Psychiatric Interviews for Teaching: Mania 

man of the year...

I’ve actually seen and experienced a women and a man going through manic episodes. They can last days, months and even years. I’ve honestly knew a women who stopped taking her medications for her bipolar, and she behaved very similar to this man. I think it’s impossible to fake this behavior.

@@simplyshannon3478 the patient in this video is played by an actor

@JZ's Best Friend 😂😂😂😂😂You are so funny

like !! he killed the role! extremely believable.. super amazing!

You’re a doctor u should know this lol

Your still alive.. how does it kill you?

Haha me too. And shes a doctor so she should know this...

Lol. The Dr. is peddling, while his gears are turning. I bet she cut his words off mid-Air after an hour with a pair of hedge clippers.

Armin ND Yes, I work with these patients as a doctor in training. Perfect acting!

Does the patient has a bipolar disorder with a manic episode ??

@@pain9999100 yes.

@@HeavyProfessor what is the treatment for this pathology?

Actor? do you mean he is acting?

Robert Watson 🤣😂🤣 damn i also want a manic shirt. Should be a new business: the personality disorder shirts

I was thinking exactly the same thing...also that he reminds me vaguely of Geoffrey Rush.

Hahaha lol

True. It would not work if he was dressed all in black.

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My mother looks at me like I have mania. Which I probably do. It would be interesting to hang out with someone who has it too, to compare. I hope the powers that be spared my two kiddos from my weirdness tho. I wonder if my husband would see this and say…yea that’s you baby sorry. I don’t think I’m as bad as this actor tho. God doesn’t talk to me but I feel like I’m shown little tidbits of synchronicity that feels like I should follow it. I haven’t actually been led astray yet and have actually improved my life financially so I’m not seeing this as mania. More like spiritually awakened. And if that’s the definition of mania then everyone who feels spiritually awakened is a maniac too. Which doesn’t seem fair at all when others simply can’t keep up you because you are on a whole different level of vibration.

I agree. He is awesome.

I agree. However this won't last very long. For better or for worse. He's bound to crash. In one day, one week or maybe even one month. Then he'll feel miserable, hopeless, exhausted, empty and possibly with an overdrawn bank account and strained relationships. If you are not bipolar and want to know what mania feels like, do some blow! OK don't do that, but if you did, you'd have both sides of the story: the high, the energy, the delusion of grandeur and the pressured speech and then the low, the depression (all wrapped up in a messy session). In other words: it's super fun. Except that it's not.

kailinu Depends on the person, point of view and personality. We are all here to learn and evolve. For me this guy is inspiring and extremely funny. Cheers ! We are all trapped in a fucked up political, economic, social and cultural system. We should find a way to transcend this trap. The problem is that our imagination, social , emotional problems have become the cash cows for the arrogant "mental health workers" who believe that they are all knowing, all wise and all perfect. They have no sense of humor.

ive had friend's talk like this for 2 days straight....love em to death but it does start to do ur head in after the first 24h....

kailinu He may not necessarily crash. He might just be manic. It's less common, but it happens.

Problem is, he's not acting. People with bipolar are often very animated. This is very normal for someone with bipolar.

@@10MinutestoRouletteFortune he is a actor, he is portraying someone in a manic episode he does not have any mania disorders

@@10MinutestoRouletteFortune This is more common with Bipolar Type 1. The majority of patients have Bipolar Type 2, which includes more depression (and sometimes anxiety). Manic episodes are far more common for Type 1 patients.

after 8 years ... nothing has changed... exams are of 8 minutes and patients are getting a bit harder

Your exams's are 8 mins?.....well good luck with that as it takes on average 10 year's to diagnose bipoar ,I am bipolar too 23 year's for me,have non prescribed drug's been ruled out for starter's?....

Emma C no she really doesn't. She seems very interruptible and pretentious. She's only focused in on diagnosing according to her questions, not listening to him and trying to figure out what is really the problem.

As you've seen in this video, a manic patient can talk for hours about irrevelant subjects, so she had to interrupt him to diagnose.

@@reshamm95 You need to narrow his answers to get the info to be able to diagnose, some patients can talk for minutes with giving any useful information.

Telling him her name would be more genuine

@@reshamm95 if she let him talk the whole time she would never get anywhere, psychiatrists work on a fixed schedule she can't just wait the whole time and only get a couple of answers in because it would be a waste of her time and his money

Not sure who has a mania here: him or her 🤣

​@@lukei6255him,she can't get a word in😅

Derma Laz pressured speech so serious

😂😂😂

Actor?

Monk Nhandu He's an actor. Read description.

he woulda been sectioned probably judging by it

wow.. i would never thought that was acting.. perfect. thank you.

Is Doctor Vehdi an actor as well ?

The Doctor is played by a real psychiatrist.

***** Thank you very much for the fast reply . I appreciate it .

That is really dissapointing because i wanted to see how a manic person acts and you cant just stage that it makes this video really pointless

What's the difference?

​@@irishcountryman4866Being hyper,pressured speech,racing thought's as to ADHD,hyperactivity,but with lack of concentration

I didnt realize we were all experts mate

It is possible that mania & schizophrenia are actually, in part ~ hearing the voices of people that presently exist in spirit form who are able to 'inhabit' a physical person's mind. I believe this is the case. My eldest brother was diagnosed schizophrenic; My own experience of dis-ordered emotional-mental states prmarily took shape in the form of an eating disorder (bulimia) & kleptomania; It took me 30 years to quit these self-sabotaging ways of managing & coping.. with everything. Recently, I have been exploring the possibility of Soul-Transforming healing, through reception of Divine Love. So I would like to share about this with you by introducing AJ Miller (aka Jesus, or Yeshua to folks who know him, mostly those who live in spiritual realms, where he, along with billions of other souls, has been living in his spirit-body-form, continually learning, while progressing to higher spheres, and teaching God's Way; This he has been doing for the past 2000 years. He returned to the physical plane in 1962). He talks at great length about how we wind up with physical & mental dis-ease, in large part due to our parents unfelt, unhealed, projected & damaging emotions, alongside the negative influence of dark spirits ~ these are people who once lived on earth, who have not yet begun to make positive, loving choices; Instead, they continue to hover around the earth, often to feed their addictions (e.g. desire for control & power over others). Here is the link to a page where you'll see some video-clips where AJ/Jesus speaks specifically about the core causes of mental & emotional imbalance: ru-vid.com/show-UC5I-uXaodzoOG3LPJyRb-Uwsearch?query=bi-polar+disorder

Marée Loup Thanks for the comment, it's really fascinating to me.

I'm bipolar one. It sucks.

That's probably just ego, not mania. Thank heaven.

it really depends on the person and the severity of their condition, a lot of people who are Bipolar don't experience psychosis during mania, saying that the person will turn on you when you disagree with them is a bit stereotypical to be perfectly honest. I can see how that could happen with someone deep in psychosis though, or alternatively they could become a harm to themselves.