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P02-266 - A True Philoshophical Aproach May Leads to a New Insight in the Research & Treatment of Psychiatry

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 April 2020

A. Acharya*
Affiliation:
Psychiatry, Calcutta Pavlov Hospital, Kolkata, India

Abstract

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Introduction

Philoshophy is the ancient disciple that could answer the questions relating to human sufferings, their causes or a remedy. Doctors in dictionary meaning stands for a learned person. A psychiatrist may mean a more learned person on the matters of happyness or peace in mind or disturbances in the emotional sphere of a person, the cause of his behavioral disturbances.

Objectives

Psychiatry in future will traverse faraway from patienthood to personhood. It will be more person concenerned, well person in some transient emotional crisis or a relationship conflict in a couple or a fear in mind in a teenager before examination or a person incapable of sustaining meaninful interpersonal-relationship. It will move from the tiny clinic &will fly like a dynamic butterfly to sit besides the emotionaly upset person.

Aims

A noble amalgamation of past philoshopical master's teaching and the knowledge of our neuro-transmitter imbalance may come out with a suitable blend that might be sustainable to remove the misery of mind in a less costly way.

Methods

Time tested some philoshopical ideas may be analysed with our objective of blending.

There were Hedonistic or pleasure seeking scool or school of dispassionate.

In 2500BC BUDDHA pointed, “Midle path is the best path”.(among sacrificing in totality or totalpeasureseeking sensces.)

Budha's 4 noble truth, that there is misery & sufferings, there is causation for sufferings, there is way to stop sufferings, & that is possible points towards aeitiology of passion and attachment as the cause of mental disorders.

Conclusion

Philoshopical amalgamation in psychiatry will open newer avenues.

Type
Philosophy and psychiatry
Copyright
Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2010
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