exhaustion. mental and physical exhaustion, feelings of negativity, decreased performance at work, feeling like you're not valued by your employer. you might have a short fuse and snap at colleagues or co-workers or employers or employees, so these can all be signs or symptoms of bur

well, let's figure it out together with the candidate of psychological sciences, a somnologist, associaterofessor alexei belyokhin alexei and good morning. good morning, neuron death. is everything really so serious and in what cases it can happen, in fact, death does not quite occur. well, that is, a nerve impulse under the influence of sensory exhaustion, that is, there is a lot of information to assimilate this nerve impulse, it slows down, that is, it does not get more honor to eat quickly so sympathetic. and that is, for example, a lot, a lot, when we absorb information during the days in the evening it is very difficult to concentrate, there is a change in speech in the memory of the reservation. why is it not due to the death of neurons? and the fact that this nerve impulse is along nerve fibers. it's slow, it's just that the logistics are broken. yes, the patency is said to need to create more impulses in order to somehow support the brain activity. here, where are the limits here, when they enter an overabundance, then depending on what information the fact is that if it is pleas

sandography - this is part of arotherapy, because art therapy in a broad sense, it is associated with psychotherapy, psychology, you understand, yes, that is, it’s like going to school, art therapy in our studio, as it is stated? yes, it is like sandography and drawing - this is an element of art therapy, plus, as it were, an element of arotherapy to the basic knowledge of the development of creativity in artistic movements. i believe in the current conditions. just needed. tell me what an environmentally educated person means, in general, how you can bring up this environmental friendliness. in each of us, creativity shapes the ecology of the soul in my studio. she is the ecology of the soul - what does it mean this means that my soul must be able to love to love. everything around you learn to appreciate. it is to be able to empathize when a person has the frequency of the soul, the ability to empathize. this is what he won't do. it never hurts an animal, well, not a person and it will be in your life. uh in the future this quality hmm shape further. i think it's so possible to draw a logical conclusion. eve

to keep up, but the fulfillment of all the tasks of military engineers is associated with the highest physical and psychological sappers, the national guard - this courage and skill, endurance and emotional fortitude are the highest bar for cadets. sets qualified teachers professionals with a huge baggage, knowledge and invaluable experience of the faculty has a wealth of experience. all of them performed official tasks in the north caucasian region and directly took part in the hostilities. in addition, the teaching staff is engaged in scientific activities in the departments. we have both professors and associate professors who have academic degrees, the responsibility of an assistant director blasting by a cadet issued an individual initial data. everyone has their own object everyone must work out the technical solution in detail. we need to arrange the charges in order to uh destroy the bridge. now we will make calculations on how much explosive is required. we are renting this here, we are defending an engineering solution. every single action. we will argue before the commission. here we use all the uh,

our broadcast of this appointment i already said that a psychological test will be submitted in december this is a break from the discomfort associated with the spins. and this will be considered even more important in the new conservative government, so what we heard already during the speech of the forest road means that the foreign policy course will remain supported ukraine will remain at least at the same level as it was during johnson's prime ministership, and i think that this support will grow, because in fact, for the british leadership, the inheritance of that course remains, because once in the forest was the minister of foreign affairs. and plus, the situation becomes clear to everyone that there is no other option but to help accelerate the fall of the putin regime, that is, to increase efforts to support the only first thing and to increase pressure on russia through sanctions, both by introducing new sanctions and involving in the sanctions pressure other states that have either incompletely implemented these sanctions or that have not yet implemented the stations because these will be two main directions eh that conce

lambre, still refuses to supply offended tanks to all, zelensky spoke about the psychological barriers of germany associatedpared himself with hitler isn't it time for nato countries to start supplying ukraine with better equipment such , how main battle tanks and western -made infantry fighting vehicles. russia is constantly engaged in murder and torture. we might think that in cities where there are no fights, there is such a situation that people can live, but this is not so more and more graves with hundreds of people killed. so based on these events. i will tell. yes, we should supply also negotiating the supply of f-16 fighter jets, patriot and gray eagle drones being discussed this issue is not publicly reported by politicians so as not to provoke moscow such us shyness surprises the former trump adviser on us general kellaks asks why it is needed, if washington is already a country of the ukrainian war, when we began to send weapons of the type, highmax and mrrs, they emphasized that we do not want to become a party to the conflict, i constantly think, this madness already represents 75% of the huma

defense still refuses to supply offended zelensky in a cassock said about the psychological barriers of germany associatedself to start supplying better equipment to ukraine, such as the main battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles of the western production. russia is constantly engaged in murder and torture. we might think that in cities where there are no fights, there is such a situation that people can live, but this is not so. more graves by hundreds of people killed. so based on these events. i will tell. yes, we should supply talks on the supply of f-16 fighter jets sam patriots strike drones gray eagle discusses this issue does not publicly announce policy so as not to provoke moscow what us shyness surprises trump's former adviser on us security retired general kellach asks why it is needed if washington already the country of the ukrainian war, when we began to send weapons like haims and billions, we emphasized that we do not want to become a party to the conflict. constant think it's crazy we are already representing 75% of humanitarian economic and military aid. we are already a party to

associate the decrease in shelling with? the shelling connects it as a weapon of psychological pressure , these shellings rarely had any militaryferent psychological points to distract attention . i also think that this is due to technical reasons with the decrease in the number of e-e weapons that they can use for shelling, the stockpiles of weapons of the qualities, you already know, there are rockets taking off and thank god in the same belgorod and fall there. well, i wish that every rocket took off like that and fell there and stayed like that . winter, we have already entered the autumn campaign, i don't know what the specifics are in mykolaiv oblast, i don't know the temperature in particular, but we understand that we need to prepare for protracted battles for the liberation of the right-bank bridgehead, what do you have with that everyone is talking about ammunition, the preparation of the bourjuka, and so on, and so on. well, you know, first of all, this is a warm thing, in different ways, it happens in a very differentiated way. some units are provided with this in time, but the help of volunteers is, of course, very

normal sexual life is possible, only in a calm psychological situation, pain pain can be completely different, and not including functional, that is, not associatedacute or chronic disease, the person says, i have pain, he is examined no illness is found, but he is in pain. then you need to relieve stress and the pain and muscle tension will pass. yes, this can serve as an example first of all headache, tension tension headache is very often associated with muscle tension in the muscles of the scalp of the neck and upper shoulder girdle and other signs of muscle tension are an exacerbation of more in the back, weight gain or loss , and some other symptoms have been discovered for themselves. we've had some of this weight loss. i mean, that's why i say that i look so good, because i'm constantly stressed, i mean, i don't eat. unfortunately, doctors only tell me pills, drink calming everything, but this does not help. it doesn't solve the problem. this is part of the solution to the problem. we help with the selection of therapy with the right advice, and the patient, for his part, can take some action to help himself now and consider ways to deal

zelensky undertook to comment on the quote in germany, there are certain psychological barriers for the supply of weapons to ukraine associatedt could not make a more exhaustive diagnosis of his own regime, and secondly, if the germans suddenly start massive deliveries of tanks, this will mean that the psychological barriers separating today 's germany from the third reich collapsed ideologically. they are identical zelensky gave a clear justification for this. however, there are also more tangible prosaic reasons for the reluctance to supply serious equipment, even the fondaleine itself, which, over the years of its impressive career throwing managed to work as a minister. the german defense should know that the rebel does not have gardens, especially for the tanks of the new leopard 2, there are only about 50 pieces. this year, the germans will overpay 123 billion euros for electricity, half of the state budget in the next 136 billion . society on martial law is not yet in public plans, although the state of critical sectors of the economy. yes started the largest gas suppliers, concerns, uniper. and faung are negotiating t

psychologically. i would say my faith is with the global south, not the monarchy. amy: professor mukoma wa ngugi, thank you for being with us, associate professor of "literatures in english" at cornell university. and caroline elkins is professor of african and african-american history at harvard university. legacy of -- "legacy of violence: a history of the british empire." and "imperial reckoning: the untold story of britain's gulag in kenya." next up, it has been almost two years since newark police killed carl dorsey was to his family has just filed a civil lawsuit. we will speak with his sister. stay with us. ngugi wa thiong'o ♪♪ [music break] amy: john lennon returned his honorary title to the queen in protest over britain's role in the war. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the family of a black man killed by newark police while he was unarmed is demanding answers after the investigation into his death dragged on for nearly 20 months. the facts, they say, are clear -- carl dorsey was shot dead just after midnight new year's day 2021 by undercover police detective rod simpkins i

psychological and legal support. helping seriously ill children across the country, a house with a lighthouse helps them in moscow and the moscow region, so this is such an associationen and teachers really allow this help in multiplying to multiply, and every year it becomes more and more in action. this is wonderful and gives the opportunity to talk to children about the help they can already have. small, but somehow they can still provide, uh, with them, through them, this help is provided. over 8 years of the campaign to help children, more than 240 million rubles were collected. 3,000 seriously ill babies were able to return home from intensive care and live with their loved ones, and not in the hospital. new residential buildings of the lyublino social house have been opened in moscow. two buildings for 430 people have been built on this territory. people who need long-term care due to various diseases will live in the new buildings. wednesday. at the same time, everyone has their own personal comfortable space. for all these institutions. we are now introducing new standards of care, revising approaches and formats, in general, we are trying to make these ins

psychologically. so it was at that stage that a google search when i was worrying about why i felt so anxious and scared about life in general, ifound the birth trauma associationrachel, what would you say to expectant mothers who _ ptsd. rachel, what would you say to expectant mothers who are - ptsd. rachel, what would you say to expectant mothers who are listening| expectant mothers who are listening to this interview, who have watched that report from catherine and hearing the news that more than half of all maternity units in england are not safe enough? i mean, it is an anxious enough time as it is, isn�*t it, expecting a baby? you don�*t want to hear this sort of news, so what would your advice be? my news, so what would your advice be? my advice would be to advocate strongly for themselves, now that they have a voice and choices. if they have a voice and choices. if they want an elective c—section, they want an elective c—section, they can have one. if they want to give birth at home, that is possible too. they do have a part to play, and the voice is important, their choices are there to be made. but i would say to them also, please it is not as a gener